Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-29

Almon Rice the other day while in
Cresco sold the Tom. Farrell farm for
$4,000, and Saturday he sold another
farm for $1,000.
Mrs. Will Hunting and Miss.
Emma Dale entertained lady friends
at tea at the home of the former
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Boughner went to Wau-
kon Monday afternoon, whore she
will spend week in the interest Of
the r. N. camp at that place.
The small building that was used
for telephone, exchange adjoining
Laubs jewelry store is to bs removed
to the Lowry farm west of Cresco.
Roe Brown, Arthur Barker and
Frank Hunting who have been camp
ing near Lake CITY, MINI. for the past
two weeks, returned home Friday re-
porting a fine time.
PresidentsBeardshear OF the State
Agricultural college is expected to die
any day. E. WyStanton is the ex-
ecutive head Of the cpllege during the
illness of its preSident.
Art Brubaket went TO waukon
Monday afternoon where he has ao-
cepted a position. Mrs. Brubaker
after a visit with relatives in Mime
apolis will join Him there.
When you awake in the morning
feeling like the end OF misspent life,
your mouth fullof fir, and your soul
full of regrets, take Rocky Aountaln
Tea. Great medicine. DR.. Connolly.
Don't be persuaded into taking
some thing said TO be "just as good"
as Madison Nenicine Co.'S Rocky
Mountain Tea. There is nothing like
it. s5cts, no more, no less. DR.. Con
molly.
Miss Mabel Donahugh, of Chicago,
Daughter Of James Donahugh, is
spending her vacation in Cresco with
her uncle, J. T. Donahugh. She is a
successful teacher in the Chicago
public school.
w. Fl. Ferrie delivered wagon load
OF hogs in Crcsco on Saturday for
which he received sl75, Danl Barnes
was the purchaser and he says it is
the largest sum- he ever paid for one
wagon load Of hogs.
Two rural routes have been cstah-
lished from Lime Springs, to COM
mence about August 1sks One runs
east and south 70 Bonairs then north
and west; the other runs northeast In
the Foreston neighborhood.
ENGINE AND THRHSHER FOR SALE:
"A 14-horse Nichols g. Shepherd
engine, and ssif-feed, swing stacker
threshing machine. All in first class
shape. For sale at a reasonable price.
Enquire at Novelty Works No l.
"A. ]. Cook Of Bonair, and H. RuddY
of Kendaliuille,iwho have both sold
their farms, will move to Cresco. Mr..
Ruddy will either buy or build next
spring aud was in town last week
looking afrer home either rent OF
buy.
The La,clsr Dispatch reports the
marriage Of Miss Grace L. Green Il
Mr.. F. d. OImstead at Salt Lake City
Jurs Is. The bride is the daughter
of Jennie Daggett, who was married tt
]. A. Green, about the close of the
civil war.
1 Dennis Rice has thanks for guam
tity Of Texas peaches IS DELICIOUS a!
mortal man ever tasted. He has fol
some time been q resident of Texas
aud thinks it one of the best frui
atates, especially in its more elevated
aud cooler regions.
Albert Fox, of.Artesian, S. D., cam
down Saturday evening, and the even
ing following, in company with hi
brother, z. Z. OF this place, went t
i Chicago where he expects to undergo
surgical operation for the !relicf o
an eye whicn was severely Injured b.
a gasoline explosion a few weeks ago
Frank e. Long and some of hi
company are In town, arriving las
Friday evening. Frank is lookin
better than when last here, and re
ports himself as feeling better, an,
: that improvement is continuous bu
necessarily slow. He will organic
for nextseason here opening at Ana
mosa but may play one or two night
here first.
The executive council of the stat
made the railroad assessment lastwee
but has not made known the result
Speculation is, Fife as to whether ther
has been 1n increase ard to what G.
tent. 1t is thought the assessmer
will not be made known till after th
state convention. "Addition divisio
and silence" has been alfeature OF r.
publican tactlcs Since when Quay el
, tered politics.
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