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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28

Meubof Bel Stain. 9ier
tpuroe Ser StallI1ipeiaer 8rug9er
BON Dem Nrbeitscollegen Stara betm
rSenterln" erito9en.
@eferret6- Nugarn.
Wien. = Riir5li9 1T bier Grau
Wilbelmine 2etpinstp, geb. 2auterer,
bic erite Satin Solef 2etpinstp's, i'm
80. Sabre geitorben. 2etpinsfp batte
1einer5ett bic INN ettpa aebn Sabre dl=
tere Syrau aus Dantbarteit bafiir sez
beiratbet, bab iie feline Wsutter tpdb=
renb LANCER Rrdntbeit pflegte; bic
gbe tpurbe aber feline eliidlicbe unb
ipater I'M gesenleitigen ginpernebmen
seidieben.
Bro b.-gtnen entiebli9en Selbfts
morb Deriibte Der felt fed5ebn Mona=
ten franfbeitsbalber nit Martege=
bibr beurlaubte Oberleutnant Mleran=
Der WalbedD bes 80. Snfanterie> >Mesiz
ments. Balbedb bat fi9 in Der Na9t
por ben in bic Station Brob an Der
Sape einfabrenben 8ubapeit 8rpber
gilaug seiporfen unb ipurbe eine
Stunbe ipGter in grdbli9 beritiim=
1neltem 3uftanbe tobt aufsefunben.
8u ubapef. = Ser SetretGr i'm
syinanaminiiterium 8ela, Mabi=Ro=
oacs, Elm @obn bes peritorbenen s. 8.
81. Sobann Mabi= =&opacs, 1T auf Der
@trebs plDbli9 trrfinnis setporben
unb mubts il, bic Srrenanitalt am
2eopoloifelb gebra9t tperben.
9rob bpca. = Gs bat bier Der
SGgearbeiter Marcinef ben ftGbtif9en
Waienmetfer Mitalisabn aus 3orn
bdriiber erfto9en, tpeiI Mitalissnn
ben 6unb bes Marcinet einsefangen
unb pernidtet bate.
@loggnib. Riirali9 fam in
Wimpafiing i'm @9pdraatbal Bel benz
Mirtbfhaftsbefiber pofa etn @haz
benfeuer gum Musbrud, bas alsbalb
5talung unb S4uppen eindiderte.
$ttxem6mrs.
burg. Der 24iGbrige
Grbarbeiter Mi9el Jranaen aus Wor=
melbinsen iiberf9ritt bic @elei1e, aIs
ct bon elmer Magenreibe erfaBt unb
iiberfabren tpurbe. Der RDrper bes
lngliidliben tpurbe bon ben MGbern
f0rmlieh in atpei @tiide gefdnitten.
Gid a. b. MI5. S6btlich ber=
unsliidt finb 5tpei Mrbeiter, bic beibe
burh Elm berabfallenbes @eitetn err
I9lasen ipurben, Der eine, Namens g.
8offino, 55 Sabre aft, anf @rube
@alsenberg, Der anbere, Namens Mlf.
Rerf9enmeber, 46 Sabre alt. auf
@rube 9eibenfelbAen.
= 9reie Stdote.
2nbed.Sn ber bieiigen sesrrenz
anitali berlebte Der 9if9ler Milfer
Bel einem Hefu9e feine geiitesfrante
syrau, feinen ahtiGbrisen gobn uno
Iu4ltSbitly ltty lelUIl uutt1 JttOVtlttS
iaiii1e tDotIid.
" S&wei).
Ser n. 9ier iturb na9 LANCER
'pnb iGnerer Rrnntbeit Mt9ierungsz
tdtb S. Minber i'm Mlter BON so Sab
ren. Der Deritprbene mar in 6utt=
NIL 8ebiirtis.
Der Musbred6e MdfDpsfi 1T III
6inbelbdnt ipieDet f fslt6enDitHen iporz
ben. .
s infitbeIn. 0ier Rdrb i'm
Hitter BON 6o Sdbren 6err oIt Ram
tpnsriGttr Rarl Gbr zanner 3,l|
4falsls. q 81 ~ u
ii a Z! n ~. as yiss boa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28

