Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-04-11

Mrs. W. B. Perry passed away |
yesterday morning after long and
exceedingly painful illness. The
funeral will take place "Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O, at the residence,
with interment in the New Oregon
Cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Marshall and three
children came from Howard Center,
Saturday, and are spending the week
with home folks, the Locke family.
Mrs Lizzie Moss and little s1p, of
Riceville, have been visiting at the
same place this week.-McIutire GA
zette.
Miss Lizzie Hafner is visiting her
sister at Cresco. Little Thelma
Hardy, who has been spending the va
cation ct her home near Cresco, re-
turned the first of the week and will
again stay with her aunt, Mrs. o. p
wager, and attend school -Riceville
Recorder.
FoRSALE-My residence four blocks
east of the Strother house; good house
good barn, good well aud cistern-the
cheapest place in town with three fine
lots, nearto church and school. Cheap
If taken soon; also cutter and a top
buggy. Enquire at the premises even
ing Or Sundays VIM. N. FERRIE,
35m3 Cresco, Iowa.
5000 sacks of fancy flour for sale at
the Iron Ware House on Market St,
at the low price of $3.50 per sack
Those flours are Of the three biggest
mills in the Northwest; all warranted
,, to give satisfaction. Also oats, corn
and hay at reasonable prices. Also
one Car of Dakota wheat for chicken
feed. Buckwheat, millet, timothy,
etc. Good corn and oats wanted.
Terms cash. N. GRAF g. Co.
About fifty jolly people, members
of the R. N. A. and M. W. A, took
possession OF the 81. Fl. Huessellmann
home last Thursday evening aud pro-
ceeded to properly celebrate Mrs
Huessellman's birthday anniversary
Well filed lunch baskets provided &
generous spread OF eatables and fine
social evening was spent by all. Mrs
Huessellman was the recipient of sew
eral hne presents in comm emoratior
Of the event.
(. e. B. Moore was in Cresco last week
and made pleasant call at this office
Mr.. Moore is past SO years Of age bu1
his years rest very lightly upon hin
and he is more active than many mer
la quarter Of century younger
Another Of our old citizens, S. M
Cole, will celebrate his Goth birthda,
next Tuesday, April 18th, and will b,
pleased to meet all his old time Friends
at his home that day.
| Mrs. Joseph Fessenden had serious
time with broken needle in her
hand last week. Thursday evening
while clearing table, a sudden pair
IN her hand gave evidence that some
foreign substance had penetrated it
and investigation showed about hal
OF a sewing needle in her hand which
could not be removed by the surgeon
called until the day following whel
Mrs. Fessenden went to the hospita
and the needle was located and re
!, moved by the aid of the X-ray.
/ Mrs. r. Spencer, through her at
torney Clark Upton of Cresco, has en-
tered suit against the town for $1,000
| for personal injuries sustained las
fall on the sidewalks. w. G. Loomi.
and family of Barron, Wis, arrived
Sunday night. They have rented ths
Larson house and will move in whe1
their goods arrive. Mr.. Loom1s will
be 10 the meat market for Chas. Ben
and you can depend upon him giving
good service. Chester Herald.
Mrs. Q. 4. Marshall was stricken
I with paralysis early last Thursday
eyenlng, being found lying unconciou
IN her room by her daughter. Sine,
then no distinct signs of recovery ar,
perceptible; she still lying in partial
lily comatose condition with ont
entire side Of her body completely
paralyzed. But slight hopes art
entertained of her recovery, owing tt
the nature Of her disease and he,
previous fragile health. Her sol
son Charles and daughter Florence
were Immediately summoned ant
arrived Friday afternoon.
4 A lazy liver m axes a lazy.man. Bur
! dock Blood Bitters is the natural
never failing remedy for "a lazy liver.