Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-19

years UT ulOTe. GEO. ii. AELLOGG.
VIM. Woodward returned this morn
ing to Dell Rapids S. D., accompanied
by MT. and Mrs. Jas. Slddall who will
remain there for few weeks visit.
Makes the fires of life burn with a
steady glow. Renews the golden. hap
py days of youth. That's what Rocky
Aoutain Tea does. 35c.-Dr. Connolly.
Rollo Mitchell's brother Clyde who
has been working in Chicago for some
time, returned Sunday morning last
fol- a visit hsfriends.and relatives.
Reserve seats are now on sale Frank
r. Longs opening night, Thursday
Aug. 81. Ladies free tickets honored
on this night only, Prices Is. 25 and
35.
Mrs. Fred Ryan who has been visit
ing at Decorah returned home Fri
day, accompanied by her cousin, Mrs.
Bronner, who will visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. George Mabon and two child
ren and Miss Edna Mabon and brother
Tom left Friday afternoon for
weeks visit with friends at Indepen-
dence.
There is pretty girl in an alpine hat,
A sweeter girl in sailor brim,
Butthe handsomestg girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.-Dr. Connolly.
Miss Bea Johnson went to Lime
Springs Monday to be in attendance
at the wedding of her friend, Miss
Elva Duerden to Chas. Maurer of
Minneapolis, which takes place today.
A granddaughter of II. O'Reilly by
the name Of LYRIC, died Sunday from
the effects Of scald received the day
before. The body was shipped to
Minneapolis Monday morning for bu-
rial.
The Elvidge Creamery Co., of Clay
ton county has transformed the Gran
ger brewery into creamery which is
being managed by S. G. Growmly, who
reports an output of 2500 pounds a
week.
II it wasn't popular, if it WASH It
loved by the people why do dealers
say? "We have something just sgood
as the Madison Medicine Co. S Rocky
Mountain Tea" Think itover. 35 cts.
DR.. Connolly.
The Nelson County N. d. Observer
says: Ringing Bros. went broke for
transportation and made an assign
ment to the Chicago s. Northwestern
Ry, all on account Of the wet season
and poor crowds. %
Owing to the continued rains there
is danger OF the grain growing in the
shock. 1t is already reported in that
condition in some fields. So far as
the cutting is concerned the harvest
is practically finished.
The barn:of VIM. Owens in one of
the recent wind and thunder storms,
was struck with lightning, blown
down and set on fire, which was speed
lily extinguished, thus saving the bro
ken and damaged material from de-
struction.
CO. e. has secured the Opera house
at Lime Springs for the three days OF
street fair, and will run dance there
afternoon and evening. Good music
will be furnished and the boys will dc
all in their power to promote the en-
joyment of those attending.
A. D. Franklin on the Geo. Merry
farm brought in few ears of corn
last Saturday which are large, vel
filled and nearly matured and will on
ly take short time to be out of the
, way of frost. He says he has a felc
: of 10 acres as good as sample.
Mrs. W. B. Ousley and sister Miss
Ruby Beadle leave this week for Ok
ford, Iowa, where they have pur
3 chased stock of millinery. Mrs
. Ousley was there last week and i
well satisfied with the location. W.
wish them the best Of success in thei
: venture.
Geo. II. Kellogg made a bushes
trip to Oelwein and New Hampton
e last week. While at New Hampton
y he put in branch store of his estat
q lishment here, D. D. Dixon of tina
place having charge Of it, and If b
can dispose OF his property here salts
factorily, he contemplates going int
= the same business at Oelwein.
No commercial College in Iowa OF
n fers broader course, or SO man
r. splendidly furnished rooms, or such
II number Of practical, thorough, e!
perienced teachers, as U. I. U. Con
mercial College of Fayette. Ever
II young man on the farm doubles b
$ efficiency in influence by thoroug
Is business course. For description
our whole plans, write G. A. Oliver.
a. Henry L. Shattuck of Shilsburg, la
Of was cured OF a stomach trouble wit