Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-08-09
Miss Ruth Dodge returned to Usage
last Saturday.

Martin Haubrick was up from CAL
mar the first of the week.
A. G. McCulloch, Of Lime Springs,
was Cresco visitor, Sunday.
Dave Hunt and family were over
from Granger last Saturday.
Mrs. John Cannon returned last
Saturday from her Riceville visit.
Bert McCloud is out from Chicago
spending short vacation at home.
G. A. Stern, the Davis Corners mer-
chant, was Cresco visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. II. Ruddy and little daugh-
ter visited Decorah relatives last
week.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Joseph Kubik and Katie
SevSta.
2. T. Gardner took a shipment OF
cattle to the Chicago market last
Sunday.
G. w. Dewitt, is out from Elgin,
ILL, visiting his sister, Mrs. w. J.
Webster.
Mrs. ]. L. Scripture and little boy
left last Saturday for a visit at Clarks.
vile, Iowa.
Edgar Shelmedine arrived last week
from Spencer, Ia, for a visit in Cresco
and vicinity.
DR.. J. ]. Ahern, front rooms e. r
Thompson's new Office building. north
of postoffice.
Miss Lulu Oathout came up from
Luana last Saturday for a visit at the
Powell home.
DR.. j. W. Jinderlee, Physician and
Surgeon. Front rooms over Sobolik's
Hardware store. lOtf
Mrs. G.. A. Miller and children left
last Saturday for few days stay with
Riceville friends.
Mrs. Levi Fuller left last Saturday
for a visit with her daughter Jennie
at Northwood, Ia.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store. opposite postofice.
Rev. Gammons expects to leave to
day for his summer vacation which
will be spent in Northern MINI.
Miss Edith McIntire concluded he,
Cresco visit and returned to her home
In Watertown, S. D., last Friday.
The Epworth League will give q
lawn social at the hume of Miss Mable
Wanless next Friday evening, Aug. u
Theodore Smith and family, Of Ft
Atkinson and Peter Haubrick Of Chi
cago, are guests of Henry Rink and
family.
LosT-A childs blue cloth coat,
trimmed with brass buttons. Finder
will please leave at @. @. Uptonl
Office and be suitably rewarded.
Mrs. Golden and children are dowr
from Austin, Mimi, guests of th,
family Of her brother, John Coyle.
A good three-year-old heavy black
mare for sale. Enquire of
FITZGERALD s. WOODS.
G. A. L. Loomis is down from
Chester arranging for the sale of on,
Of his prize winning stations to partiel
In this vicinity.
The clerk Of the weather must Civ,
US something warmer than we ar,
having or corn In this part Of low,
will be failure.
Mrs. s. B. Carpenter entertained ,
party Of young people last Wednesda,
evening in honor of her cousin, Mis-
Dodge, of Usage.
Mrs. Mayme McNevip, OF Mime
apolis is the guest OF relatives in Cres
60 and Plymouth Rock, arriving yes
terday afternoon.
Luther Cook, Of Bonair, died las
Thursday from the injuries of which
we made brief mention in our last is
sue, and was buried on Saturday.
Il
The fish commission car passe,
through Cresco, Saturday, and left
few Thousand young fish, mostly bass
to be put in the Turkey at Vernon.
L. E. Smith, formerly Of the Crescc
Times, now resident of Madison
Wis.,, with his wife is visiting ii
Cresco where they arrived Saturday.
The DR.. Q. D. Horton family wen
to Lime Springs, Thursday, for
weeks outing at Lime Spring
summer resort.-Ft. Atkinson Times
Miss Ethel Lloyd, a daughter o
Capt. Lloyd, of China, was up from
Decorah last week, q guest at th
home of her friend, Mrs. A. g. Darcy
Henry Arnold was over from nea
Florenceyille the latJer part OF tn
past week on his annual visit to Cres
co. to attend to various business mat
| terS.
Mrs. Q. D. Roome and son Charlie,
have returned from their visit witt
friends in Canads, having had an en-
ljoyable time with numerous friend
there.