DeS Qerrn MrGltefteil .. Scbde0tler,
6annoper, ipurben Die Mrbeiten pollz
Sogen. Das iebr lqnge Gtbdlioe bat
sinen rebt netten Mnblid befoulnerl,
aiibnbe Die gbeleute 9en~
MES fsiertsn bas. sgs5t ber goI0snsn
oDnSeit. Mus oiefem Mnlab erbieltsn
lie Dom adiier ein @elDgef9ent bon
so Marf.
N goltern. Das Gitter~
gut NorbgDItsrn lit i,a9 ca. 40idbriz
ger llnterbre9ung fpieasr in ben @ez
fiB res Germ Baron pon 9imbarg=
gdsrbe selanst.,
SarHeDf. Ser Bergn1u1ln
Stuuffenbuel itir5te I'm Ralii9a9t
al unD mar fofort toot.
2ae6renbars.
Dobera rl.Sn Der Na9t 1T bic
61eune 6es syubrtperfsbeiibers $.
8iittner, in ipelher iih tperthbone
Gub1iperfe Iptpie cine bebeuteitbe
Menee 5utterporrdtbe befanben,
Donitdn6ig nieoersebrunnt.
gI.bend. Der 5mffer u.
8sisfer bon bier bate in 0amburg
oas l1ngliid, iih atpet Singer Der
rehten 9anb 10 au quet14en, bab bic
beiOen erften Glteoer abgsnomnten
perben mubten.
0foemBnrs.
Glpppenibnrg. - gs boJIenz
bete unfer Mitbiirger, bas friibere
langidbrtge Masiitrdtsmitslieb 5err
Nnt. 2iidmann iein 90. 2ebensiabr.
Nor6enb ba M Riiralih feterte
unier >Babnbofshpirtb 9err 5inram
iein 32idbriges Sllbildum als iolher.
AeGen-D Darm)faot.
8ingen. uebertragen tpuroe
Dem 2ebrer @eorg Grtel 3u glsbeim,
Greis 8ingen, etne 2ebreritelIe an Der
@en1einoeidule gu 8rebenbeim, Rreis
Mdina.
giblis. 3um sobe perunz
gliidt tit auf oer Station 8tblds Ser
33 Sabre alte Babnafiiitent lDriter
gus PelerTDell Del 9teBeH.
Yropins Se1en.
Raffel. 5ein 25idbrtges SUI
bildum als Weber beging BEL her
Tirma Jr0bli4 C Wolff 9err 8.
5hmibt.
Gas6orf. Infer neuer pfarz
rer, Serr DDnid, btsber in Oberz
sabe, ipurbs fiir3lib feierlid In iein
Nmt einsefiibrt.
Srunffurt a. M. - Oie2eihe
bes 20 Sabre alien Bdderseienen
8iittner, Der in 9liebsrrab bebienftst
un0 berfdpunben mar, tpurbe aus
Dem W6utn gelanbet.
Aonisrei6 $a@feu.
Dres6en. -. Ser Runitmaler
profeKor @rnIt @rtpin Oebn1e, Ghz
renmitglisb Der t0nigl. Mfa6emie Ser
bttbenoen aiinite in DRESDEN, 1T i'm
". 2ebsnsiasre au 8laletpiB seitors
ben.
Mus. - 9luf oem 9abnbefe in.
Mue ipuroe beim Masenaufbalten ber
maaenrnder Sroger DON e1nem
9remspIa1l 10 1pmer gefrofTen, oaB
lnnere Serolnfnng etnfrat. :.
~. 9 q u M e. 2. . s9mr 1T oas Spelz
Idprtge Hl1oo Des Utdurers So9dnn
Augult uf19alt tn ote epree sefaaen
uno erlrunten.
Se1e : s 0 !: rs brannfe
one 6arsrsl uno Ble1nTret DER Virlrla
S%nfiscsSS,,A pEt sah,S Asn ,,;s%sr laSs'' *' '1'p
@offern. Riir5lid lit in
G,chsrn hte WtrtH4aft bes BeiiBers
Jatob nteoergebrannt.
Dled d9ens o. !. yer 9utss
oel!Ber WfaI S1ilter .oi gsr'etb : mt =, oen1
ollagI'ssn UMaler nM4et n Mser1S
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28
118Iii1tntTtt1eB.


