Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

Mr.. D. Amundson, Merchant Tail
or, is the local agent for the Steam
Dye Works and French Dry Cleaning
Department of the Thompson Steam
Laundry Company of Albert Lea,
) Mimi. The work turned out by this
company is excellent and sure to
please. Kindly call on Mr.. D. Amund-
son for prices and further particulars.
Will Horan, aged about 20 years,
the eldest son of Dan Horan, of Plym-
outh Rock, was fatally kicked by a
horse last 0Sunday, dying Tuesday.
He was at work on farm near Madi-
son, S. D., where he went about two
months ago. The remains arrived in
Cresco Wednesday evening, and the
| funeral will take place today at the
Plymouth Rock church.
/ The entertainment given at the
opera house last Friday evening by
Warren e. Proctor and his assistants
brought forth the largest audience
that has been in the house this sea-
son. 1t is the universal verdict that
| 1t was the incest, the most thoroughly
enjoyed entertainment we have had
for long time.-~Riceville Recorder.
tuesday night at the Baptist church
! The Thompson Steam Laundry Co.,
OF Albert Lea have added to their we'll
equipped laundry modern and up-to.
date Steam Dye Works and French
Dry Cleaning Department.. They do
not desire to interfere with the laun-
dry by soliciting laundry hut they
nave appointed Mg. d. Amundson,
Merchant Tailor at cresco their agent
for their Steam Dye Works and
French Dry Cleaning Department.
their prices for this kind of work are
very reasonable. For further infor-
nation kindly call on Mr.. Amundson.
| Joseph Bouska, from near Protivin,
with bis little SOD, were PLAIN DEAL
Err visitors, yesterday, Mr.. Bouska
arranging for an advertisement of his
hogs that appears elsewhere in this
issue. Mr.. Bouska has been breeding
and shipping hogs for some time and
has herd containing some noted
prize winners OF both breeds, the
Poland Chinas and the Duroc Jerseys.
4 Parties wishing animals of either of
| these breeds will do well to look over
his herd. We take pleasure in recon-
mending him and his herd and repre-
sentations he may make may be
relied upon.
/ A jovial partv of eight Cresco ladies
drove to Decorah last Saturday, to
visit friends and see Decorah's fine
new hotel ana court house. They
dined at noon at the Winneshiek
house and.took tea in the evening with
Mrs. w. ]. Norton. The ladies com.
posing the party were: Mesdames John
Farnsworth, Malon Culbert. George
Miller, George Story, John Blackburn,
D. A. and B. F. Norton and Johp
Gammons. Senator ID. A.LYons and
daughter Miss Angie, who have been
visiting In Decorah for several days,
returned home to Cresco Thursday.
The senator had one of the handsome
Cadillac autos here demonstrating it
to several Of our citizens who are GET
ting interested in motoring We un-
derstand he sold runabout, with q
top. to j. @. Rollins; duplicate of
the machine hewas exhibiting, which
had been sold to a doctor at Harmony,
MINI. DEBORAH Journal.
AT the Big Five Teachers Associa-
tion in Cresco on the 10th and goth
inst, Miss Matte Livingood will read
paper on the following topic: SIS
there ,hindrance to good sohool
work resulting from too many social
privileges permitted TO the pupils2 II
SO, howmay we lessen the evils result.
Ing therefrom2n We desire to offer
an amendment to the above topic, as
follows; Insertafter the word 'spupils''
in the third line the word "teachers. >,
Example is said to be more potent
than precept, therefore 1T seems clear
that teachers are under sacred obli-
cations, not only to the pupils. but to
patrons, parents and guaraisns, to set
before their ppp;ia Ia their daily life
and yak, good, wholesome examples
worthy of emulation. II not, why
not? The responsibilities of teach
eF are great, more weighty by far than
most teachers realize, and yet all tea.
ohers worthy of the name will cheer,
fully do their duty Elkader Demo.
| crat,
GOOD Family Liniment.
II Every family should be supplied
with bottle of ChamberlainS Pair
Balm. For cuts, bruises, scaldS ane