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

John Glass came up from Decorah
last week.
Spectators 15c at the dance next
Friday evening.
Miss Mayme Byrnes returned from
Decorah Saturday.
Haefner s. Serfiing pay 8 cents a
pound for chickens.
Dave Hunt and wife were over from
Granger last Saturday.
Early potatoes and seed corn for sale
by w. A. SMITH, Cresco.
A. L. Crapser and family have re-
moved to Elk River, MINI.
You can get 8 cents a pound for your
poultry at Haefner & SerflingS.
DR.. Ahern, front room over the E..
r. Thompson Abstract office. tf-59
For SALE-Two Polled Angus bulls,
registered. d. s. MILLER, Bonair, Ia.
For RENT:-Five room cottage;
good location. Enquire at Clemmer's
store.
M. Ruddy occupies his new house
and is very comfortably fixed and at
home.
M. e. Fitzgerald went west on the
train Saturday, bound for the Pacific
coast.
John NJ. Cannon returned Saturday
from few days business trip in the
Dakotas.
WANTED-To exchange land for res
dence property in Cresco. Inquire of
VIM. HAMMOND. 64-t2
Mrs John Ryrnes has returned to
Cedar Rapids from Phoenix, where
she spent the winter.
Don't fail to hear the mechanical
piano player at the dance in the opera
house Friday evening.
Mrs Eugene Irvine and babe left
Saturday for u few days visit with
Lime Springs relatives.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite poston1ce.
Pasturage for horses, cattle and
calves at Vernon Springs, Iowa. En-
quire of w. H. Patterson.
I.B. Rowland and s. A. Miller came
down from Lime Springs yesterday to
attend the Howe funeral.
John Halman has about an acre OF
water in his stone quarry, a portion
of it several feetin depth.
Rob Jones and sister Maggie came
down from Lime Springs Friday, to
attend the w. o. w. dance.
Len Grobel and Ted Mellang went
to Decorah yesterday to see the U. ].
U. VS. Luther College ball game.
Joseph Copeland was up from Fred
ricksburg all last week, looking after
the business in his lumber yard.
DR.. Keith left last Thursday for
eastern points, but will return to
Cresco May lst for stay of one week.
Chris Fleming of the Minneapolis
police force is visiting with his broth.
ers and other relatives in this vicinity
Anna Willmes returned from Cresco
a few days ago, where she has been
staying the past few months. s.-Ossian
Bee.
A. d. Patterson and wife went to
Austin, MINI, Saturday last and
orders the PLAIN DEALER sent them
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Humphrey Jones and
family from near Bonair, are moving
into Mrs. McArthur's cottage on Oak
Street.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Joseph F. Ira Jr. and Mamie
Kalishek and to NJ. B. Proctor and
Grace MoSher.
M. r. Ling came down from Ellen
dale, N. D., yesterday and will remain
In Cresco and vicinity the greater part
of the summer.
Frank Clemmer has purchased the
Colby property just out of Cresco on
the New Oregon road and will take
possession soon.
Mrs. Fred Salisbury was up from
Cresco Saturday to spend the Sabbath
with her daughter, Mrs. Otis Hewes :
Lime Springs Sun.
A. B. VanDee, wife and little son
of Florenceville were Crssco visitors
Fridy, the boy taking a look at the
printing press at work.
The F't Atkinson Times says: "Mrs.
Nemetz and children, of Cresco, ar
rived In this city Saturday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Bosh."
Mrs. N. B. Wheeler and the girls
are home from their winter soiourn in
the south. Mr. Wheeler did not come
with them but is expected soon.
400 bushels Seed potatoes for sale,