Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-04
CREsCO HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1904

! The half section known as the Bull
| lis farm, with good dwelling house,
large barn, granary, corn crib, and
other necessary improvements. small
grove and orchard, for sale at $3.50
per acre, on easy terms of payment.
| JOHN M. CANNON,
/ TIT Land Agent.
Prof. Kirkpatrick entertained and
instructed two good sized audiences
at the Court House last Friday even
Ing and Sunday afternoon. The Prof.
is an educated gentleman, deeply Inn
bued with Socialistic doctrine, and is
a fine speaker to whom it is a pleasure
to listen whether you do or do not
agree with him in any particular.
Mrs. Enright, of Cresco, visited
Mesdames O'Donnell and O'Brien last
week ...Lee Oathout came up from
Gutenberg on his way home Tuesday
pretty painfully used up by fall. He
has been working for the Standard
Telephone Co., and when up tree
limb broke and he fell, breaking his
nose and his arm.-N. Iowa Times.
The ladies Of the Church Of the AS
sumption will hold bazaar on We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week in
the armory, at which all sorts of use
full and fancy articles and pantry sup
plies will be sold. In the evening, q
fine musical program will be given.
Admission in the evening 10 cents.
Don't forget the dates, Oct. 5th and
9Th.
The Iowa conference of Unitarian
and other Independent Churches will
meet in Unity Church, DEBORAH, Ia,
Oct. IL, IL and 13. Eminent speakers
from outside the state are Rev. Jen-
kin Lloyd Jones and Rev. w. M.
Backus of Chicago, and Rev. Samuel
A. Eliot of Boston. Unity church in
vites isolated liberals to attend and
accept the hospitality of its homes.
John Fox has concluded to move his
family to Aberdeen, s. D., has rented
his Albion farm, and will have q sale
OF personal property at the farm, d
miles south of Granger, commencing
at O'Clock, Wednesday, Oct. IL. In
cluded in the sale is some live stock
and a large quantity of farm ma
chinery which will be sold on the
usual terms. Finnegan is the auction
eer.
FoR SALE:-A fine Groom cottage
newly papered and plastered, all in
good condition, walks in good repair,
fine barn holding 5 head of horses,
carriage room, holds 4 tons Of hay,
100 bushels Of oats, barn new last year
and cost about $500. Property is
l5ox19o IT. Will sell at the low price
OF s1200.0O, or will sell II lots with
buildings at S1000.OO OO,-The Mabon
Land Co.
Peter Creamer, formerly OF Howard
Center, and Mrs. Mary Dreamer Ruane,
both OF Helena, Ark, have been the
guests Of Name Howard, her sister
and brother Paul, for a few days, but
have gone to visit Frank Howard at
Elma, and will visit John Creamer at
Waterloo on their way home. Mrs.
Ruane is a daughter of James Dreamer,
and cousin Of the Howard children.
Peter is brother of Frank, of Crook
ston, but has not visited this part Of
the country since 1878, and Of course
notes many changes.
Rev. DR.. g. Schleh, Of Omaha, who
will be in the city next Sunday, will
preach In the Congregational church
IN the evening. DR.. Schleh is brill
liant orator and his services are al
ways eagerly sought for sermons and
addresses in every town he visits In
his official capacity as national lectur-
er OF the Woodmen Of the World.
During recent Sunday visit to Del.
vein he preached in two different
churches, addressed . @. q. meeting
In a third, and gave the oration at q
monument 'unveiling. He made the
address at the banner presentation te
| the local w. o. w. camp about two
years ago and the large audience that
filled the opera house at that time
will be glad to hear him in his minis
terial capacity.