Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-05-06
Peck pays cash for butter and eggs.

Peck pays cash for butter and eggs.
Go to Peck for top prices on butter
and eggs.
Rev. Sllke came up from West
Union Monday.
Miss Millicent Clark returned to
Lime Springs Saturday.
Mrs. Anthony Marshall and children
Sundayed in Lime Springs.
For SALE-A parlor and bedroom
suite. Apply to Mr. Ed Craghill.
VIM. Hammond is preparing to add
a summer kitchen to his residence.
Fred S. Davis, editor of the Chester
Herald, was a Cresco visitor Monday.
WANTED-A road team in exchange
for piano at Kellogg's Music Store.
Mrs. Geo Brown went to Lime
Spring Monday for visit W ith rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Luverne Sanford is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Richards.
j. G. Wolling has built a large ad-
dition to his residence north of the
school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Warrington are
the parents OF a 10 pound boy, born
Monday, May 5.
WANTED-A girl to sew weeks in
the shop. Apply first door west of ].
Welch s residence.
Harley Hulburt has completed a
residence east of the Berg addition
and is occupying it.
w. A. Smith has a splendid large
straw berry bed with promise of a rich
abundance of the fruit.
Early and late varieties of Northern
grown seed potatoes at Gilchrist City
Elevator.-Chas. Caward. Sta.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite poStoff1ce.
Miss Julia Byrnes has just received
a new lot Of hats, and expects another
consignment in a few days.
| The face of nature as we'll as that
Of the farmers wears a beautiful smile
since the refreshing showers.
Pure kettle rendered Lard for IL and
l24 cents q pound at
6Stf HAEFNER s. SERFLING's.
Roy Salisbury who has been at
Washington D. c., acting in the capa-
city of census clerk, came home Mon
day.
Ira jerks vino has been learning the
bakers art at the Reckamp bakery,
left Manday for weeks visit at
Sumner, Ia.
Mrs. Orvine McHugh and brother,
Urban Lyons, went to Dubuque Fri
day for d visit with their sister, Miss
Angie Lyons.
Miss Emma Woellsteiu returned
from Chicago Monday morning, and
reports her sister, Miss Minnie, great
| ly improved in health
Every member Of M. w. A. is re-
quested to be present at our next
meeting, May Is. Don't fail to be
there. BY order of V. G.
The Grace Church Guild will meet
with Mrs. w. B. Lent, Wednesday,
May 7th, at 2:30 p. m. All members
are requested to be present.
Art Reynolds and son Raymond
started for Montana Wednesday. Mrs.
Reynolds and children will visit Cres-
co short time before going.
Ralph Clark has broke ground for a
residence in the north west part of
the city. A large barn and carriage
sheds have already been erected.
G. e. Byrnes has been promoted to
the position of rate clerk on the B. q.
R. and N. railroad. Mr.. Byrnes is a
Cresco boy, a son of Chas. Byrnes.
On our inside page is cut showing
whese Cecil Rhodes is buried. 1t is
not as lurid as we thought it weuld be
Perhaps the old nick is out of sulphur.
G. f. Freehauf has recently fitted
up the residences of Geo. Story and
e. R. Thompson with electric lights,
also the dental offices Of DR.. Morton.
The board OF Supervisors Is making
arrangements to put cement walk on
the north and east side Of the Court
house square. This is much needed
improvement.
| 1t will pay the ladies of Cresco and
vicinity to look at Miss Byrnes line OF
hats before buying. All the most
Istylish modes in both street and dress
hats will be found there.
Miss Mabel Brown returned from
North Dakota Friday, where she has
taken up a claim. She left on Satur.
day for LIE Roy, Mimi, where she
teaches for tha newt two n,opths