Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-05
Abe Upton came out from Chicago

Abe Upton came out from Chicago
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Barker were up
from Luana over the 4th.
ALI mention of Cresco's 4th Of July
is crowded out of this issue.
Mrs. Hattie Bents went to Cresco
yesterday for visit.-Fayette Postal
Card.
We had to celebrate the glorious
fourth, hence the P. d. comes lit
tile late.
Ole Lofthus come down from Al
bert Lea last Saturday, returning
Monday.
DR. ). ]. Ahern, front rooms r. r.
Thompson's new office building, north
of postoffice.
Geo. Doolittle came up from Mar
shalltown to spend the 4th with moth
er and sisters.
Miss Louise Miles arrived from
Madison, Wis, Sunday morning for a
few days visit.
Cresco defeated the Austin team at
/ the latter place last Thursday by q
score OF IL to 9.
DR.. j. w. Jinderlee, Physician and
Surgeon. Front rooms over Sobolik's
! Hardware store. loft
! ]. E. Barber, wife and daughter,
came down from Austin, MIMI, last
Saturday evening.
Ed. Lewis and wife returned from
A Minneapolis last Sunday evening, in
! tending to reside here.
\ Ray DeCamp came out from Chica-
go last week for few days visit at
the home of his mother.
DIR. W. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postofhce.
Chris Hunter, who is employed in
the button factory at Lansing, Iowa.,
celebrated with Cresco friends.
j Summer suits, summer coats and
vests that will keep you cool on a hot
day, at NICHOLS CLOTHING STORE.
| Goods that you will need, at prices
that will be In keeping, you will find
at our store. @. d. NICHOLS s. Co.
i ClinJ Farnsworth came down from
Great Falls, Montana, last Saturday,
to get acquainted with that new baby.
The Misses Mae and Wayne Byrnes
attended social gathering at the
\ Ahern home at Calmar last Thurs
day.
Adam Medium is enjoying visit
from his mother and sister who arriv.
ed last Thursday from New York
City.
Henry Bents, Of Armour, S. D., ar
rived last Wednesday for q visit with
the family of his brother, A. e.
Bents.
VIM. Needham and wife from Pres
ton, Wis, came Friday to spend a
few days with relatives at Cresco and
Lime Springs.
| 1t is reported from indianapolis
that the assembled prohibitionists In
that city are guilty of taking Swal-
low. Shocking!!
John Grenhaug, whose serious in
juries we recorded in lafu issue, died
on Saturday morning, and was buried
the day following.
| Charley Beadle and family Winnie
bago City, Mimi, are visiting r. W.
Beadle and other relatives and friends
in Cresco and vicinity.
| Elias LETTERS who is now employed
at his trade at Rock Island, ILL.,, is up
visiting among relatives and friends
| in Granger and Cresco.
| The Misses Marcella and Eva Ahern
returned last Saturday evening from
Minneapolis where they have been at
work in millinery house.
| Closing out my entire line of hats
at from SOC to s1.50. Come quick and
get your choice.
i L. 81. LITTLE.
Harry Fine has started in the Ed
Thomas building, on Market Street,
buying and selling second hand furni-
ture, old stoves, harnesses, etc. MI.
All hats at SOC to o. SO until closed
out. Come quick as close my shop
for the season on Friday, July 8.
L. 81. LITTLE.
There is a Bulls family reunion at
DEBORAH to attend which Levi E.
Bulls OF Kenmare, N. d. is making
his annual visit to his mother and
| sisters.
Mrs. Minnie Schiming of Saratoga
is visiting her daughter and family,
Mrs. A. O. Campbell. She has been
visiting her son at Waukon. She will
remain for few days.
Miss Annie Gaynor, of Pottsdam,
n. Z. a teacher in the New York City
schools, arrived last Saturday for q
visit at the home OF her uncle, j, B.
Barber, for few weeks.