Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-05
Mr., and Mrs. Albert zundelowitz Of

Mr., and MIS-. Albert ZundelOWttZ OF
Wichita Falls, Texas, are in Cresco to
enjoy its cool summer breezes and sha-
dy groves and to visit their multitude
of friends who will bid them cordial
welcome.
Constipation, headache, backache.
feel mean, no appetite, all run down,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll and keep you we'll.
Money back, if it fail. IS cents. Tea
or tablet form. Sold by DR.. Connolly
Mrs. M. S. Davis of Clarksville, Ia,
mother of Mrs. DR.. Scripture is
welcome guest at the Scripture home.
She has also been entertaining an
aunt, Mrs. A. J. McCeary, who re-
turned today to her home at Albert
Lea.
A. NJ. Brubaker and wife came up
from Waukon last Saturday to spend
the Fourth, and Mrs. May Libbey
came down from Minneapolis Satur-
day evening, which completed the
family reunion at the Ed Craghill
home.
A skyrocket set of improperly by
some one during the evening OF the
,4th, bored big hole through one of
the plate glass windows of the First
National Bank, causing loss of s35
or $40, as there was no insurance car
ried on It,
Joseph Bouska of Protivin was in
town again Monday. He made anoth- /
er shipment of his blooded swine......
Miss Belle Brown left for her home at
Cresco Tuesday after ten day visit
here with her many friends. Sort
| A tkinson Times.
There was great turn out attend
ing the celebration yesterday. Mr..
Geiger is good talker we judge from
the fact that he held his audience
long after the dinner hour. Every
body seemed to enjoy the day fully,
it being ideal weather.
Stock pastured adjoining city, on
e of Sc sec. IA, Vernon Springs twp.
Plenty of feed, water, and shade.
Horses s1.00 per month, cattle Is cents
and milk COWS 75c. Stock at owners
risk. A. J. HART
84tf Cresco, Iowa.
i Vnn 1nOW vnn houo lxnnuv,
for years, you have tested us, we have
never failed you. Our clothing is that
same brand that 'snever fails;" our
prices that will ''live and let live,"
and If you are not in line with us you
had better be. O. d. NICHOLS s. 90.
w. L. Converse was q business caller
from Cresco Tuesday go. viii English,
Jas. Foley and Earl Whitman drove
to Cresco yesterday......Mrs. Sid Fra
vel and baby are spending the week
with relatives near Cresco. Mrs.
Mitchell came over from Cresco, and
after visit at the home of her son
Harry, left for st. Paul, Tuesday
Elma Vidette.
Mrs. John Cannon and children, of
Cresco, came Saturday for visit
with her people, the Klein So. Jas.
Cannon. of Kalamazoo, Mich, was
recent guest Of the j. E. Strobe
family. Timothy Ahern came
down from Cresco yesterday to attend
the play 800. Misses Byrne and Burns
and Ed Van Slvke, of Cresco, were
guests at the Gilmartin home from
Thursday until Friday. Mabel
Dean, of Cresco, and Blanche Ashley,
of Ridgeway, came Thursday to be
present at q reception at Mrs. Room IS.
l-Calmar Courier.
p. g. Button, V. S., Assistant State
Veterinary Surgeon, Honor Graduate
of the Ontario Veterinary College,
Toronto, Canada, Honorary Member
OF Ontario Medical associa tion, treats
all diseases Of domestic animals by the
most approved methods. Special at
tention given to surgical operations
and horse dentistry. All calls day and
night promptly attended to; charges
moderate. Office and hospital first
door west Of Armory building.
Northern Iowa telephone office No.
1881, Residence 1881, Standard tele-
| phone No. 49. s7tf
VIM. Hardy is visiting relatives
and friends at Cresco... ...Mr. and Mrs.
N. jerks attended the funeral of Mrs.
Clara Putnam at Cresco Tuesday $500.
Q. NJ. Vance and wife drove to Cresco
Monday to visit relatives and friends
for q few days..... Lucille Carpenter
and Thelma Hardy went over to Cres-
co last week to spend few days at
the home Of the latter......Ou Monday
while his mother was absent from the
room, the fifteen months old baby boy
of w. J. Clarkin, residing east OF town
pulled the plug from the washing ma
chine, allowing the scalding water to
severely burn both limbs and other.
portions of the body. At present 1t
Is thought the little sufferer will re.
cover.-Riceville Recorder.
Friday morning, June oath, about
five O'Clock the family OF Albert Lidt-
ke living on the Evan a. Jones place
four and half miles east Of Chester
were awakened by thunderbolt and