Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-05

L 1uc oGIUCbuES Will UC eTeCUeu Oy
James Byrne, the guara ntee for good
job.
The Calmar Courier says, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steffes came down from Cresco
to attend the wedding of a niece Tues
day. They returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freehauf went to
Nashua last week for visit with
friends. Mr.. Freehauf returned
Saturday, his wife staying for a long
er visit.
Mrs. Fred Salisbury and children
who have been spending couple Of
weeks visiting relatives in Crssco, re-
turned to their home at Lime Spring,
Saturday.
Jas. Stafford WAS down from Lime
Spring Sunday, getting some electric
light fixtures for an illuminated arch
which will be constructed there for
use during the street-fair.
There is pretty girl an alpine hat,
A sweeter girl in sailor brim,
Butthe handsomest girl you I'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.-Dr. Connolly.
Mr.. S. PEGGY is having large ware
room erected adjoining his mill. It
will be 32x75 feet, two stories high
and will enable him TO conduct his
business to better advantage than
heretofore.
Rob Chapel is at Elk River Mimi,
visiting his sister, Mrs. Emory John
son. Rob has been in poor health for
some time and went there with the
hope Of being benefited by the change
OF climate.
Organ reeds, springs, pedal hinges,
pedal straps, ETC., for almostall makes
Of organs are carried in stock by
Crance, the Usage Organ Tuner and
Repairer, who is here this week. Drop
him a postal.
VIM. J. Mead left last evening In
company with Seymour Fosse, Of
Ridgeway, for Storm Lake where they
will join Sweets Comedians for the
coming season, playing in both band
and orchestra.
If it wasn't popular, If it wasn't
loved by the people why do dealers
say? "We have some thing just as good
rs the Madison Medicine Co.'S Rocky
Mountain Tea" Think itover. 35 cts
DIR. Connolly.
Miss Eta Natvig whe for some
tims past has been clerking at the
John Johnson store, resigned her pc
sition and returned to Saude, Ia,
Thursday night, where she will enjoy
a much needed rest at the home OF
her sister.
DR.. Will ]. Berringer and wife o.
Omaha and Mrs. M. Michel of Cresct
have been visiting this week will
their uncle, John Hopp and with man.
other family friends in LIE Roy.
Joseph Slater has bought farm nea
Cresco. Roy Independent.
j Geo. W. Merry Of Nillbank was t
see his crops and his domestic animal
out on Crane Greek last week. 81
owns 800 acres of land in MinneSot
100 miles northwest of Minneapoli
to which he will send portion of th
stock farm from his Crane Greek farm
Edith and Hazel Reynolds are owe
from Cresco visiting their numcrou
friends, who are all glad to see then
Mamie Roache and Margare
Siddall went to Cresco today, the TO
: mer for visit and the latter to atten
r Summer school. Chickasa,u Co. Reco,
Mrs. Chas. McI(etchie and son Che
ter, of Petrolia, Canada, are the CUES
r of the Edgar Taft family. Mrs. Ia
e and Mrs. NcKetchie are sisters. FL
t day morning Doctors Ahern and Scri
ture performed surgical operate
. on Mrs. Taft who is doing nicely, al
d her sister will care for her during b
a illness.
The U. I. U. Business College,
- Fayettc offers advantages unsurpa!
% cd in the West. Handsome hal
: splendid offices, modern apparatr
Thorough, practical, magnetic cou
es. Six experienced Instructor &C
: stantly at work. For information a.
s. Illustrated circular write to G.
le Oliver, Principal.
CREAM WANTED:-We will take
y the hand separator cream that y
~ can ship us paying big price at yc
~ shipping station. We want to ht
from every owner of hand separa
lie to whom we will mail one OF our bo
az lets free containing valuable inforr
er ton. Write at once.-The El
Butter Co., Elgin, Ill. 95t4 ltaH
A. W. Prann and wife, accompan
~ by f. j. Prann and Miss Julia West
Ky Cresco, spent Sunday in Decorah.
ly. The Misses Fitzjerald, of Cresco, W
guests Of Mrs. Ole Anderson Mono
ars while on their way to Waukon.
per Ada Prann, of Cresco, is the guest