Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-07
Cigars at the o. X.
"Martha", Saturday night.

Martha, Saturday night.
| Haefner & Sertling pay 8 cents /,
pound for chickens.
MARTHA, by the Andrews Oper;
Co., Saturday evening.
Early potatoes and seed corn for sale
by w. A. SMITH, Cresco.
DR.. Carpenter came down from
Lime Springs last Friday.
Better have your seats reserved nov
for the Andrews Opero Co.
A. B. VanDee and wife were ovel
from Florenceville Monday.
Spring time has come but spring
weather has not yet arrived.
Walt Norton of Decorah was Cres-
co visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Breedlove came
down from Chester last Friday.
You can get cents pound for your
poultry at Haefner & Serfling's.
A. r. McCook is over from Elma
attending the teachers institute.
DR.. Ahern, front room over the E.
R. Thompson Abstract Office. tf-59
100 new and attractive patterns in
neckwear. OWENS CLOTHING co.
Timothy hay for sale at 81 per ton
at my barn. M. FL. TINKER.
Unique designs in new open work
spring hOSiery.-OwENs CLOTHING Co.
A. M. Baumgartner of Howard Cen
ter was seen on our streets Saturday.
Experience talks and our shoes talk
from experience. @. d. NICHOLS s.
Co.
Rev. John Gammons has installed
an elegaut Ivers s. Pond piano in his
home.
Home made French Cream Bon Bons
at Easter Fair, Opera House, Tuesday,
Apr. IA.
Bring your chickens to Haefner &
Serfing and get the highest price on
the market.
Robt. Phelan goes to Oklahoma TO-
day, looking for location for home
and business.
Three good mares for sale at Mrs.
Isadore Kapler's, three miles north
west of Cresco.
DR.. j. ]. Ahern was in Chicago the
latter part of last week, returning
Sunday morning.
ohas Brown left last Friday for
Madison, S. d. where he intends to
work this summer.
House to rent near HOLSTERS. En-
quire of z. T. Gardner, Cresco, Iowa,
or Standard Phone. 6Ot3
DR.. Keith left for his home last
Friday night, leaving Mrs. Caward
considerably better.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postonlce.
Those heavy rolled edge rubbers for
men and boys are the best on the mar.
ket- Ate. D. NICHOLS s. Go.
J. Burnikel and family arrived last
week from Chicago and are moving
onto his farm west Of Vernon.
Mrs. Elliott arrived Monday from
Rossville, Ia, for long visit with her
daughter, Mrs. @. III. Webster.
The April session of the Board Of
Supervisors opened Monday with 9
full attendance Of Its members.
1 If you want a new spring suit OF
pair of pants made to order, leave youl
order with @. d. NICHOLS & Co.
| We show the largest line of new
Monarch shirts in town.
OWENS CLOTHING 20.
The finest assortment Of useful ant
fancy articles at reasonable prices a
the Easter Fair, Opera House, Apri
IA.
James Barrett went to Taopi Satur
day where he has secured a position a
time keeper for a railroad construction
gang.
]. II. Luers has stored lot of fin
looking seed corn in the building OF
the lot Eorth of the residence Of F. B
Lowry,
DR.. Freemire came down from Ohes
ter Friday evening to be present a
the operations on Saturday at th
Kessel hospital.
]. V. Flaherty who has been la,
ing rough and tumble with pneu
monia is on the road to recovery, "
are glad to, learn.
There will be no reserved seats a
the Easter entertainment, April 14th
First come first served. Admissio
for everybody only 1Oc.
Mrs. T. j. Rutherford left yeste
day afternoon to attend a meeting {
the county superintendents If nortl