Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-05-08
CREsCO HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY, MAY 81 1903
Haefner s Serhlng pay 8 cents q
pound for chickens.


pound for chickens.
Miss Effie Humphrey has returned
from her Docorah visit.
Art Humphrey made a trip to De
corah the first Of the week.
You can get 8 cents q pound for your
poultry at Haefner 4 Serflings.
DR.. Ahern, front room over the E.
r. Thompson Abstract Office. tf-59
House for rent north side, two
blocks from school. FRED GALLUP.
Don't fail to call at Kellogg's Music
store and see the bargains for 80 days
only.
Jas. Cannon went to ST Paul Thurs
day for weeks visit with relatives
there.
P. F. McHugh left Wednesday night
for New York city, on a short busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. MyrOn converse Wenb 10 NC
Intire, Wednesday, for visit with
relatives.
John A. Cray and q. P. Nash Of
Lime Springs were Cresco visitors
Thursday.
| Now is the time to get musicalg goods
at almost your own price at Kelloggs
Music store.
Great bargains In musical goods
They must be sold at KELLoGG's
1 Music store.
u. ]. VanSlyke, wife and daughter
. returned home from st. Paul Wednes-
day evening.
A Royal Belgian stallion, weight
1900, viii make the season Of 1903 at
Potter 5 livery barn.
Mrs. George Cannon is down from st
l Paul, the guest of numerous Cresco
relatives and friends.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoface.
Geo. R. Humphrey went to Decorah
Tuesday, He will take in the race
lcurcuit before returning.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Genshaw went to
Lansing Tuesday for visit with
| her daughter, Mrs. John Weihe.
| For SALE-The Geo. Patrick place
on the Vernon road Inquire OF
MRT. NJ. E. DENoYLEs.
SEED CORN FOR SALE. Early white
well tested corn, s1.5o per bushel.
w. .P. LYDoN, n. I. Phone 80.
II you want something extra gooi
/ in the short horn line, call on w. j
Webster and get one Of his young
bulls.
VIM. Mullaney OF Plymouth Rocl
last week installed fine $3.50 Lake
side piano In his home, purchased o.
Geo. Kellogg.
Miss Emma Whitney departed
Wednesday afternoon, for Medford
. Mimi, where she will spend sometime
visiting relatives.
Mrs. E.. A. Simpson, Of Fond d,
Lac. Wis, and daughter, Mrs. Wake
field, are visiting among relatives ii
Cresco and Vicinity.
The New Oregon Cemetery Associa
tion will meet with Mrs. DR.. Price
Wednesday afternoon, May l3. al
members invited to be present.
DR.. and Mrs. John McNamme o
Chester we're in Cresco few days thl
week visiting relatives and friends be
fore going to their Dakota home.
400 bushels Seed potatoes for sale
Blue Triumph, white Early Ohio
Rural New Yorker and Uncle Sam.
UPVoN BROS.
For the next 80 days will sell Pl
amos, Organs, Sewing machines a
cost, These goods must CO. Noreasor
able offer refused. G. 81. KELLOGG.
Crescent and Gardiner strawberr
plants for sale at SO cents per lOOs b
Dan. Wheeler, about 4 blocks sout
of A. N. Wentworth's 3 Novelty work,
e. J. Howard has purchased th
interest Of ]. E. B. Howell In thei
nursery business at Spring Valley an
will conduct it himself In the futur,
Geo. Price resigned his position q
Bonair as manager OF the Cray lumbe
yard, and has accepted q similar p'
sition with the Wisconsin Lumbt
Co., at Pioneer, 4owa.
W. e. Dunn OF Cedar Falls, forme
ly Of Cresco, has successfully passe
81 the final entrance examination he.
at Fort Smelling, May lst and wi
ENTER West Point In June. 3
= Maud Last night Jack lid me tn
he wouldn't marry the best girllivin
unless what unless she took Rocl
u Mountain Tea Sensible fellow.
cents. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
. Give the children Rocky EMounta
Y Tuxo v,onv,< h :.