potsbu ii. Dsnl Gaupts
/ fl fitseiif ssrsr6anten d. 9, Nehz
liangsratb Mu9u1t GaingeT 5n pptss
OqnM bisber IN Apnosberg 9. W., 1T
0er fgl. Rrnnenpr0en 3. Ela1le DerS
sithkn tporben.
8aB!otp. Das bieiige Hitter
gut III ourh, Rallf in ben BfiB beg
Dberltutnants ron Der Camden aug
Berlin iibsrgegangen. Der bishtrlge
@siiber, MmtsDoritsher Bplht, lteoelt
noa Grantfurt q. .. iiber. i
q s5 e g 2 Det sss.E,e., y.anss1 ass "a
5Eeif set ooIbensr, 5ohaeit ii arober
oeiifiasr ,lno tDrperlither syrifshe. Ser
Drisasigflihe ;iberreid1te Sem ssSubeIs
p,ure nns foiSerlihe g,nabenaefhenf.
grpffen Gs fan0 in ber
QluIo see bie5iden Nsals sproapmnuz
iiiims bie Ginfiihruna oes nelert Diz
sreftors Der Mnifal, profeHor 2inBel,
ourh BiirgermeiIkr Or. Stiaer itatt.
Gbersnu.De. Gs glitt II
Der Wilbelmftrabe, in ber' Ndbe oss
Jinntpfanals, Der Tdbrige HnaN
s5ran3 @tutpidi, 5pbn 6es M1betters
Gtdtpidi, MilbelmitraBe IL, aus u1o
fiel in 6ie 6lutben bes TtnotDtanals
unO ertrant.
Auf oem DenanDoI1tn . Va.s .:.,s :o.se. :,ssa.
@hnitterin Ramens Rreua einen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oernadt. @ie pers
inhte iih i'm G5utsfeidb au ertrdnfen,
ipurbe nber nod lebeno aug Dem
0lsa}Ier 1eapoen
-. oa...
'o''"a vAS''
Mllenfein. Oberbiirgerz
t1eifter 8eltan feterte 5etn 30idbriges
syubildMm als 8iirgernleiter re1p.
Dberbiirgermeilter Der @ta0t Maenz
itein. Magiitrat un0 9taotDeroro=
nste bra1ten Dem sSubilar aus bteiem
MnlaB ihre @liidipiinihe bar.
8i5hpfsburo Ser 81
xn6re ate Snhuber Ser ssirmu Weorib
hoSentbnf Tnehf, MeirtbolD w}ober=
eaaer hat iid1 ii ieiner Mobnunq err
fe6pffer.
Rnrthous. Ser peoen linz
terShIool,na inns l1rfunbenfdl5dauna
psrfoIots Rreisaus5huR5efretdr Stto
III in Gsonih perhaftet Ipproen.
,.... ,s.a
s'v''"s eospp''"R'"'
Oanats. Die Staotperoro@
nsten tpdblten 5u nnbeiolosten Staotz
rd!ben tpitber 0te 1erren Epsmad,
VrOnan; @ a ollWOIIs slaqBsII. Ds.puls erx.:las
hsr ioasnonnt,n ME nisseren Nefeiti~
o,,nosfront tnmrhe osnehm;nt gs
hanSs1t S;rh hnbs; nm S;e nSr63ih pom
1nnnnartsr SIM npIeoenen Waifionen
Brannrnh nn6 ginbnrn
ySe;I er niht gn1hnt sein n,oIrte
nparhte Ser 0Asfrnt qriHhohn pon Ser
9. ghtpa6rpn See & Qeibhtiorer,=
rtoiments Nr i einen gsIbitmorbz
ptrfuh. inbem er 5ich NIT ei1emgiffz
,n.ffer IN sen SnIs ita,h unb i'm fdft
bts aur g3irbeiIdule 0urh{dbnift. Gs
bs}teht tpento hpffnunn nnf @rhaIz
tung ieines 2ebens.
Bereut. Won oer gi1snbabn
iiberfabren uno setDbtst tpur0e Elm
alter Mann BON Mbbau Bartoi9iu.
Der Werungliidte mar turo al,Dor i'm
@dfbauie in Barfplhin getpefen.
Gffenbar lit sr ocnub am Gifenz
bobngtleiie entlans gtgangen, obne
ben bsranfpmmen6en 3uq au bemer=
ten.
vra.t.. ve~~er.
~: ev.- c,
go - ~ N y!l"u ann'. .:.
an.Dlu :gs; es.t ~ Hls.i!'' ri.u' anls ta. .s...
,o!a9less os agal.slen en: Sueeu. . ,SMsaHgls Hs
i1latpifhsn AZ bchem Mn}ehen ,ue-
lungte @sf6dft uno natete es b1!b
L All elmer Der er1te1l @etreiDehd ls>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28


