Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-08-09

Why smoke cheap, sweat shop
cigar. when you can get tirstclass
cigar made at home, for the same
nIckle. Try Cresco Star, a rich, mel
low smoke.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Lomas, Saturday MORN
ing, Aug. 9Th, but one Of them died
at birth. The other and the mother
are both doing finely.
Edwin Church and family are enter.
tanning friend, Mrs. e. ]. Henry
and children, from Albert Lea, Mimi,
also Mrs. Churchs parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. @. Chapman, Of milwaukee.
Tis said bottle and glass
Will make person mellow,
But Rocky Mountain Teas the drink
That livens up q fellow.
Sold by DR.. Connolly.
,Chauncey McCloud returned to FL
gin, III, last Thursday evening, after
. few days visit at home for the first
time in nine years. he has good
position in the Elgin watch factory.
Gilbert Libbey came up from Cedar
Falls last Friday for a brief visit with
relatives. He leaves this week for
his old home In Maine for q short Wis
it and to look after some property he
has there.
Mrs. Geo. d. Ohryst came home
from West Union, last Saturday, In
tending to remain for several weeks,
She was accompanied by Mrs. DIR.
Schmuhl who returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. G. 81. Jennings, Boston-sO sOu1
babies (twins), were sickly. Had sew
eral octors, but no results. Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea made them
strong and robust" IS cents. Tea OF
tablet form. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
Geo. Watts, accompanied by his son
Aaron and his daughter Mae, left
Saturday evening for ST. Louis, where
they will spend q couple of weeks as
the guest Of q nephew of Mr.. Watts,
David Howell, who is employed at
the Exposition.
John D. Moynahan, from Sacra-
mentO. California. IA visiting in
Cresco with his cousin, DIR. Ahern.
Mr.. Moynanan is prominent member
of the bar of that city and is In the
East representing some large cor
porate interests.
Violet Hammond left Saturday
evening for Columbus, Ohio, in re-
sponse to q telegram announcing the
death that day Of the wife of her
brother e. O. We understand that
her death was the result Of an opera
tion of some kind.
Rolly Mitchell has sold his interest
in the Minneapolis barber shop and
with his family returned to Cresco
last Saturday evening. He in
tends to take up some outdoor employ
ment as his health has become some
what impaired by close confinement
In the shop.
Editor Davis, in the last Ches ter
Herald, announces the discontfnuanee
of Its publication at that place until
he can succeed is disposing OF II, be
having accepted better opening at
Sioux City. In the meantime, an as.
sistant will conduct Chester depart
ment occupying one page of the Lime
Springs Sun.
Hon. w. w. Williams lost his barn
and out-buildings by fire last Tuesday
noon. Origin unknown, probably
children playing with matches. 1t
took hard work to save the house.
The fire department was called out,
and only united work on the part OF
all-and the fact that no wind was
blowing-saved the fine, new resi-
dence.-Lime Springs Sun.
Miss CLARA Lunbeck, OF Mason City
who for fourteen years has been dis
trict Supt. of the northeastern dis
trict of Iowa for the Iowa Childrens 4
Home Society, has been appoiated by
the state board of control as field
agentwith asalary of $4,000 biennially.
Her duties will be to find employment
fer all persons discharged from the
Industrial Schools, prisons and Sol.
dters Orphans Home Of Iowa.
Coal for Threshing.
Come to the Brlckyard for your
coal. The best Hooking and Whining.
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