Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-03-27

EuSud EppS Is COQnQeQ 10 MS DeC
and home by illness.
A sure cure for the blues. the new
est, "a Breezy Time.''
Mrs. c. ID. Horton returned to Ft
Atkinson, Wednesday.
w. W. Foye is moving onto the
Croxton farm near Bonair.
See the upside down dance in the
newest, "a Breezy Time.n
John GLASS came up from Decorah,
Thursday, for short visit at home.
Jos. f. Soukup came up from Spill.
vile Tuesday on brief business trip.
John A. Cray, of Lime Springs, was
business visitor in Cresco Thursday.
Music, the latest songs and dances
abound in the newest, ga Breezy
Time"
Herman Rundrick is at work at bis
trade in the harness shop in the ALI.
ance store.
Adrian McCulloch, the Lime Springs
harness man, was in Cresco Monday
and Tuesday.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite poStof1ce.
Anton Slifka sold span Of good
drivers to Will Mitchell for the work
On his rural delivery route.
Seed Potatoes for Sale one mile and
a half south of Bonair. M. DREW.
Northern Iowa phone, s. ID.
Walt and Ed Bowers returned Tues
day from trapping trip in the vicin-
ity of Taopi and Elkton, MINI.
Good 8 room house one block east
and one block south of school for sale.
g. p. S1MoNps.
This makes the 18th year of DR..
Fisk s visits to numerous cities in Iowa
and he has an immense business In
them all.
Miss Ethel Friend returned home
last week after successful four
months term of teaching in Howard
township.
George Hamilton, son of Mr.. Alex.
Hamilton, returned from Idaho Tues.
and will remain in Cresco or Its yicjp.
ity hereafter.
The little daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
O. G. Watros died Tuesday morning.
The funeral will be held Saturday, we
are informed.
IA dose in time saves lives..' DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; nature i
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
diseases 3 of every sort.
DR.. Fisk make his 3Oth visit to Cres-
co, April 9Th to 10th. He has an i'm
mense business each week and his
work speaks for itself.
D1EB-4n pes Moines, iowa, Thurs
|day, March 10, 1903, Vivian Louise
Wilson, aged months, only child of
VIM. Wilson Of this city.
Mrs. Maude Kline returned to her
home in Minneapolis. Her mother,
Mrs. ], J. Van Slyke, as yet shows but
little, If any, improvement.
The John w. Booth farm house in
New Oregon was burned down Tues
day forenoon, the fire originating from
a defective chimney, probably.
Mike welch and Mrs. heyburger,
Of Lawler, Iowa, cousin and sister Of
Mrs. Jas. Costigan, are guests at the
Costigan home, arriving Tuesday.
Prof. Geo. E. Vincent, of the Chica-
go University, will address the teach
ers Institute, Monday evening, March
3oth In the Congregational church.
We are informed that the local
lodge of Mystic Toilers have decided
to surrender their charter, finding it
impossible to keep up their meetings.
Archie Merrill, Of Howard county,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Eugene Chamberlain, a day or two
last week.-peoorah Public Opinion.
Mrs. j. e. Strobe has eturned from
Kalamazoo, Mich, after a long stay
with her daughter, Mrs. James Can
non, who has been very ill.-Calmar
Courier.
For SALE-A dark red Shorthorn n
Bull, three years old next June. Sure
and gentle. Enquire of.W. F. LuKEs,
Cresco R. +. d. No. 4. Northern
Iowa Telephone, P.2.
Merrill Bowers received fine Lang
shang rooster Wednesday to replace
the one stolen from him recently.
Merrill says he intends to keep them
In the bank vault nights.
Congressman Haugen has decided to
recommend the appointment of ]. j.
Marsh as postmaster to succeed Mr..
Goddard. We understand the change
will not be made until September.
Puts roses in her saucy cheeks,
Makes her eyesgrow bright with fur