Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21

j. 81. Logsden visited his brothe
' i. p. Logsden at Cresco the early par
! OF the week. New Hampton will
$ organize a company in the Iowa Ma
tional Guard to take the place of th,
one just disbanded at Marshalltown
M. L. Opdyke of the Courier has beer
appointed organizing officer. Undel
present rules an armory is required
and this New Hampton possesses.
5. V. Potter, agent of the G. M. & st
Paul Ry. has been notified by hi.
company that Ringling's circus viii
visit Decorah this year. The date IL
not announced and it makes no differ.
ence. 1t is number Of years since
this or any similar large organization
has shown here and it goes without
saying that the attendanc will be big.
The people like to come to Decorah,
espe ecially on high days and bonfire
nights Decorah Republican.
j. A. Cutting, one of the leading
attorneys of Cresco, came over Satur.
day and remained until Monday visit
Ing friends and relatives. :. Sidney
Heald's Easter sermon on Sunday
morning was beautiful and impres.
siye, although the congregation was
small, on account of the incessant ram.
Rev. Hale has sec lred the services of
Heald for every Sunday morning and
evening here, and Sunday afternoon
at Little Cedar, until his own health
permits him to take up the work again
I-Stacyville Correspondent ;. T. S.
Becker has decided to locate in North
Dakota, going from here to Michigan
City. Later, he contemplates going
to the western part of the state. He
sold his books to B. N. Hendric k.
Mrs. Becker went to Plattsmouth,
Neb., on Tuesday, where she will visit
her folks for while, and later join
Mr.. Becker in the west. Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker havel many friends in
Ricevills who regret their departure.
....JuliuS Volbrecht and Nellie Seav-
ey were married at the home of the
bride In Jamestown, April 18th, by
q. w. Jerman. Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. Volbrecht, the groom, is the son
of Mr.. Fred Volbrecht, a prosperous
farmer of jamestown, Miss --Seavey is
the daughter of Supervisor Seavey
ard very accomplished young lady.
After the ceremony, the relatives and
friends partook of a delicious dinner,
after which the happy couple, took
their departure on the afternoon train
for Rochester, Mlnn., where they will
make their future home. The best
wishes of their many friends go with
them to their new home.-Rtceville
Recorder.
Mrs. ]. @. Bulls departed for the
hospital at Cresco Thursday for medi-
cal treatment......A large number of
intimate friends were at the train
Tuesday noon to bid farewell to Mr..
and Mrs. e. ]. Eckstein who departed
for Los Angeles, California, where they
will make their temporary home.
They will select permanent home in
California at their leisure where the
climate is congenial to Mr.. Eckstein's
health. This community is sorry to
loose them but let us hope that the
change will be of benefit to them. -.
County Supervisors Keune, Seavy
and Dell, County Surveyor Richards
and ]. G. Webster were in town We'd
nesday. They came to survey the
road leading through Riverside addi-
tion east to the river to find out if any
changes from the old survey had be-
come necessary owing to the washing
of the high water. Indications point
TO the building of a new bridge in the
near future, an improvement that
would be of great benefit to Chester
and Howard county.....A petition is
being circulated asking the council
for a special election having in view
the resubmission of the franchise
question to the vote of the citizens of
the incorporated town of Chester.
The Northern Iowa Telephone Co.
will not come to Chester without the
lawful consent of the council and that
body has no authority to act without
the permission of the voters. The pc
tition at present circulated asks for a
franchise from one to seventeen years
according to the discretion of the
town council and there certainly can
be no objection to granting the coun-
Gil permission to make such fran
chise, providing we want the North
ern Iowa people to come here. It
seems to the Herald that every citi-
zen must recognize the benefits to be
derived by the coming Of this compa-
ny. We sincerely hope that the pres
ent effort may prove successful and
that the Northern Iowa Telephone
Co. will soon be welcome to put up
their poles in Chester.-Chester Her.
aid.
Danger OF Colds and Grip.
The greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting In pneumonia.
II reasonable care is used, however,
and Chamberlain s Cough Remedy ia
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