Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30


from Rochester saying his mother
was operated on Wednesday about IL
O'Clock and that it was successful in
every respect.
The Royal Neighbors will give their
social Bloomer party Thursday, Feb.
18th, instead Of Friday, as stated at
the meeting. Each member expected
to invite couple.
Finnegan Bros, living on the Prann
farm, II miles north of Cresco, have
had bills printed at this Office an
nouncing public sale OF personal
property on Thursday Feb. 5th.
I love thee, o yesI love thee,
But it's all that can ever be,
for in my visions in the night,
My dreams are Rocky Mountain
Tea. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
Many of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, red blood,
good digestion and health follow its
use. 35c. For sale by DR.. Connolly.
John DAILY and family, Of Cresco
have been visitors at the Roger Ryan
home on Union Prairie the past week.
Mr.. DAILY is brother Of MI. b. and
formerly resided here. -Waukon DEM
ocrat.
County Superintendent Hook went
to Cresco Friday to arrange for a Joint.
county teachers meeting, to be held
the early part Of February iu the
northwest part Of the county.-De-
corah Journal.
The many friends and relatives Of
Mrs. Rogers gave her surprise party
at her home last Sunday evening, in
honor OF her birthday, presented her
with fine reading glass as memento
of the occasion.
The most successful of all romantic
dramas is 1.-THE Prisoner Of Zenda,
underlined for early presentation here.
Do not fail to witnes the performance
which from an artistic and scenic
point of view, is perfect.
There will be services In Grace
church next Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours. Guild
meeting with Mrs. @. f. Miller at 2
p. m. Monday next. Choir practice
Friday evening at1Mrs. DR.. Roome's.
Emanuel Meyer, living miles south
of Cresco, leaves soon for Oklahoma,
where he has bought a farm, and by
bills printed at this office announces
a sale OF stock and personal property
to occur Feb. 9th on the usual terms.
A. o. Bents was recently called to
Leroy MINI. by telephone, where he
received an order for over 300 apple
trees. And on Monday1of this week
a gentleman from Bonair drove down
to his nursery and gave him an order
for $500 worth Of nursery stock.
Rev. @. A. Marshall also placed an
order with him this week, for a half
acre orchard. Evidently Mr.. Bents
stock is giving satisfaction.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Morrison held
baptismal and continuation service in
Grace Episcopal church Tuesday even
ing, assisted by Rev. w. McVettie, Of
Decorah. There was one baptism
and two combinations. The Bishop
gave an interesting, encouraging and
Instructive discourse to an aIprecia-
tive audience, departing for his home
thatevening. Rev. McVettie remain
ed and administered the holy COM
munion in the church Wednesday
morning.
Viii Glass OF Cresco visited at his
uncle's, the d. A. Weaklin home, be-
tween trains Thursday .......Mr. w.
81. Ferrie and son Edward OF Cresco
fare spending the week here visiting
the Smith, Konzen and Leichtman
families and numerous friends. ..........
Miss Maggie Lynch returned from
Cresco Wednesday evening. She had
been over there to attend Mrs
Ahern's funeral and remained with
the family and friends for a VISIT.
New Hampton Tribune.
At the home Of DR.. Farmiloe
Wednesday night Manley PEGGY was
united in marriage to Miss Gertrude
Connolly. The young couple will
make short wedding tour and then
will be at home in Elgin. The groom
is well known about town, having
lived here for some time. The bride
came to this city several months from
her home at Deer Grove. They were
ATTENDED by Mrs. Julia Miller. The
ceremony took place at 1880 and Mr..
and Mrs. PEGGY Immediately left the
city. Elgin (Ill.) Daily.
Dad Remarks:
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