Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-03
Anderson-Reohr Co.. Oct. "a.


Saturday Oct. 4th.
Dubuque VS. Cresco, and the re
wins. Don't miss the game.
| Come out to the Fair Grounds Sat
urday and watch the red win.
For RENT-Four goo d houses in th
city. Apply to ]. H. LuERs.
Frank Hunting spent last Sunda
IN Ossian the guestof DR.. N. Iogry
| Coal for threshing. The best stea n
proposition in Cresco at the BRICK
YARD.
You will always regret it If you
don't attend the foot bali game mex
Saturday.
Flowing to let, on the Riley farm
near Davis Corners. Inquire on the
premises.
Frank Myers goes to Ls Roy, Mimi,
instead of Luverne, as we stated IL
| 0uA ldoU
Mrs: Jas. Cannon went to LEROY
Wednesday for visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. w. X. Barker returned We'd
neSdaY from her visit at West Union
and Ft. Atkinson.
Straw delivered to any part of the
city on short notice. Leave orders AFT
Ruddy'S feed barn.
G. Meveraen is improving his prop.
erty on Elm street by having a new
cement walk put down.
Mable Potter and Leon Sisco came
up from Ridgeway Tuesday noon for a
short visit with friends.
Dubuque will be the ex-champion
next Saturday. Come out to the Fair
Grounds and see it done.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postof1ce.
Roy Salisbury left for Conde, S. d.,
last Monday, where he has accepted a
position in hardware store.
One of the best foot ball games ever
played in Cresco, will be played next
Saturday. Be sure to see it.
Capt. and Mrs. j. T. Donahugh left
Tuesday afternoon for a short visit
with friends at New Hampton.
Frank T. Johnson from Elk River,
Mimi, was hand shaking with old
neighbors in Cresco Wednesday.
Mrs. Mable Haase of Decorah is
visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
Diana Mason, and other relatives.
FoR SALE.-Two horses, also a good
single buggy and harness.
FRED GALLUP.
Henry Bowers went to West Union
Thursday afternoon to see his daugl.-
ter Ora, who is in very poor health.
For SALE-A large room house on
dillett's addition. For particulars
enquire at the Russell Gallery, Cresco.
Don't forget that the best foot ball
game in Northern iowa, will be play
I'd at the Fair Grounds, next Satur.
day.
Miss Hattie Kellogg OF Milwaukee
was a guest Of her cousin DR. Geo. Fl.
kellogg and family few days this
week.
Miss Hattie West, who has been
lutte i'll for the past three weeks
With typhoid fever is considerably i'm
proved.
VIM. Kellow ST. who has been visit
ng his daughter Mrs. E. A. Young at
st. Paul, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Wilkes and daughter who have
been visiting at the John Coyle home,
'eturned to their home at Riceville
Wednesday.
M. Ryan has SO far improved that
ne was able to leave the Kessel hospi-
,al, and expects to start for home in
lbout week.
If you want a wellbred, heavy boned
Poland China pig of any age or either
lex, call on M. ?. Lydon, one mile
'ast Of Cresco. ltf
John Clemmer left for Chicago Tues
lay night where he will enter den
'al college. He expects to foish the
course this year.
Frank White and Herb Rutherford
1ave rented the Jas. Evans farm and
ire going to work it for themselves
lie coming year.
Will and Charley Eyeringham left
Monday for Kansas City, Mo-, where
hey will visit their brother Frank
md other relatives.
Ezra Cole has moved his household
'oods to Cresco and he and his family
yill occupy the old Lee Glass rl;ccsi-
lence on Peck street.
Mesdames VIM. Kellow, ]. WEIGH,
e. u. Earlier, and John Henry modo