Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-06-20

The Rt. Rev. Theodore N. Morrison
D. D., Bishop Of Iowa, will administe
the rite Of confirmation and preach
In Grace Church, Tuesday, July q
1905, at 7:30 p. M.
Last Sunday was the senior Mr.
HaubrichS 83rd birthday, and hi.
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Steffes invited
some relatives to come and help enio,
the day. Calmar Courier.
The Womens' Oak Lawn Cemeter,
improvement Association will hold 3
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Hunt
ting, Monday, July 3rd. The com.
mittee will notbe prepared to report,
until that time.
Mrs. Hughes and son, of Portland,
Oregon, Mrs. Frank Dreamer and Miss
Nellie Mullen of Crookston, MINI,
are guests Of their mother, Mrs. Mul.
len and sisters, Mrs. J. J. Lowry and
Mrs. DR.. Connolly.
Miss Ollie Grohel left last week for
Little Rock, Ark, to help care for
her brother, Edward, who is i'll with
appendicitis, and whose condition was
quite serious, as the appendix broke
before the opera tion.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for the
sick and weak. 3cents. Tea or Tab
let's. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
DR.. ]. L. Scripture has move his
Office from rooms recently occupied;by
him over ]. Il. Luers' drug store to
the front room over z. &. Thomson =
abstract Office, IN the Thompson build
ing north Of the post office.
Mrs. s. Van slyke, who has been
Frustrated for some time with paraly.
sis passed away last Saturday. The
funeral takes place to-day at the
German Lutheran Church Of which
the deceased was member.
II you want pretty face and delight.
ful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across the sea,
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
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Tea. Sold By DR.. Connolly.
Finest herd Of Hereford Cattle in
Northern Iowa at the aUpton Farm
twenty t2o) bulls, heifers and COWS for
sale. Also about so Duroc-Jersey pigs
either sex. Everything registered OF
eligible. UpTdN Bros s. KRUMM,
The Ice creamIsocial given by the
Evergreen SunyaY School at the
home Of P. N. Banning, last Tuesday
evening, was grand success. Two
hundred people or more were in
attendance and the proceeds amounted
to S26 90.
Maple Camp, NJ. w. A., would urge
that every order in the county be rep.
resented In some manner in the parade
at the Cresco celebration, and also
urge that every member of this camp
contribute bis aid and support to the
enterprise.
Owing to various causes, such as
bad roads and Indifference of some
towns on the proposed route the tour
Of the Chicago automobile club has
been changed somewhat, and it is ru
mored that Gresco, originally on the
itinerary, has been dropped out, the
parade going south and west of Crescc
James McGourty, from near Acme
Iowa, was Cresco and PLAIN DEAL
ER caller yesterday. He reports con
siderable damage in that locality dur
ing the recent storms, some stool
having been killed by lightning ant
on Sunday $4,000 barn belonging t,
q Mr.. Hillee was fired by lightning
and burned to the ground.
A, R. McCook has gone to Ceda
Falls to attend the Normal summer
school for awhile. He is planning t.
visit the summer schools at Highland
Park College, Drake University aut
the State University before com
mencing his work as Instructor in tn
summer session Of the Howard Count
Normal Institute which begins Jul
10th. -Elma New Era.
i S. B. Carpenter, Joe Bowers and
~. Lowry returned Sunday morning
i from their trip TO Cuba and The Isl
| Of Pines; on the latter islands, MI
Carpenter purchasing q 20 acre trac
Of land which he purposes to improv
some time In the future. They spen
nearly week In Havana, which MI
l Carpenter says is the one Of the clear
est ci ties he ever visited.
i The Evangelical Sunday School, q
j Albion, held a picnic near the low
River at which time about eight
people gathered to participate In th
tenjoyment thereof. The girls as we
as the boys seemed deeply intereste
In ball playing and other games, an
very nice prog ram was also rendered
A collection was taken for the caus
of missions and the neat little sum {
1889 was realized. AR the hour {
noon arrived s4mptuous dinner VIZ
spread to which ample Justice W,
done. At about5 O'Clock the peop