Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-06


Editor Zook Of the Lime Spring SUM-
with his wife, were Cresco visitors
Sunday.
MANY Of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, red blood,
good digestion and health follow itsl
use. 35c. For sale by DR.. Connolly.
A. e. Bentz Of Cresco, spent We'd
nesday in LIE Roy, visiting Mr.. Bither
and other old customers of his nursery
business in which he has been sue
cessfully engaged for forty nine years.
lie Roy Independent.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Francis Murray and Catherine
Mccarthy, Warren S. Cadwallader and
Isma T. Northup, Fred ]. Prann and
Julia West, Clifford Leck to Flora E
Horn and Godfrey Buresh to Annie
Anderlick.
Mrs. Belle Gibbons, who with her
husband Thos. J. Gibbons of Saratoga
began with the PLAIN DEALEK in 1859
has renewed subscription to Sept. 1903,
making forty-four years the paper
has been sent to her family and paid
for to the present publishers.
T. f. McCarville, one of Howard
county's respectable young men left
Friday for Indiana where he will at
tend school. He was accompanied by
his friend, ]. j. Kelley Of Lawler. The
P. D. will keep him posted on Howard
county events during his absence.
Or. Karl d. Fisks announcement
appears in the PLAIN DEALER to day.
His dates here are from the 18th to
the 18th of January. His professional
skill is of high order Of merit, and
he takes proper means to make it
known to the public. and his work
confirms what he claims.
The Crookston Press notes that one
Of the former residents Of Cresco as
follows; J. r. Dreamer, Grand Patri-
arch Of the Encampment ofOdd Eel
lows, was at Detroit last Friday even
ing, where he presided over the Initial
ton of a class Of 81 into the order.
The meeting wound up with q ban.
buent.
Hook and Ladder Co. No. l, have
their bills out announcing theil
annual ball to be given Friday
evening, January 10Th. The sue
cess Of their dances in the past insure'
q pleasant time for those who attent
this one. Music by Mead's orchestra
and COURTEOUS reception and treat
ment by the entire company.
Mrs. G. Fields of Cresco, is her,
I visiting her pa5euts, M. and Mrs. J
i A Crittenden. .,.. Misses Mary Fieldl
and McMullom, Mrs. c. e. Fields ane
Mr.. Morton Fields of Cresco, spent
SUNDAY With relatives and friends IL
Riceville. Mrs. Fields remained fol
longer visit, and the others returned
, to Cresco Sunday night. -Ricevill
} Recorder.
Carl oomis went to Cresco, Tues
days to saend 2 few days with rela
, lives. Rev. W. S. McCallagh resign
ed lest Sunday as pastor Of the Presby
terrain churches Of Chester and Linn
ID Springs, the resignation to take affee
in two .weeks when Rev. and Mrs
McCullagh will go to Perry where b.
has a call as pastor of the new Presby
! terian church there.-C Chester Herald
,, The Woodmen of the World have IL
citations issued for their banner pre-
sentation, which occurs next Frida
! evening, in the opera house. The ad
: dress Of the evening will be given b
] Rev. G. 81. Schiey, Phi. D., Of Omaha
! the national lecturer Of the order an
: an orator Of considerable reputation
! State manager ". ]. Anderson, wi
5 also make q few remarks. Fhe speal
> ing will be interspersed with vocs
and instrumental music, and after th
program is completed the floor will b
) cleared for q ball, with music b
Carpenters orchestra. Owing to tn
! large membership Of the camp an
the number Of invitations sent Out