Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-01-07

Clarence johnson was Lime
Springs visitor last week.
Miss Josie Brown returned from her
Lime Springs visit Monday.
Ladies Cloaks for $500, at the New
Store of @. D. Nichols & Co.
Miss Minnie johnson returned to
school at Redwing, Monday.
Miss Ruth Ling returned to her
school at Waterloo, Saturday.
@. D. Nichols s. Co., have change
of advertisement in this issue.
For SALE-House aud 10 acres. A
good proposition.-J. II. Luers.
Maple, Oak and soft wood for sale.
1878 r. S. CAWARD.
Miss Mable Deane is the guest of
her brother Homer at Algona for a
few days.
Roy Watros, Ted River, and Clar-
ence Thomas returned to Iowa City,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Siddall and Mrs. Owen
went to Lime Springs Saturday for
short visit.
The furnace under the M. E. cold
ctnra ua a r. F1oropoav;1la &c ,ot nrou;pp
much Of a success.
Mrs. Fred Salisbury was down from
Lime Springs for visit last week,
returning Saturday.
There is going to be a house cleaing
IL prices will do it, at the New Store
of q. D. Nichols & Co.
Mrs. Len Grobel and little son went
to Ridgeway Saturday for a short
visit with her relatives.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postotlice.
Miss Maggie Jones was down from
Lime Springs for short visit with
friends, returning Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Harris and son Lyle
went to Arlington, Ia, Saturday, for
short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyers are re-
joicing over tine arrival of little son
born to them Tuesday, Dec. 3lst.
For Sale cheap-25 lots in different
localities in town. Buy now before
the spring ADVANCE. Fl. Luers.
If you want a bargain in a Ladies
or Misses Cloak, don't fail to see
@. d. Nichols s. Co.
For SALE-A new house and barn
with q acres. Will sell at bargain.
j. III. Luers.
Cash paid for wood delivered in
Cresco at my residence near the first
ward school house.-Danl. Wheeler.
Miss Mary Jones after home visit
at LIE Roy, came down Saturday after
noon to resume her school work
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. O'Malley are the
proud parents of a ten-pound baby
girl, born to them Friday afternoon,
Jan. 3rd.
Miss Emma Becker went to Rice
vile, Saturday, where she will spend
some time visiting the Yager and
Carpenter homes.
For SALE-House and lots, 3 blocks
south of Tow mill; price $3.50. This is
big bargain, and must be sold at
once.-J. II. Luers.
Miss Georgia House returned to
Decorah Saturday. She isstenograph-
er with the Turkish Oil Company,
located at that place.
FIROGEN, The Fuel Saver, saves
25 to 40 per cent of your coal bills.
Prevents SCOT, cinders and clinkers.
Guaranteed, at A. Anderson's.
LosT-Jan. 2, in ur between Bank
Of Cresco and the Cresco Union
Savings Bank, S20; finder please return
to this office and receive reward.
We have few Ladies extra sized
Cloaks of the latest style, that we will
sell cheap, at the New Store of
O. d. NICHOLS & Co.
For SALE-Good,6 room house and
barn, two blocks from Evans machine
house. Will be sold cheap to close an
estate. For particulars see J. H Luers.
Mrs. May Libby came down from
Minneapolis SundaS night. She ac-
companied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Craghill on their trip to California.
Jonn E. Flemming of Armstrong
was circulating about among friends
in this vicinity last week and giving
attention to business, leaving for
home Monday morning.
For SALE-75 Howard and Winnie
shield county farms, and 25 houses and
lots in Cresco- have some genuine
bargains.--J.t II. Luers, RealeState
and Loan A gent. CreSco. Ia.