Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-25
Old newspapers for sale at this office.

Old newspapers for sale at this office.
Bring in your Plows and get them
repaired at Watros.
Gold Medal Flour S1.05 per sack, at
Stern's, Davis Corners, Iowa.
Best Separator Oil SOC per gallon, at
Stern's, Davis Corners, Iowa.
JIG. Webster made business trip
to Des Moines, leaving Saturday.
Custom feed grinding at Bonair mill
and elevator every other Tuesday.
McCulloch, Lime Springs harness
dealer was Cresco visitor Monday.
VIM. Woodward Of Dell Rapids SD.
is visiting Cresco friends this week
Mrs. Frank Farr and children ar
rived Monday noon from Monona.
Mrs. James Thompson went to Elma
Monday noon for visit with friends.
Mrs. J. G. Webster went to Rice
vile Friday for visit with relatives.
NJ. White and daughter Josie
went to Minneapolis Saturday morn
ing.
John W. Booth left for Greely and
Farley La. Monday on short business
trip.
Mrs. Fred Goethe and children went
to McIntire Monday for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Lomas vent to Albert
Lea Friday for visit with Miss Birdie
harrington.
Miss Fannie Fender Of Indiana is
visiting with P.L. Thayer's family in
Kendallville.
Mrs. Will Woellstein and son Roger
went to Becorah Monday for a visit
with relatives.
Thomas McCarville who has been
attending school at De ecorah returned
home Saturday.
Dry, hard and soft wood for sale
and delivered in any part of the city.
r. S. Caward.
There will be a dance in the Ken
dallvilIe hall, Friday evening, Feb. %.
Tickets 25 cents.
The New Oregon Cemetery Associa
tion will meet with Mrs. Siddall, Wed
nesday, March 5th.
The Office of P. G. Button has beer
changed from his residence to the
Potter Livery barn.
Wagon Whff1etree sets made OF
the best Shell-bark Hickory, Sl.35 pei
set, at Watros Shop.
Mrs. lighthouse and Miss Pear
Kicks went to Decorah Saturday fOl
a visit with relatives.
DR.. W. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoffice.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walton wen1
to Decorah Friday for a visit will
their daughter Mrs. Christen.
Prices on Wall Paper from 5 cent
a double roll to IS; 80 yards of borde
for cents. BERT FOYE.
Annual Easter Entertainment and
supper by the Grace Church Guild II
the Opera House Tuesday April 1st
| Rev. and Mrs. o. II. Holmes are tn
proud parents of a little boy, VIII
arrived at their home Saturday Fet
%.
Mrs. Anthony Marshall and th
children went to Lime Spring Satur
day for visit at the A. r. Marsl
home.
Misses Bonnie Beadle and Alic
Davis who are teaching school nea
Chester spent Sunday at their respee
tive homes.
Feed you hens "Turkish Poultr
Food.It keeps themhealthy and make
them lay. For sale at Stern's, Dav1
Corners, Iowa.
When the PLAIN DEAKER speaks c
Hancock of Fayette it alludes to th
county, and not to the hamlet of tina
name. See, Oc?
: Miss Mable Fuller accompanied Mil
Nellie Sims to Chicago Saturday ni2f
where they willstudy up on the Sprin
styles of millinery.
Miss James who. has been at Decora
for some time employed as stenograpl
er by the Turkish Oil Company, r
turned home Friday.
John E. Murtha the Plymouth Roc
farmer contributed a fine load of WOO
to the PLAIN DEALER last week fro
his abundance Of the article.
Mr.. and Miss Kettleson, of Cresc
nephew and niece of Mr.. and Mrs. ia
Hendricks visited in this vicini
ever Sunday.-Ricev,lle Recorder.
Word reaches us Of the death of
II. Clark at his home at Greentiel
Mo-, last Monday. The remains W
be brought here for burial.-Ricepl
Recorder.
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