nah illraer 3eit ben Sob bes Mdbs
hens berbeifiibrie.
Neutlinaen. Dem 8zidbriz
qen GSbnlein bes @attlermeifters
Sdnei3er fDurbe bic rehte 9anb
burd cine 3upfmafhine polftdnbig
berausqerifYen.
no m 1r,eIsbau1en. sn Dem
Fabrifihubpen Ser @ummifabrif ppn
Rnfrh &. 81 brndb sse,Ier ana mns
burcb Ser oanae @hnppen elm gfoub
Der 5lammen fDurbe.
@pe'HpI9lS.
BIidneiler. Muf Der Sta
tion 8lidpeiler glitt Der Babnbebienz
ftete Neitmauer aus Mebenbein1, ais
er benz 3ugfiibrer bes bur9fabrenben
8iiter3uses Papiere iiberreihen ipoilte,
aus unb lam unter bic Hdber. Das
rehte Bein unterbalb bes Rnies tpurbe
iiberfabren lnb biirfte perloren 1ein.
s. Bio d. Gs brannte bic
S4eune bes 2anbtptrthes unb Bren=
nereibefibers sSatpb Notb in Der nitt=
leren 2anseafle. Sn Der NIT @etreibe
gefiillten S9eune fanb bas 6euer
reidli9 Nabrung, 1obab au1 Der anz
sren5enbe, erft biefes Sabr neu err
baute Stal fopie bag 8rennbaus unb
bic angrenaenbe @9eune bes grebitz
beretns nebft ben OetonomiegebGuben
Elm Naub Der 5lanmen tpurben, trob=
benz bic Jeuertpebr eifris arbeitete.
ebros6ef,oofsnm 2sooen.
H lsrnDe. nnter sroBer
antasllnapme u aus Guen &rel1en Der
nsppllslaa9 lOalptn DIE rereltgen
mepsl1sns a PES, Pcs Ds1llotoehen an'lp 9o1ratps
o'aa. ~ Su1 l.sl.h 9la9s seotap1'
go, - ~ aee aa!.. ! - en. S1e
Sueaae es, ps! nll'lpe gero1s, o1e gang
ll',s 4e.p1tugten seTuu1 par' orann1e
ooa,lanp.9 a'eper'
q ler19 !. per Nebman1t
Oom'ntt Hrans nurDe be1m TaBretn1z
gen 0ur1 bic grplo1ton Der it'd ent=
tptdelnoen 8aie erbeblth berlebt.
y ber B a d. = 9ter ttarb i'm Ml=
ter BON II Sabren an etnem S9lag
9auptlebrer So1ef Meiaetbed, na9=
benz ct nod Bis Tim 5 llbr unterriht
in feiner Rlai1e eegeben bate.
@brenfetten. - Ser csaabz
auffeber ssrib ghopp oerietb NIT eiz
nem SooiDhner in einen gaortmerb5el
in bef5en Werln,,f e5honb 5einem Sea-
ner hmrh 6iebe unh s,,s+r;tte e
fhtnere ';n,,ere gserreb,,noen Ss;hro5te
~ .'. s:.s.. | s.:.,s,s s G,s:n s,.ssss ''''
Dub p'iel l''''" Soe.ll au sap'
5retpurg. = Ans MnlaB Jet
ner 1tlbernen 9ohaett bat Tabrttdnt
fenfofSe S,iner 0Irbe;te7 10 OoO gp nez
fiftet.
Srieori9sfeIb. - Sn Sen
MntpeIsn bes 59ubmahermeifters
g.. Safob Sung bier brad Teuer aug
Sem 6as NIT grntepprrdtben gefiilltt
Sefonpnrtegebdubs unb Die Stallun.
gen gum Opfer fielen.
,neibeIbera-slier hut ficf, Sc,
5tipbent @ilbelm Shper aus Wpl:
lerfllm in preuben in 1einer @Db:
nline NIT einem Hebplper erIdoHen
Rpnitana. Oen 8O.@eburts:
tag feierte .. yrbr. 90. b. @emn,in:
gen @ra., tpiirtt. aoniiftorialprGfi:
bent a. g., i'm uWaIbbaus eSafpb"
tpo ct felt 6 eSabren regelmGbia ber
gr0Bten She'll feiner 5erien nit fei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28

