Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-12-02

nichols & Co.
Ao' acre farm west of Cresco for rent
j. M. CANNON.
52O acre farm in Chester township
ror rent or sale. See j. M. CANNON
Miss May Thomson went to Decoral
Friday for short visit with friend,
there.
Some new things IN Monte Car Il
coats 1or ladies', just in at q. d. Mich.
OILS s. Co.
Ed Weakland of New Hampton was
guest of Cresco relativ yes a few days
last week.
Books for bows a nd girls and a nice
line OF children's books of all kinds, at
| Clemme1's.
Miss Ada Prann went to Ridgeway
Friday for a couple of days visit with
her cousin.
For fancy goods that are just right
and any thing in the holiday line, go
! to Clemmer's.
Save money by buying lumber, storm
doors and storm sashes of Copeland
Lumber Company.
Mrs. Hopkins who has been the
gu est of Mrs. George Story, returned
to her home Friday.
O Miss Clara Isaacs went to Chester
Saturday, having taken q school near
there.f for the winter.
Miss Alice Davis who Is attending
school at Cedar Falls came home to
spend Thanksgiving.
Portable carn.cribs cheap and handy
capacity 400 bushels, For sale by
Copeland Lumber CO.
naa 49,. sfano ..y will be in attendance
a1on"-y Dec. at l o'clock, the petit
jury the at O'Clock.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Elelds Furniture
store, opposite postonace.
Misses Emma Barth and Sue Powell
went to Usage Saturday for a few days
visit with Mrs. S. w. Heald.
Mrs. s. K. Strong Of Charles CITY
was the guest of numerous Cresco rel
atlves and friends last week.
Mrs. Frank Stevens and little daugh-
ter Rita. came Friday for "a visit at
the home of Eugene Irvine.
Chas- Combs and wife Of Decoroh
spent Thanksgiving with Cresco reIa.
lives, returning home Friday.
George Clark was at Waverly last
week, being called there by the death
OF hls brother Mr.. John Clark.
A few fine Poland China boars for
sale by w. j. Webster, one mile west
and half a mile south Of Cresco.
Call on Mabon Land Company for
bargains in Western or Iowa farm
lands or city residence property.
Rip Van Winkle was iuoky man,
so the song writer says, and SO win you
be If you trade with G. d. Nichols.
For rent. 200 acres three miles east
OF Lime Spring. No buildings. See
JOHN NJ. CANNON, CREsco, Iowa.
John Mulholland who has been on
the road in the interest of r. S. Caward
selling stump-pullers, has returned.
FOR RENT-My store building and
dwelling at Protivin, Iowa.
T. NJ. NovAK, Uresco, Ia.
Mems good heavy all rubber buckle
overshoes for S1.50 not sl.62 at the
clothing house of @. d. Nichols s. co.
II you want nice Oxford bible OF a
pretty prayer-book, we have the larg-
est stock in the city.-P. A. Clemmer.
Splendid 100 acre farm, south Of
Lime Spring. Price s45 per acre. A
snap.-JoHN M. CANNON, CREsco
Iowa.
Mrs Counselman and daughter Mrs.
Henry Young left Friday afternoon
for Washington Iowa for VISIT with
friends.
You will find new and complete
stock Of fewelry, watches and silver
ware, also novelties of all kinds at
ClemmerS.
We have ping-pong sets from sl.oo a
set up, and all the new combination
game boards, at lowest prices at
Clemmer's.
The R. N. A. planned and carried
out surprise upon Mrs. II. Boughner
last Friday night. A tiue time is re-
ported by all.
If you want a wellbred, heavy boned
Poland China pig OF any age or either
sex, Gallon M. p. Lydon, one mile
east Of Cresco. 1tf
Mr.. Langeland of DEBORAH and Miss
Eiken of Wausau Wis, cousins of
Miss Ida Madison were her guests over
Thanksgiving.
n. HealeY, deputy q. S. Marshal
from Cedar Rapids and John F.Hess OF
Cresco went to New Hampton Friday
night on business.