Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-10

Cigars at the Q. X.
MARTHA, Saturday night.
w. o. w. annual ball April 18th.
Kitchen girl wanted at Central
House.
Haefner s. Serfling pay cents a
pound for chickens.
Mrs. w. Fl. Tillson and children are
visiting in Decorah.
"Martha", by the Andrews Opera
Co., Saturday evening.
Early po tatoes and seed corn for sale
by w. A. SMITH, Cresco.
Better have your seats reserved now
for the Andrews Opera Co.
James Enyart is pc rmanently locat-
ed in the o. K. Barber shop.
"The Iowa idea" is to talk tariff
reform and vote high protection.
You can get cents a pound for your
poultry at Haefner & Serfling's.
You can find the best line of Work
ing shoes, at Aliens Shoe Store.
Childrens Shoes that wear. We
have them at Aliens Shoe Store.
DR.. Ahern, front room over the E.
r. Thompson Abstract Office. tf-59
Timothy hay for sale at 81 per ton
at my barn. NJ. II. TINKER.
c. S. BLY, is down from Lime Springs
calling on Cresco relatives and friends.
Miss Kate Reed left Tuesday for a
few days visi with friends in st. Paul.
w. E. Peavy, the Riceville real es-
tate man, was Cresco visitor this
week.
For RENT:-Five room cottage:
good location. Enquire at Clemmer :
store.
Home made French Cream Bon Bons
at Easter Fair, Opera House, Tuesday,
Apr. IA.
Don't forget the Andrews Opera
Co. at opera house Saturday night
April 11th.
Chas. Dale, who is employed at Usage
was home visitor a coupld of days
this week.
Miss Emily Martin went to Mime
apolis Wednesday for visit with rela
tives there.
Bring your chickens to Haefner
Serfling and get the highest price OF
the market.
House to rent near Hollister IS. En-
quire of z. T. Gardner, Cresco, Iowa
or Standard Phone. 60t3
"The Songs our Mothers Sang
netted the ladies of the Baptist church
s45. Good enough.
| Dr. w. T. Daily, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postofflce.
Miss Ruth Hall, of Lime Spring
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Geo
Chryst. few days this week.
Andrew s Opera 20. in Martha" a
opera house Saturday night. ReServ,
sale now open. SOC, 35c and 25c.
The finest assortment of useful an,
fancy articles at reasonable prices a
the Easter Fair, Opera House, Apri
IA.
G.. A. O'Brien, the third one of tn
"train robbers" is at liberty, havinI
succeeded in putting up the necessar
ball.
Mr.. Ohmacht is raising his house
story, which will make a great i'm
provement beside giving additions
room.
| Tom. L. johnson won the mayoralt
In Cleveland by over 5000 agains
Hanna and his immense corruption
fund.
2. E. Dawley and family move,
this week to a farm which he ha
rented, lying about a mile east of NJ
Intire.
| Otto Johnson went to Elk River
Minn., Tuesday noon to look afte
business interests there. Will retur
Friday.
| Mrs. ]. ]. Van Slyke is improvin
very slowly, but the doctors at Roct
ester give assurance Of her ultimat
recovery.
This issue Of the PLAIN DEALER !
day late, owing to rush Of job worl
with which we have been nearl
swamped.
Anton Slifka left for Wisconsin las
Tuesday, where he has gone to wor
in the pinery. He will make that h
future home.
Remember the w. o. w. annu'
ball In the Opera House next Frtda
evening, April IL. Music by Carpel
ler's orchestra.
Owing to the engagement
AndrewS' Onera Co COMING m Satin