Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-03-17
Miss Nellie Gensh ow returned to st
Paul Saturday afternoon.

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The Vogue Easter line in Neck
wear, at c. d. Nichols & Co.
Mrs. Vim. Vernon is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Mayor Wetter of Lime Springs wa.
in Cresco during court last week.
Rubber boots, the Best, the Cheap.
In the end, at Q. d. Nichols & Co.
The Vogue Tie is the proper thing
for Easter at G. d. Nichols g. Co.
Money to loan on real estate.
2t53 E. r. THOMPSON.
| WANTED-Two sewing girls at once.
Inquire at John Johnson's dry goods
store. STA
If you don't buy Shoes of the G. d.
Nichols & Co., you don't buy shoes
right.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Will Hosek and Emma
Mracek.
Those ladies red edge hand sewed
shoes, at @. d. Nichols & Co.'s all
the rage.
Mrs. Arthur Humphrey returned
Friday from visit of several months
In Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Eaton have new
son, nine-pounder, born to them on
Thursday, March 18th.
Mrs. A. Barrett, from near Chester,
is guest at the l. l.. Eaton home;
arriving Friday evening.
Dr. ". T. Daily, physician and sur
geon. ONCE over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postof1ce.
The Calmar Courier reports Mrs. n.
D. Constantine and baby daughter
visiting parents in Creseo.
VIM. Benson and family have NOV
ed back to Cresco from Waterloo,
their goods arriving Thuls1ay.
Chas. McNally arrived from Britt,
Sunday, and has went to work in the
depot, succee ding T. Fl. Allen.
j. B. Rostratter, wife and children,
came up from Calmar, Saturday, for q
visit at the Stewart Wilson home.
Good room house one block east
and one BLOCK south of school for sale.
q. E. S1MoNDs.
| Mrs. Anderson came up from Ne,
mona Saturday, and is guest at the
home of her brother, Otto Johnson.
| For SALE Two full blooded Black
Poll bulls, and years old.
Enquire of +. B. CLEMMER, Cresco.
| Guy DAVIS has moved his family
back to town from Howard Center
and will work for the n. I. Telephone
Co,
John g Holmstrom returned last
Friday from Minneapolis and is now
ready for business at his blacksmith
shop.
| John Rostratter, according to the
Courier, has been let out OF the car
shops at Calmar without sufficient
cause.
Culbert s. Powell are remodeling
and enlarging their blacksmith shop
to make room needed by their large
patronage.
There are shoes and shoes, but there
is no ladies shoe that has the style
and fit to it as the Hayward make, at
Q. D. Nichols q Co.
A daughter of Mr.. Henry Baker wal
buried last Saturday, the funeral be-
:. ing held in the German Catholic church
with very large attendance.
The ladies of the M. E. church viii
hold their yearly Bazaar and Market
in the church parlors, Apr. 10th ant
l1th. Everything useful to sell.
FARMS FOR SALE-12O acre farm o.
two eighties, good buildings, vel
fenced, 2 miles east of Granger, MINI
3O-3 mos Fl. o. SERFL1Na.
Merrill Bowers has had some of hi
fine Langshang roosters stolen lately
among them being his high pricet
rooster, recently purchased in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Caswell are ex
ulting in the possession of their frs
born, an 8-pound boy, who arrive,
: at their home Saturday morning
March l4th.
A. B. Holbert of Greeley, Iowa, ha
an auction sale of draft stations ad
vertised in this paper. If you are in
terested In them send FOR his illustrat
ed catalogue.
Ere long Eugene Howard will oc
cupy the Ryan s. McInt osh imple
ment building and will have some
thing, to say and something to sell
Wait and see.
Ned Carman, jr. met with sever
accident Sunday. He fell over littl
= express wagon and in the fall disloca1
ed his hip. The little fellow is doin