Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-02-12
CRESCO HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12 1904
Joseph Copeland is up from Freder.

Joseph Copeland is up from Freder-
icksburg.
Bradford Brooks returned from Nc
Gregor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gillett are having
light attack Of the grip.
Fred Salisbury is on the sick list
and unable to be at his Office.
DR.. Ahern's baby had hard light
Wednesday, but is better now.
Miss Francis Caward is in Chicago
learning the styles in millinery.
III. G. Howard, wife and son George,
have all been down with the grip.
DIR. Ahern, front room over the e.
r. Thompson Abstract Office. tf-69
T. J. Lomas and James Soblick
went to Des Moines Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Miss Sadie Thomson returned to
Chicago last night to resume her art
studies.
Dave Amundson went on business
trip to Lawler and. Waukon Wednes-
day last.
"Hearts Win'-society drama at
Opera House, Feb. 18th, 1904. 25 and
Is cents.
Andrew Mcmillan and family re-
turned Tuesday to their home at Cam
ton, S. d.
Mrs John Hess came down from
LIE Roy Tuesday night to visit friends
and relatives.
For Short-Horn Bulls and Heifers,
call on P. NJ. Banning, 2i miles south
east of CreSco.
Asa Farnsworth went to MARSHALL
town Thursday, to visit his friend
John Clemmer.
DR.. j. W. Jinderlee, Physician and
Surgeon. Front rooms over Sobolik's g
Hardware store. LOTT
See Frank Wade in the comedy role
in pirates of Penzance," Friday
night, Feb. 10th.
Dr. W. T. Daily, physician and sur
ESprr fs1po
store, opposite postonice.
Reserved seats are now on sale for
Hearts Win," without extra charge.
at LomaS' hardware store.
The r. N. A. ladies have spared no
efforts to make their entertainment
"the success of the season."
Herbert Morgan is recovering nice
lY from his nlness and yesterdaY D..
up and dressed for short time.
| E. E. Earl who has been visiting
his brother in New YORK since last
July, returned to Cresco Thursday.
! A little clean, dry Buckwheat want.
ed, for which I will pay 60 cents per
\ bushel. II. q. SALISBURY.
Among the marriage licenses issued
at Decorah last month appears the
names of John Mcintosh and Josie
Hess.
See bills of NJ. P. Lydon's auction
sale of Poland China brood sows,
stock, farm machinery, ETC., February
23rd.
/ Don't forget the r. N. A. ball after
the play at Opera House Feb. Is, 1904
Dance tickets SO cents. Supper 81
cents per couple.
The James Byrne residence is quar-
antined on account of scarlet fever
two or three Of his children being sicl
with that disease.
Sale opens next Monday for "Pi
rates Of Penzance. Get your seat
early as it is the last appearance ner'
Of this popular company.
Knute johnson, living west Of tn
Mccoy mill died last Thursday night
after long illness resulting from al
injury to his back some time ago.
For SALE-A span of we'll matche
brood mares, years old, wagon an
harness. Enquire OF GEO. n. OWENS
Cresco, Ia, N. /. phone 300. 44-tl2
The sad news reached Mis-. Arthu
S Humphrey last week that her sister
Mrs. Emma Daniels was sick. Sh
left Tuesday for West Uuion to visi
her.
!. The old lady Witt died Wedne'
day, February 10th, at the home,
: Cresco, of her daughter-in-law, Mr.
Laidlaw, where she has made ht
home for some time.
The three Oldest sons Of r. ]
Thompson, living west of Verne
Springs have all been having aseriol
time with pneumonia, but are all 1t
proving nicely at present.
Mrs. Susan Maltby, the aged moth
OF Mrs. J. j. Marsh of Decorah, di'
: at the home Of the latter Feb. 4, 1916
Mrs. Maltby was great aunt Of Nj
w. Il. Tillson of this city.
or Ten yearling Galloway bulls, pa
of them registered, the balance hi,