Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-05-09

Peck pays cash for butter and eggs
60 to Peck for top prices on butter
and eggs.
| @. A. L. Loomis, of Chester, was 6
Cresco visitor Thursday.
| G. e. Fields attended Sunday
School convention at Chester Tuesday
| WANTED-A road team in exchange
for piano at Kellogg's Music Store
Mrs. B. f. Davis went to Lime
Spring Thursday noon for visit with
relatives.
| Read and heed DR.. Jones' ad in this
| paper If you want better eyes, and
better eyesight.
Jas. Kearnes and daughter, Miss
Wlnnifred, of Riceville, were Cresco
callers Thursday.
| Miss Rose Glass went to Decorah
/ Thursday afternoon for few days
| visit with friends.
Mrs. Willis jerks of Waterloo, is
the guest of her uncles, 1. j. and John
Booth and families.
BoARDERs WANTED-Apply to Mrs.
M. E. Chapman, II blocks north of
Congregational church.
Early and late varieties of Northern
grown seed potatoes at Gilchrist City
Elevator. Caward. 67t4.
DR.. w. t. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postolnce.
License to wed was issued this week
to August E. Wolf and Miss Emma
Weis, both of Howard county.
Miss Gertrude Horobin, Of Austin,
came Thursday to be the guest of
Miss Nellie Sims for a few days.
| Mr.. e. Anderson, the horse buyer,
bought and shipped forty-eight horses
to New York and Boston last week,
| Pure kettle rendered Lard for IL and
l2a cents pound at
6Stf HAEFNER & SERFL1NG's.
Ole Lofthus and E. E. Mullen went
to Dubuque Tuesday night to be in
attendance at a Grocer's convention.
| Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Bardouche
and little child went to Decorah
Thursday afternoon for a visit with
relatives.
| Mrs. Geo. Halter and sister, Mrs.
Joe Bowers, returned Tuesday night
from visit with friends at different
points in North Dakota.
| 1 am now prepared to Iaunder lace
curtains promptly and in the best
manner at reasonable prices.
MRS. MINNIE HARRIS.
| Monday, May 18th to noon Thurs
day, May 18th. are DIR. Fisk's next
dates. All needing glasses and the
best obtainable service will please
note.
l.. G. Snow went to Colfax Wednes
day noon, where he will take treat
ment for rheumatism, of which he has
been suffering for the past three
weeks.
Mrs. S. B. Carpenter died at abou'
| noon on Tuesday, May 9Th. The fu
neral was held from the house yester
day, Revs. Holmes and Marshall of
| ticiating.
Lieut.. Geo. Simonds but recently
returned from the Philippines, il
making his Cresco friends short visit
He was accompanied by Filipino DO.
whom he brought home with him.
Mother, Yes one package makes twt
quarts of baby medicine. See direct
ions. There is nothing just as goot
for babies and children as Rock.
Mountain Tea. IS ctS.-Dr. Connolly
Don't waste your money on worth
less limitations of Rocky Mountain
Tea. Get the genuine made only b.
the Madison Medicine Co. A grea
family remedy. IS cts.-Dr. Connolly
Mrs. Geo. Chryst is the local agen
, tor the Charles M. Stevens house o
, Chicago. Ladies needing anything i
, tailor made suits or other furnishing
. should see her, as she can save yo
money.
Monday evening, May 18th Monta
que Hall at Lourdes. will be occupie
by the friends Of Tepsichore IN th
merry dance. The Protivin band wi
. furnish the music. A good time
. promised.
p Cresco Camp, w. O. w. initiate
p five new members at special NEE
. ing last Tuesday evening, and tt
|. same number are in waiting for init
alton at the regular meeting ne1
s. Trlpsdav avaninp tha 18th