Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-09-29

G. d. Nichols & Co. are in receipt OF
a large invoice of tailor made clothing
from Cohn, Wampold & 20, every ar
ticle of which is warranted in all re.
spects.
| Will trade my we'll improved and
we'll rented section of land in Red
wood county, Mimi, for a stock of
merchandise. Address
NELs-QUEvLI,
6w2 Appleton, MINI.
This is Carnival week and with
good weather Cresco will be filled
with people. The attractions are all
of the best that can be obtained aud
have been 50 we'll advertised that ev-
e:ybody for miles around is prepar-
ing to attend.
The foot ball game Friday next at
Morgan's Field between the Independ-
ence and Cresco High School teams is
tue first of the regular schedule ar
ranged for Cresco. Both teams are
first class and good game is bound to
result. Admission 25 cents.
w. o. Swenson, the jewler, has a
fine display window arranged, entire
ly original in design even to its domi.
mating element a beautiful Cresco pin
made after an original design of Mr..
Swenson's-and all in the artistic
ideas so natural to its designer.
% finely bred heavily boned Polan
China fit for service, for sale at
reasonable price, II mile west OF
Cresco. Also a Scotch Short-Horn
bull seven months old, perfect beau
ty, the best of the breed.
w. j. WEBSTER.
Mike Fitzgerald aud wife are over
from Cresco, visiting at Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald'S home. "A. N. Went
worth was over from Cresco Tuesday.
We understand he has the contract
for the steam fitting in the new Klatt
building at Alta. Vista.-Elma New
Era.
There will be an ADMINISTRATORS
sale OF the personal property Of the
Verback estate, on the farm miles
north of Cresco, Oct, Z, when 100 head
OF hne grade cattle, 1S head of horses
80 hogs and large lot of machinery
will be sold at auction, on liberal
terms.
@. B. Laub has sold his stock OF
Jewelry and rented his building to E.
B. Haney and Jas. A. Haney, his son
and T. A. Knowles. The business
will be conducted by Jas. A. Haney
and Mr.. Knowles, who will move bis
family here. They will receive a
cordial welcome from our people.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bisbee, OF Minneapolis,
a cousin of Mrs. Gaius Church, is her
guest, and last Friday, Mrs. Harlan,
Mrs. Church, DR.. and Mrs Price, Ed
win Church and family with Mrs.
Bisbee, took an indoor picnic at the
home of G. w. Church and family,
reporting an enjoyable afternoon.
Pupils of the south side school will
be panied to learn that their former
schoolmate, Andrew Buckland, son of
S. NJ. Buckland, who recently moved
to Ridgeway, has met with a serious
accident by fall at the school house,
fracturing his right arm at the elbow.
The fracture was reduced by DR..
Lewis, of Ridgeway, and hopes are
entertained;that the arm will come
out all right.
The Methodist ladies will serve din
ner and supper the second day of the
Street Carnival.
| DINNER MENU.
Coffee, Beans, Cold Meats, Cabbage,
Salad, Jelly, White Bread,
Cheese, Pie and Doughnuts.
SUPPER MENU.
Cream Potato, Cold Meats, Pickles,
Brown and White Bread, Cheese
Cranberry Sauce, Cake and Coffee.
% cents.
Mrs. A. 81. Caward is again serious.
ly sick, the Illness coming on suddenly
last Friday, she laying unconscious
from p. m. Friday until late Sunday
| afternoon. The bursting of small
blood vessel in the brain is supposed
to be the cause. DR.. Keith, who is
treating paralytic at Independence,
was summoned, and Monday forenoon
she had recovered sufficiently to rec
ognize those about her and to walk
twice from her bed room to the bath
room.
The Bsggar Prince Opera Co. gave
two very satisfactory performances
Friday and Saturday evening, but
politics and the approaching carniva.
deprived them OF the. overflowine
houses they should have had. The
company this season retains most Of
last years favorfte singers aud the
chorus is fully equal to all requir
ments. The costumes worn are ele
CANT and with the new hall scenery
made pleasing picture. Manager
Lomas has made Improvements in the
house in the last two years that should
be appreciated by the public and WI