Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-07-14

BoRN-T To Mr. ard Mrs. Jesse Hayes
Of New Oregon, Friday, July 10th. q
son.
For SALE-Three young, heavy draft
horses. Enquire Of Fitzgerald &
Woods.
House for rent-Enquire OF j. @.
Webster or B. F. Davis In tho Berg
Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Lydon have a
little son, born to them on Saturday,
July 1lth.
Miss Kittie McCullow arrived Sat
urday evening from Minneapolis for q
home visit.
A marriage license was issued last
week to John Won Somble and Ema-
line McAndrew.
Mrs. P. g. Howe left last Friday for
q visit at the home OF her son, Chas.,
at Dexter, MINI.
DR.. N. C. Keith went to Charles
City, Saturday evening in response to-
a telegraphic call.
Mrs. Sarah Goethe came over from
Cresco Yesterday, to visit her mother.
Gazette.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postofice.
For sale or exchange, I6O acres Of
land in Missouri for Cresco property.
Address Box 302, Cresco, Iowa.
Arthur Marshall and family arrived
yesterday from st. Louis, on their
annual summer visit with Cresco rcla-
tives.
For SALE. -120 acres five miles from
Elk River; buildings fair. Inquire OF
or write. A. j. YOUNG
Elk River, MINI.
& WANTED-A horse, weight about
1900 -an A l. family surrey horse, gem
tie and good action.
THE MARoN LAND Co., Cresco, Ia.
Alittle son of Mrs. M. j. Malanaphy
was SO unfortunate as to have his col.
lar bone broken one day last week, by
. fall from an express wagon In which
he was playing.
Mrs. p. q. DeNoyles received tele-
gram Friday announcing the death,
that morning, Of her father, Geo Pat
rick in California. The remains will
be sent to Cresco for interment.
Bills printed at this Office announce
. big bowery dance at Protivin, Wed.
evening, July 22nd. Frank Kalishek
Ia the proprietor and the Protiyin r.
R. B. orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
Chauncey r. Potter and family are
over from Riceville visiting at the
home Of Mrs. James Thompson, Mr..
Potter is gradually recovering faom
his injuries received some time ago
by stroke Of lightning.
The Ladies Guild OF the Episcopal
Church is invited to spend the after.
noon Wednesday with Mrs. A. q.
Darcy. The members will meet at
the church at 3 p. m. and so from
there. All are earnestly invited.
During the thunderstorm Thursday
afternoon Samuel Magnus' barn was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground. The horses were all saved,
but large quantity Of old and new
hay was consumed. -Ridgeway Re-
view.
Miss Addie Nazett returned Mon
day from several days visit with
Mrs. Jas. Hoy and family at Cresco,
and was accompanied home by Miss
Frank Hoy, who will visit With her
many Postville friends. Postville Re,
view.
VIM. Mul.aney, Of Plymouth Rock,
leftat this flee last Saturday, q stalk
OF corn 81 feet in height, tassled out
and carrying two ears nearly ready to
silk out. He says he has 40 acres, Of
which the specimen stock is q fair
sample.
Mrs. w, d. Garrett and little son.
arrived last week from Verndale,
Mimi, and Win is driving through.
They will make their home in Cresco
again, having rented the Middlebrook
house. Will has situation as a
travelling salesman.
+ The worst case Of rattles recorded
occurred In Davenport the other day,
according to the Times. A yourg IA
ther who had just been doubly blessed
rushed into telegraph Office and sent
the following telegram to his father:
Twins today. More tomorrow.
Dr.. WI. Mayo was at the Kessel
Hospital again last Saturday. Five
patients submitted to surgical opera
tions. Tho visiting doctors were Drs.
Helm, Of Calmar, Geist, Of Ossiar,
/ Lee, Of Riceyille, Shivk, OF Pasadena
California, Plummer, OF Granger
i Minnesota, aud Connolly; Barrett ant
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