Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-03-24

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Makes her eyes grow bright with fun
Makes months seem like weeks;
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
has done. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
lean secure for you 100 acre home
stead in Oklahoma, suitable for mixed
farming and grazing, at total cost of
only 5000. Address, o. d. HuBBELL,
Enid, Oklahoma.
Great spring tonic. Drives out all
impurities. Makes the blood rich.
Fill you with warm, tingling life. A
spring blessing is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
VIM. Fleming, of Ramona, s. d.
was called to attend the funeral of his
mother, which occurred at Plymouth
Rock, Sunday the 9th. Mr.. Fleming
has been resident there for several
years.
Makes mother eat, makes father eat,
makes grandma eat, makes grandpa
eat, makes the children eat. Rocky
Mountain Tea does it. Agreatspring,
tonic. IS cents. For sale by DR.. VIM.
Connolly.
Dick Enright and Roy Brown have
formed partnership in the black
smithing business and rented the old
Cady shop on west Railroad street.
Both are we'll known as capable work.
men and will no doubt enjoy a good
patronage. 55tS
Frank Moulton has handed in his
resignation as city marshall to take
effect April lst, and has made arrange
ments to act as private night watch
for the business men of the town.
This arrangement will give the town
two patrolmen.
A. Wells did job of house moving
down near Bonair last Thursday that
speaks we'll for his ability in that line.
The frost was out from nine to ten
inches, but never theless he got thir-
teen teams in front of a heavy 1sx24
building and yanked it two and one
half miles through the mud in just
one hour and ten minutes. The house
belonged to Monroe Philips, near Bon
airline Springs Sun.
4 Mrs. Galusha, who, with her son A.
D. Galusha, has been making her
home in West Decorah during the
past year, went to Spencer last Satur-
day to reside with daughter. Re,
cent changes in the railway mail ser.
vice have made it impossible for Mr..
Galusha to be home as much as former.
ly, and on that account they have
found it more desirable to give up
their home here.-Decorah Republi.
can.
John Smith alias the deacon, !" the
colored bootblack who came to Cresco
from Waukon last summer and
"shined" on the Strother House cor
ner, re-appearcd in Cresco last Wed.
nesday night after winters absence,
and by his actions gave evidence that
he was badly 'off" mentally, being
possessed with the idea that he is a
missionary sentby the Lord to convert
the "wild white folks" He was for
mally adjudged insane and on Friday
was taken to Independence by Sheriff
Campbell.
Henry LoyejoY and Henry Gill OF
Cresco have moved onto the old Black.
man farm northwest of town, now
owned by Banker Thomson of Cresco
1 They have rented it for five years
We gladly welcome them to this com.
q munity..."A. II. Brown came ovel
} from Cresco Tuesday evening to lool
+ over the field for cement work this
summer. Mr.. Brown is the gentleman
who built the fine cement walks II
Riceville last year, and he expects tx
do considerable more work in this lint
q here this year.-Riceville Recorder.
Mrs. Carrie Boughner, of Csesco, me
= with the Royal Neighbors here Wed
. . nesday night and gave the lodge in
struction in comforting the work..
On Sis Patrick's 5. Day morning Mrs
u James Hoy and family bade Postvill
It friends farewell and left for their ney
n home at Cresco, followed by the bes
wishes Of all who enjoyed their &C
. quaintance, and they are not few
A. Mrs Hoy is kind friend and goo,
neighbor, a splendid christian woman
and has just such bright and intelll
gent family Of children as might wei
u fill any mothers heart with pride. w
y are indeed sorry to lose them, bu
IS trust happiness and contentment ma
\. be with them in their Howard Count
4 home. Review.
y . Military Social, Thursday Evening
PROGRAM.
. Organ Solo-Marcn Military /. .Jo
- Burgess.
!. Quartette. ;. Brown, Burgess, Mo
- ton Mead.
Solo .......... ........Geo. HATTIE
Funny Story. Mr.. Durgl
le Piano Solo. $500. Clarence Johnsc
lll Vocal Solo. Dana Mea