Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22

uollle. hlsS Edna Will not go Till next
week.
Mrs. W. T. Cummins and nephew
Willie Kellogg left Thursday after.
noon for an outing at Mason City and
; Clear Lake.
Mis- Lena Skaug Of Albert Lea,
who has been visiting MT. and Mrs.
Frank Daubersmith, returned to her
home Thursday.
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.
Miss. P. E. Skahen and little child
from Minneapolis are guests at II.
T. Reeds home. She will be remem-
bered by Cresco people as Mary Stone.
MT. and Mrs. Byron Mabon and little
daughter left Thursday afternoon for
a visit at Hawkeye, Randalla and
other points in that section of the
state.
VIM. Kellow Jr., is tearing down
the Miner Creek cheese factory pre-
paratory to moving it to Howard
Center, thus having it more conven-
lent for his patrons.
A daughter of Peter Hovey living
about six miles east OF town died
Wednesday morning. She was about
II years of age and a great sufferer
| from nervous prostration.
Gus. Walters has returned from
Florenceville. His sister, Lena, ac-
companied him here and will spend
the week visiting relatives and
friends. Co. Record.
Cresco is rather dry SO the thirsty
ones say. The mayor sent word to
the proprietors of several resorts that
a cessastion of business would prevent
trouble and the doors were closed.
There is pretty girl in an alpine hat,
| A sweeter girl in sailor brim,
Butthe handsomest girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.-Dr. Connolly.
| A. G. Genshow and A. W. Mitchell
went on "a fishing expedition to the
Little Turkey near the Hoilister
farm, Wednesday and returned with
a string Of about 60 fine bull-heads
and bass.
Miss May Humphrey commences
the fall term of school in the Banning
district Monday. We congratulate
the people of that vicinity upon Sc
curing the services of such an efffc.-
ent teacher.
II it wasn't popular, if it wasn't
loved by the people why do dealers
say? "We have something just as good
as the Madison Medicine Co. s Rocky
Mountain Tea" Think it over. 35 cts.
-Dr. Connolly,
]. Il. Babcock Of New Hampton
was in town Wednesday interviewing
our breeders Of fine stock. He was
looking for some additions to his herd
of Polled Angus cattle. This ONCE
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh O'Neil and little
daughter returned to their home at
Chicago Wednesday night after a
pleasant visit at the P. F. O'Malley
home. Miss Nellie O'Malley accom-
panied them home for rest and
visit.
The miserable dog poisoner is at
his work again. During the past
wsek.a half dozen fire dogs have
met their death including some
harmless pets like Kennith Welsh's
little daschound and Charley Burgess
"Sancho."
Cliff. Miller, who has been a faith
ful employe Of the Capoli Button
Work for some time past, will leave
in couple of weeks to visit the vari-
Gus fairs. He is an expert wire artist,
making handsome trinkets from gold
wire.-Lansing Mirror.
Go to G. N. Register, successor to
G. T. Natros, Crcsco Novelty Works,
A l, for all kinds of Mower and re-
pair sections for cents each, and all
goods in his line at cost.
G. NJ. REGISTER, per-
Roy Wentworth, Mang.
One complete Minneapolis threshins
outfit; 1S-horse engine, separator,
blower, welgher, feeder, two tanks,
tank pump and hose, one wagon, in as
good running order as a new outfit.
For sale only $1,000. Address Frankson
s. Kayanaugh, Spring Valley, Mimi.
Boy Bulls went to Lime Springs
ycsterdy, to look after interests on
the farm near there. Mrs. Will
Tillson, Of Cresce, came Saturday for
d visit at the home Of her father, @.
w. Burdick. .. Miss George Adams
went to Cresco Saturday-Decorah
Journal.
Last Wednesday the city officials
swoopcd down on DR.. Karl D. Fisk
and took him before a justice for
operating in Waukon without the
required optician Is license. He was
| accaSSad a S1S tina INIT anpo.lod tho