Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-04-07
Mrs. Adolph HAPPIER left wedn esday


to join her husband at their new home
near Ipswich, s. D. She was accom-
panied by her brother Lawrence Fer
RE, who will remain through the sum-
mer at least. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. wanless, of Cresco,-
came Monday for few days visit
with friends. 49,. Mrs. w. T. Symonds
went to Cresco, Saturday, to visit
Mrs. Perry who is very ill.-Decorah
Public Opinion.
sFeel tired, no appetite, cannot sleep,
work or eat? That's spring tiredness
and will disappear at once if you take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
Sold by DR.. Connolly.
Don't wait until lightning strikes
your buildings and burns them to the
ground, but have the Dodd s. Struth-
ers lightning Rods placed on'them at
once, by A. Smith, and they will be
absolutely safe from lightning.
Among the delegates from out of
town to the M. w. A. Convention
were j. W. and Dan Conway, Coleman
Foley, F. Turnkey and d. B. Cole,
from Elma, j. j. Lukes, from Proti-
win, and j. f. SHUT, from Chester.
For SALE.-Scotch and Scotch top.
ped Short-Horn bulls, old enough fol-
service, at reasonable price. Call at
farm miles south of Preston. Phone
at residence. w. BoIcE.
60w3 Preston. MINI.
Charles McLaughlin, an aged resi-
dent If the second ward, passed away
last Monday from an attack # para
lysis, after only days Illness. He
was as we'll as usual Sunday morning,
but was found lying on the floor by
his wife on her return from early
mass The funeral service took place
Wednesday forenoon at the church OF
the Assumption, and burial was in the
Button cemetery. Mr.. Mclaughlin
was a kindly old gentleman, we'll ed.
ucated, and respected by all. We are
without the data fo- an obituary but
hope to be able to publish one in our
next issue.
Fire destroyed the residence On the
P. /. DeLange farm in Albion twp.
last Monday night, the first knowl
edge the inmates of the building hav
ing of the fire being the falling in Of
part of the roof, the fire having evi
IDENTIFY been burning in the roof fol
some time, undoubtedly having origi
mated from a fire built in a heating
stove about supper time. The fire
broke out soon after Fred and Franz
DeLange. who run the fam, and thei
hired man, had gone to bed. Som'
household furniture and bedding wa
saved, but the building was tota
loss, but was insured reasonably vel
in the Farmers Mutual. Tie worl
of rebuilding the residence will b.
commenced at once.
| Miss Winnie Cole of Cresco, is th,
guest of Miss Lucille Norton. Mis-
Mary Powers has been visiting friend
at Cresco since last Tuesday,. Wor
comes from Minneapolis that Chr
Fleming who has been on police fore
for the past Is or IS years, has resign
| ed his position and we understand vii
60 down into Oklahoma where ht
brother Tom is located and engage i
business with him. Joseph Walto
came down from Cresco Friday TO viz
1T few days at the home of hi
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Cbristel
Uncle Joe don't seem to mind the pa
sing of time any more than old Fathe
Time himself; that same cheerfl
greeting and sunny disposition rad
ates from the old gentleman as ever
and gladden. friends like the sippin
i OF rare old DEBORAH Journal.