Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-30
Mrs. James Walton, who has been q

Mrs. James Walton, who has been
patient sufferer for twenty one years,
underwent two serious operations at
| st. Paul, recently, and is nicely on
the road to recovery. At present,
she is staying at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Getchell, where she will
remain until able to go to her home
!, in Elk River, MINI.
The first open meeting of the Politi-
cal Equality Club of Cresco, for the
1904-5. will be held at the residence of
the president, S. A. Converse on Cher
ry ST., Thursday evening, Oct 8, 1904,
from seven to nine O'Clock. A short
program and social hour will be the
feature of the evening. All are in
vited. Sec.
/ Our prices on the famous Kimball
Pianos are usually lower considering
quality, than other dealers prices on
their pianos cut in two. Wehave one
price and that price the right price.
i You are always safe in buying Kim
ball piano, they are fully warranted,
and backed by q capital of six million
of dollars. W. w. KIMBALL Co.
]. @. Tarvestad, Acting Agt.
| Bills have been printed at this Office
for grand M. w. A. dance at Schley,
Iowa, Friday evening, October 14th.
Music by the Cresco orchestra. Dance
tickets Is cents. An oyster supper
will be served in the room underneath
the hall. The Schley Camp of M. w.
A., have appointed courteous and
accommodating floor committee and
will make everything pleasant for
their guests that evening.
j. V. Vance of Cresco is the guest
OF his brother Adam, and family. j..
V. is always welcome to this burg 80.
Ambrose Owens and family left Tues
day for Cresco, where they will make
their future home. We regret to see
them leave US, but brighter prospects
for the future being in store for them
in our neighboring county prompted
them to make the change. May sue.
cess await them is the wish of their
many friends. s.-Ossian Bee.
Personally conducted excursions to
the st. Louis Exposition, the @. M. &
ST. Paul Ry., will run Through chair
car Mondays, Oct, Sd, 10th, 17th and
24tb,- leaving Calmar 1885 p. M, arriv-
ing at Chicago 9:55 p. M, st. Louis 8
O'Clock next morning. John B. Cook,
Spec. Excursion Agent will accompa'
ny each excursion and will have good
Hotel Accommodations secured at reas'
enable rates, convenient to the
grounds for those who desire. Leave
Cresco 1925 a. M, to connect with
through car at Calmar. Seven day
tickets slO:25; Is day s15.45.
f. A. MILLER, G.. P. A.
4 John B. Cook, Excursion Agt., West
Union, Iowa. 8t2
The ladies representing the local
Federation of Womens' Clubs are
busily preparing to advertise the
lecture course which they are tc
manage, the coming season, for the
bene fit of the Public Library. This
promises to be an interesting series OF
entertainments, opening in November
with Ernest Gamble, the bass soloist
and his supporting instrumental per
formers. Following are lectures from
Hon. f. X. Schoonmaker and Judge
Martin Wade, congressman from the
second district, and another musical
number by the Earl Drake Concert
{; Co., with noted violinist as the
leading attraction. The public vii
have an opportunity to spend some
profitable evenings and duty to per
form in helping to sustain an institu
tion which should grow to be grea
power for good in the community.