Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-03-06

Mrs. Harvey Mitchell desires to cal
the attention of the ladies of Cresct
to the opening of her Hair Dressing
Parlors, March 10, 1906, over Geo
Kelloggs music store. apr l
Would like washing to do at home
at-any time on reasonable terms.
live one block south Of the Water
Works. Am badly in need of the
work. MRS. w, BULGER.
Mrs. r. j. Hazledine went to
Chicago. last Wednesday evening, for
a six weeks visit with her sister re.
siding there. j. j.. Van Slyke will
handle the BushawaY extract busi-
ness during her absence.
In the spring time you renovate
your house. Why not your body? Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea drives
out impurities, cleanses and enriches
the blood and purifies the entire sys-
tenn. 35 cents. DR.. Connolly.
The grand jury for this term con-
sists Of Dan Sullivan, Chris. Baethke,
Frank Wilson, @. A. L. LOOMS, G..
81. Behrens, VIM. Goetsch and John
81. Briefly. They have organized and
are at work with @. A. L. Loomis as
foreman and George Story clerk.
An exchange in speaking of de-
ceased citizen said: "We knew him as
old ten per cent-the more he made
the less he spent-tbe more he got the
more he lent-he's dead--we don't
know where he went-but If his s s)ul
to heaven was sent-he III own the
harps and charge em rent.
Huber & Lusson's 3 special sale is at
tracing large crowds Of buyers every
day to the big south side store. Thir-
teen clerks are all the time busily en-
ploYed in waiting on the eager throng.
The sale and prices quoted are:the
more remarkable from the fact thai
the goods offered are not stale, dam
aged or shopworn, but new, fresh
stock.
At the Locke sale of Polled Angus
at Maple Leaf, Feb. 9th, 46 head
we're sold for $4,000, an average of a
little less than S11O per head. Several
head were bought by parties in this
vicinity. d. w. Haven, of Lime
Springs, paid $3.50 for two COWS; Geo.
Lybert paid s110 for a bull; P. NJ.
Herold paid 500 for cow, and A. L.
paid 1925 for two cows.
Roche s. Caswell have their barber
shop and bath rooms newly and neat
ly fitted up and will be glad to see all
their old customers and any others
wishing trst-class service in their
line. Antiseptic methods and clean
towel used on every patron Of the
barber shop, and clean tubs, towels
and soft water for patrons OF the bath
rooms. Remember the location-un-
der Luers' Drug Store.
Alta family gathering of the Hutton
and Locke families, residing at
Maple Leaf, recently, rather un.
usual affair was the photographing of
five generations of family, The
i've persons composing the group
were the little infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Daubersmith, of Cresco,
Its mother, its grandma ther, Mrs. e.
w. Plopper, it's great-grandmother,
Mrs. Margaret Hutton, and its great
greatrgrandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Locke, who is aged about SO years.
John Goodbrand, of Riceyllle, and
his son-in-law, q. e Baumgartner, of
Kendallville, Indiana, were in town
today transacting business and made
this office pleasant call. Mr.. Baum
gartner returns home this evening,
and Mr.. Goodbrand has sold his farm
in Jamestown township and leaves
soon to make his future home aiken
dallville. Mr.. Goodbrand is one of
the pioneer settlers Of this vicinity,
coming to DEBORAH in 1854 and to
Usage in 1856, and has since been con.
tinuCus'y resident of either How.
ard or Mitchell counties.
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