Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-05-05
Mrs. Geo. Halter was taken quite iii

| II. a. WllQmau, Oh CneStef, was q
Cresco visitor Saturday.
New shapes in hats just received at
the Nichols Clothing Store.
You can get cents pound for your
poultry at Haefner & Serfling's.
Have you seen those copper Bottom
rubbers at g. D. NICHOLS s. Co.
DR.. Ahern, front room over the E..
B. Thompson Abstract Office. tf-59
Alex McClasky, Of Decorah, has
been granted apension of s55 month.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Wenzel Berka and Rosa Hovor.
ka.
Don't fail to call at Kellogg's Music
store and see the bargains for 80 days
only.
John Schneider is working this sea-
son for B. r. Evans in his Implement
house.
Now is the time to get musical &C DDS
at almost your own price at Kellogg s
Music store.
Great bargains In musical goods
They must be sold at KELLoGG's g
Music store.
Mrs. Luverne Sanford is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Richards,
| A Royal Belgian stallion, weight
1900, viii make the season Of 1908 at
Potter's livery barn.
! DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoface.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hughes spent
Sunday at the home Of the latters par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Salisbury
! For The Geo. Patrick place
on the Vernon road Inquire OF
MRF. NJ. r. DENaYLEs. \
| Creatare Is the New York style Of
| ties just received at
@. d. NICHOLS & Co
| A daughter came tn gladden. the
home OF Mr. and Mrs, Roy platt, Sun
day, May 3. Mother and child doinl
we'll. 81
If you want some thing extra gooe
in the short horn line, call on w. j
Webster and get one of his young
bulls.
& DR.. NJ. Q. Keith writes to A. II. Ca
ward that he was detained uncxpect
edly last week but would be here early
this week.
Mrs Stetfcss drove home to Cresce
last Wednesday. Gladys Jacobs accom-
panied her and returned yesterday 81
Calmar Courier.
Thomas ], Aomasis dEawn as q peti,
juror for the Vuited States COURT, te
COMMENCE Its term in Dubuque or
the 18th Of May.
I 4 q
Mrs. Jos. Sobolik, Of Ft. Atkinson
returned home Monday after a visi,
with her sisters, Mrs. Mike and JOSEPH
Barnes, of sechlsy.
WAaTED-A young girl, good seam,
stress, to work as apprentice in L. H.
Little 3 millinery department. Of the
Platt & Nichols store,
Mrs. "a. Brown and children came
down from Chester Friday for a visit
4 at the j. M. Bowers home, and Fred
came down Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. j. cray came out from Chi.
cago, Thursday morning, returning
home Saturday evening, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. T. Cummins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd g title and child,
; rem drove over from Creseo Sunday,
and visited relatives at this place a
couple Of days. McIntiFEe 9 Gazette.
400 bushels Seed potatoes for sale,
Bine Triumph, white Marly Ohio,
Rural New Yorker and Uncle Sam,
UPTON Bros.
For the next 30 days I Will sell Pi,
amos, Organs, Sewing machines al
cost: These goods must so. koreason
able offer refused. G. HI. KELLOGG.
Crescent and Gardiner strawberry
plants for sale at SO cents per 100, b,
Dan. Wheeler, about blocks soptl
of A. A. WentWorths Novelty works
f The Grace Church Guild will NEE
with Mrs. w. B. Lent, Wednesday
May 9th, at2:So p. M. All member
please attend, as 1t is the date for th
annuai election OF officers.
Wordhas been reed by Cresco friend
= OF the death by burning Of Dan Tiel
ney's sister, who kept house for hir
several years ago. She died on April
2sth. B,
a soap manufacturer was once asl
ed why he did newspaper adyerti,in
altogether, and didn't use sign board
etc. He said that In his experieps
fIe hfIee had fonnd that the man who doss
net READ the newspapers never us'