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

Burr Combs OF Chester was a Cresco
visitor Saturday.
ArI Brubaker made a business trip
to st. Paul last week.
See @. d. Nichols s. Co.'s change Of
advertisementin in this issue.
Roy Anderson and Hans RoberR
were up from Ridseway Monday.
Miss Zela Sibert is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Lydia Sibert from Bonair.
James Connoly is home from hissou-
ID, Montana for visit with relatives.
Fred Clark, principal of the Calmar
school was in Cresco one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron went
to Usage Friday to attend the funeral
Of nephew.
r. D. Ssely came from st. Paul last
Friday for visit with relatives here
and at Riceville.
Fred B. Lowry and wife will be home
from Donnybrook, N. D., this week,
probably Thursday.
Those cool ventilated straw hats at
@. ID. Nichols 3 Co.'s are the right
things for = hot day.
Miss Lottie Barnes leaves today for
a two-weeks visit with friends and
relatives in st. Paul.
Mems Ice cool Pants at @. d. Mich.
OILS & Co. :, Is cts. What is the use
of being over heated.
q. j. Peck came down from Him
nepolis Saturday night for short Wis
| it with relatives here.
]. G. Webster made trips to Du-
buque last week looksng after the
sale of some baled hay.
W. F. Alien, the shoe man, and fam
lily are enjoying the visit of his moth
er and niece Of Dubuque.
DR.. W. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Onlce over Fields Furniture
store, opposite posto11ce.
DR.. N. ]. Lowry was Dss Moi nes
visitor last week, going to take the
state medical examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs Friend are tn.
proud parents of 3 little daughter
born to them Sunday July 81.
The iron piping for the extension
of the water works has arrived and Il
being hauled ready for laying.
II. J. and G. J, helos start ed ycster.
day with two car loads of horses fol-
Rugby and Willow City, N. d.
Mrs. George NJ. Heath and daugh.
ters came from Lacrosse Monday for
a visit at the II. T. Reed home.
| Ole Swsnson aud family arc enjoy
ing pleasant visit from their daugh-
ter Eta and child from Spencer.
Mrs. Clymena Smith of Chetops
Kansas is the guest OF her mother Mrs
ST. John and other Cresco friends.
| Mrs. Emma Marshall has bought
the James Nichols farm east of Bon
air, paying $40 per acre therefor.
j FouND-The way to keep Psarsol,
extracts in stock. Call Mrs. II. w
Foye, N. I. Telephone, No. $50. s0t
/ Masters Urban and Dennis Lyon.
are at home to a number of theil
little friends tonight at lawn party
Miss Genia Wildman left Frida!
noon for Brownsville Mimi, for visit
with her cousin. Miss Addie Wildmal
Miss Edith Hamre who has been Wis
iting friends here for some time re
turned to her home at Decorah Non
day.
B. b. Brooks pump-shop will be 10
Gated on the south side adjoining th
bicycle shop of. L. Henly on tn
west.
For Sale Two second hand bind ers
two surreys and several single buggic
at bargain. T. S. Johnson, Bonair
Iowa.
To RENT-Two fine office room
, with or without city heat and 'electri
. light, Enquire of @. J. or A. Fl. Ca
{ ward. u
The New Oregon Cemetery Associa
tion meets with Mrs. Allcman Monda
3 afternoon Aug 4. A full attendanc
is desired.
A sister of Attorney Wilbrahan
a Mrs. II. N. Calkins of Chicago, witt
her daughter are guests at the Wilbrs
ham home.
The Episcopal Sunday School picnl
which was to have been held last Sal
, urday viii be held today, the weatht
permitting.
FsTRAYEp-From my farm, Ju,
9th, q 2-year-old steer, Weighing abo,
800 pounds; light red color.-HRNH
SCHNEIDER.
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell left Frida
afternoon for Chicago where she wi