Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-03-27

The M. e. Aid Society desire to
thank the firm of Nemetz & Wildman
for the excellent coffee made from the
"Richlieu Brand" and furnished by
them, that was served at their picnic
supper. They also extend thanks to
Mr., Kakac and his daughters for some
very fine music which was enjoyed by
all.
The Womens Oak Lawn Cemetery
Improvement Association will hold a
meeting, Monday, April End, at 2:30
O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. Strother.
This meeting is for the purpose Of
electing officers for the coming year,
and attending to other business that
may come up at that time. 1t is the
duty of all interested in the cemetery
to attend this NEE ting, as there must
be change made in some of the offic, S,
and If the ladies care to keep up the
Association there should be more
interest taken, and larger attend
ance at the meetings.
Miss Belle Brown returned to her
home at Cresco, Wednesday, after a
several days visit at the Perry home
ION Tuesday next, Mr.. and Mrs
R. j. Stintzi and family will leave for
Chester, Ia, where Rob has leased
and Will conduct Chester's only hotel,
and it looks as though they were up
against good thing. During quite a
number of years residence in Postville
they have formed many friendships
and proven themselves coed and de-
sirable citizens in every way, and we
can commend them to the people Of
Chester as worthy of their confidence
and esteem. Review.
E. Il Hoyt of this place and F. A.
Hoyt of Fayette closed deal here
Monday for G. R. Baker s. Son and
Webster g. Bright of Waucoma. G.
r. Baker & Son are now tine owners
of 320 acres of fine land located in
Brown Co., South Dakota for which
they traded clothing that was not
moving with them. They have made
big purchases of new clothing and
will now be better prepared than ever
to furnish you with the latest and
best in the clothing at the rightprice.
,..... E. A. and F. A. Hoyt also made
another trade here the first of the
week between Mrs. M. A. Hickey and
S. A. Helms Of Fayette in which deal
Mr.. Helms becomes owner of the Star
hotel and Mrs. Hickey secures a fine
farm near Fayette. The Star has al
ways enjoyed a good business aad we
bespeak for its new proprietor the
same liberal patronage. -Ridgeway
Review.
A few of the many friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Omacht surprised them at
their home in the town of Six Mile
Grove, Wednesday evening last week.
1t was the eleventh anniversary of
their marriage and as a reminder they
left set Of silver knives and some
other articles. George Matthersen' s
new photograph with 3s new pieces
kept the company well entertained
until supper time when the large din
ing room table loaded with good
things to eat and drink had to be re-
set four times to accommodate the
guests. After supper they told stories
and had good time until daylight
when all departed for their homes
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Omacht many
anniversaries Of their wedding day.
Mr. and Mrs. Omacht came here seven
years ago from Cresco, Howard cour-
ty, Iowa, buying the farm which he
now resides, building it up and i'm
proving it until it is one of the best
improved in the county. Mr.. Omacht
is very progressive farmer, being
very much interested in dairying and
hog raising and has made success of
farming.-Danvers Cor. to Swift Co.
Mimi Monitor.