Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-07-18

y. ~. Long went TO CreSc0 las
Saturday to meet his family who were
en- route home from Maple Leaf aftel
an extended visit with relatives .....
Clarissa Clark, daughter Of Prof. Free
Clark, formerly principal OF the pub
lie schools of Ossian, is critically Ill
at hospital In Ames. At this writ
ing she is not expected to recover, q
fact her many friends in this COM
munitY greatly regret. t.-Ossian Bee.
Remember the bowery dance to be
given on Market ST., this week, du-
ring the five nights of the Carnival,
and commencing tonight, by Messrs.
Humphrey and DeNoyelles, with
music by the LIE Roy Harp Orchestra
with w. j. Mead as violinist, and
assisted by Tony Fisher, OF Spillville,
as clarionetist With good floor,
good music and good management, we
respectfully invite you, one and all:
to come and see us.
c. d. Nichols Live Stock Co., sold
three Shropshire rams, last week,
from their Holland Fine Stock Farm
to Mr.. VIM. Schroff, of Rock Valley,
Ia, who came here from Chicago to
look over their stock. One ram was
shipped by express to Caperville, Va /,
and Mr.. A. L. Nichols, of Albion
Twp, bought a very fine young
Polled Angus bull of them, OF the
Blackbird family Who says that
good stock does not pay?
Ihad the pleasure of witnessing the
entertainment given in our Opera
House on the evening OF July Z, 1905,
by the Mysterious Caesar s. Co., and
have never been present at an enter
tainment of this kind that regard so
thoroughly pleasing from beginning
to end as this one by the Mysterious
Caesar s. Co.; the audience is capti-
vated from the start. Any of my
friend in Cresco who attend this en-
tertainment and feel that they have
not got their moneys worth are at
liberty to draw on me for the price
Of their ticket. B. ANUNDsEN,
Publisher of Decorah Poster.
The Chester school will have three
teachers next year. Rosetta Walter,
of Cresco, will teach the primary room
again; Irvlng Sanford, of Fayette,
will be the principal, and Ida Jones,
of Bonair, will be the assistant. Miss
Jones will hear her classes in a recit-
alton room. The course of study will
include nine years of work -. Fannie
Gillette has gone to Bath Beach, q
suburb of Brooklyn, where she will
spend the summer assisting in the
careo of children. Each week different
poor childrin from the city are
brought out here to enjoy fresh air,
pathe in the salt water and have a
good time generally. Ten teachers
are hired who have the entire care OF
these little boys and girls from Mon
day noon to Saturday noon. Howard
county Teacher.
Mrs P. T. Lyon went to Cresco,
Yesterday, to have dental work done
......Mrs. Alfred Drum was Cresco
visitor between trains this week
Tuesday. ..... Charley Wildman and
Miss Lillian Johnson drove down
from Cresco, Sunday. The Misses
Clara and Josie Antinsen went to
0resco, Monday, for a visit with
friends. ...Orlando and Misses Sara
and Ida Aga visited at the E. R.
Thompson home In Cresco, Sunday
....,.G. R. Baker and wife and Miss
Anna Hulverson departed Monday
morning for a trip to the Pacific
Coast. They will be joined at Fargo,
N. D., by Clair Baker, of Thief River
Falls, MINI. Among the pl to be
visited are the Yellowstone Park and
the exposition at Portland. They
expect to be gone number of weeks
and are sure to haye most enjoyable
trip. ..... Mrs. Henry Belts esme
down from Creseo, Last Saturday, for
= visttat "A. o. Libbey's, returning
home the first OF the week. IF Ridge.
way Review.