Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-07-31

Albert Fox and family arrived
Wednesday evening from South Da-
kota for visit with his brothers, E.
L. Fox, Of this city, ahd John Fox, of
Albion, and their families.
Thos Griffith, his wife, who was
Miss Alma Goodrich, and their two
children, Of Grand Forks, N. D., are
guests at the Goodrich home. Mr..
Griffith returns home today.
On Saturday. August l, a game of
base ball will be played at Postville
between the Algona Brownies and the
Chicago Union Giants. Game called
at 2:3o, Admission 25 cents.
Mr.. Samuel Boulderstone arrived in
Cresco Wednesday morning, having
reached New YORK Sunday morning.
Mr.. John Sims who had been on a
visit to England came in on the same
train,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zook, of the
Lime Springs Sun, are called upon to
mourn the death Of their Oldest child,
a boy some five years of age. In this
sorrowful affllction they have the sim
cere sympathy of all.
DR.. John. J. Clemmer has located
has locatedcat Marshalltown for the
practice of dental surgery in all its
branches. He has been thorough
student, graduated with distinguish
ed credit and will be an honor to the
profession.
Bob Martin, representing the "Beg-
gar Prince" Opera Co., is in town, as
sisting In the sale OF season tickets for
the coming series Of operas, which
should not be hard job judging from
the satisfaction given by this compa-
ny last season.
There are now open and avowed can
didates in the field seeking the repub-
lican nomination for county treasurer,
Jacob Welsh, John Kakac and 81. II.
Sanhorn. Each has ardent support
ors and either Of them would make a
competent officer.
The Reynolds children leave this
evening for Battenville, N. Y, where
they will make their future home
with Mr.. Reynolds parents. Miss
Hattie Page accompanies them and
will continue to Vermont for a visit
at her former home.
An early settler Of the county and
who took a prominent part in its early
development, promises us some of the
early history of the county with
sketches of some OF the actors Of the
various events, commencing along in
1855 and down through subsequent
years.
The Dubuque Telegraph, in an ar
ticle on the federal judgeship, says
the bar Of Dubuque county has not
yet united on the Endorsement of q
candidate, but that n. T. Reed seems
to be in the lead at present. The en-
dorsement Of the Dubuque bar would
mean much for Mr.. Reed.
The Complete Shorthand and Busi.
ness Course and all supplies furnished
at Valdez Business College and Nor.
NAL School, Decorah, Iowa, for ~ a
month. This school ranks with the
very best. Send for catalog and OBJ
tain information Fall term Aug. 81.
Board and room 92.75 a week.
During the past week Walter Car
penter and the memb bers of his orches-
ira, four families in all, have become
residents of New Hampton. Mr.. Car
penter finds New Hampton fine CEN
tral point from which to conduct his
business and will no doubt make it
his future nome. New Hampton
Tribune.
Bob Martin, manager of the Beggar
Prince Opera Co. has been in town and
met with fattering success with the
opera course season tickets. The price
is the same as last year, all operas
changed, and all those that Mr.. Mar.
tin and manager Lomas have failed te
see can have their name on the list by
calling at Lomas' hardware store un.
til Sept. LIST. The sale of season tick.
cts closes opening night, Sept. 25th.
The recital given in the M. e.
church last Wednesday evening, by
Miss CLARA Rundborg, soprano, and
Roy Dunham Lower, organist, both
OF Usage, was very poorly attended
the short notice of appearance being
mainly responsible. Those who were
present speak in the highest terms o.
the concert, praising Miss Rundbore
as one of the best sopranos ever visit
ing our city, Miss Rundborg is
former school mate OF John NJ. Can
non.
| Edward Stock and Miss Effie Sick
emeier, woofour best Waukon young
people, Join bands and fortunes thl
evening. The marriage ceremony vii
take place at o'clock at the home Q
1 the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Siekemeier, Rev. Elliker off