Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-08-29

0. @. Cole, the Fayette Postal Card
man, came up Saturday to j,in his
wife in an over Sunday visit with the
Libbey families. O.C. returned Mon
day, his wife remaining a few days
longer.
Dear Gus:-I have solved the moth
er-in-law problem, just give her regu-
larly Hollister' 3 Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will make healthy, happy and do
cile as a lamb. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. Sold by DR.. Connolly
Miss Mayme Howard leaves about
tie 18th of September for Mitchell
vile, Iowa, where she has situation
as Instructor in the Girls Industrial
School at salary considerably in ad-
vance of that received by a teacher
in the county schools.
Gollmar Bros. enormous shows ex-
hlbited here yesterday and gave per-
formances during the afternoon and
evening to big crowds. The perform.
ance was clean and entertaining
World-Herald, Omaha, Neb.
At Cresco, Saturday, Sept. Q.
Frank Lowry leaves today for An
napolis, to enter preparatory train
ing school in which he will remain
until net April when the appointment
Of cadets to the Government Naval
School is made, and Frank has strong
hopes Of appointment at that time.
L. j. DeWalle leaves this week for
Chester where he will have charge Of
the new tow mill being erected at
that place by company organized by
]. @. Webster. A new building is be-
ing erected and most of the machinery
used in Cresco's old tow mill will be
installed, although new engine swill
be purchased.
Miss Erma Cole visited at Cresco
over Sunday and till today. Peter
Banning and wife went Saturday to
Cresco to visit relatives in the yicin-
ity. AS Mr.. Banning has not been
out of town for about six years, it is
quite an outing. Before returning,
he expects to visit in Castalia. Fay
cite Postal Gard.
Every year there is parish reunion
and picnic held on the church grounds
at Lourdes. This year the picnic will
be held Sept. 9Th, and elaborate
preparations will be made to make
the day one long to be remembered
by the people of Lourdes. The after
noon and evening will be devoted to
pleasure; feature of the day being a
big picnic repast under the trees.
Various games and amusements will
be introduced to make the time pass
pleasantly for all.
L. T. Crittenden and daughter,
Helen, came over from Cresco Sunday.
Mr.. ECrittenden returned the same
day, but Helen remained for longer
stay. -. Word was received this
week from Boise, Idaho, stating tdst
Q. II. Hubbell, the only brother 81
Mrs. Jas. Hendricks, had received q
third stroke Of paralysis and was III. q
serious condition at that place; ;s He
is veteran of the Civil War and has
the last few years spent most of hil
time In the West, prospecting in the
mining districts. .--Riceville Recorder
Gollmar Bros. circus met with 8
big reception here last Friday and the
capacity of the big tent was thorough
ly tested both afternoon and evening
The performance was highly credita
hle throughout. Many of the acts be
ing entirely new and pleasing. Itmay
be said of Gollmar Bros. that the!
give good clean show and no gam
blers or any swindling schemes ar,
permitted on the grounds. The me
nagerie features and verything wa
lgiven as advertised. An excellen
!. street parade proceeded the perform
ance. Sunday Star, Bloomington, In
diana.
u At CrescO, Saturday, Sept. 2.