Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-05-24
CREsC0 HOWARD COUNTY IOWA TUESDAY, MAY 24 1904

Q. F. Freehauf was Decorah visit
or yesterday.
Daubersmith will make your laWr
mower work right.
Earl Webb returned home from his
visit at Orchard, la.
Don't miss the class play June 2,
1904, at the opera house.
Riceville is making preparations te
celebrate the 4th Of July.
II you would hear good singing, &c
to the Opera House June 16.
j.. G. Mccormick returned from his
vacation trip, yesterday noon.
DR.. e. R. Precious made profes.
sional visit to Chester, yesterday.
Remember the Date, June 2nd, Of
the big doings at the opera house.
J. w. Bryan arrived home from
Illinois, the first of the past week.
For SALE-A single harness and
buggy. Enquire of DR.. j. j. AHERN.
e. A. Church left yesterday on a
professional trip to Minnesota points.
Fred Gallup is expected to return
to CreScO from Storm Lake this week.
Furnished rooms for rent. Enquire
of R. A. Register, north Of school
house.
A marriage license was issued last
week to c. J. Maercklein and Martha
Every.
Will Scholz, wife and babe, visited
with his brother at Alta Vista over
Sunday.
Miss Gussie Martin came up from
Cedar Rapids last Friday for a few
days visit.
DR. j. j. Ahern, front rooms e. r
ThompSon's new. office building, north
OF postoffice.
Dr.. ]. W. Jinderlee, Physician and
Surgeon. Front rooms over Sobolik' s
Hardware store. l0tf
Regular meeting Of Cresco Camp
No. III w. o. W., occurs this evening
in Wocdmen hall.
One of the best tenors that has ever
been heard in this city will be at the
Opera House June 16.
Dr. w. T. Daily, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postonhce.
Miss Mildred Dodge, Of Orchard, Ia,
is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. s. B.
Carpenter, for few days.
Twenty people in costumes at the
opera house, June 2nd, In "The Mer.
chant of Venice Up-to.Date. ("
Mrs. John Farnsworth returned
last week from California, being met
in Chicago by Mr.. Farnsworth.
Lon Burgess has been over from
Cresco part OF the week, visiting
relatives ana friends. Elma Vidette.
Martin Haubrick and his sister.
Mrs, Steffes, came up from Calmar
Monday, returning the same evening.
Remember the coming attraction
of the season, "The Merchant of Ven
ice Up-to.Date. !" Don't fail to be
there.
LosY.-Thre silver medals, unen-
graved, on Main street, Friday even-
ing. Return to the Hub and receive
reward.
T. J. Lomas returned Saturday
from his southern Iowa and Missouri
trip. Mrs. Lomas remained for q
.onger visit.
/. ]. Todd, wife and daughter, uf
Salem, $. D., arrived yesterday for q
visit with relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
Shakespere's great play, The Mer
chant Of Venice "Up-to.Date,n will
be given by the class Of '04 at the
opera house, June 2,
Mrs. Couuselman returned last
week from Nebraska. Her brother
whose illness called her there, passed
away before her arrival.
Don't miss seeing Antonio in "Tht
Merchant Of Venice Up-to-D Date" a
the Opera House, June End, to be Civ
ca by the graduating class.
| Rev. and Ms. Gammons returned
home Friday evening, somewhat soon
er than anticipated, on account o
| the illness OF Mrs. Gammons.
| Mr.. Lewis Malek who has been ii
South Dakota, returned Saturda,
morning. He likes thu country ant
|says business seems to be quite livel
| there.
1 TAKEN UP-A small black boar pi
came to my place about April Is,
Owner will please call, prove property
pay charges and remove the animal
-Nels.B Borlaug, Saude, Ia.
A new parochial school is contemE
lated by the Catholic congregation q
Elma and lots have been bought i