Neubpf Bel q ain. 6ier
tpuroe Ser Stallldipeiaer 8rug9er
bon Dem NrbeitscoGegen Stars beim
uGenterln" erHo4en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28

sSn ben Hooenfannrsrn. D1htuben
lnb BEN pberen GtDdnert psrorurrl=.
ten iGnmtlint W0bel, Rleioer,.
W1fhe, Weften.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Weather.Crop Bulletin.

Des Moines, Iowa, June 24.-The
week was about all that could be de-
sired in respect to temperature, sun
shine and rainfall in the larger part of
the state. The mean temperature was
slightly above the normal. Generally
clear and fair weather prevailed from
Monday to Friday, and the balance of
the week was partly cloudy with fre-a
quent and beneficial showers in all dis
tricts. Conditions were favorable four
or five days for the cultivation Of corn,
and the time was we'll improved. Re-
ports indicate that large part of the
corn acreage is now receiving its Sec
ond plowing, and the color is normal.
The stand is reported to be less than
the average of the best seasons. In
well cultivated fields the growth has
been satisfactory. Meadows are show
ing material improvement, and past
ures are very good. Oats and barley
are beginning to show heads. On rich
and moist lands the oats crop is grow
ing quite rank. Garden truck and
potatoes are doing quite we'll. The
small fruits are fairly good.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Charged With Cruelty to Animals:

Monday, upon information filed by
E. N. Ranney, Charles Bredt, step
son of Will Rose, now residing in the
north part of Floyd county, was ar
rested, charged with cruel treatment
of a team hired by him from Ranney
May 81. Mr.. Ranney alleges that the
team was returned in very bad shape,
the horses being foundered, stiff and
utterly used up, since which time they
have not been hitched up. The de-
fendant denies hard driving or cruel
treatment and declares he used every
care in the handling of the team.
This is criminal action brought by
the state, in Howard county, and of
course The prosecution is in the hands
of County Attorney Grannis. Attorney
Lovejoy, of Waterloo, for many years
a resident of Mitchell county, repre-
sents the defense. Riceville Recorder.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
ST PER YEAR
OBITUARY.

Mary M. Lowney, daughter of Jacob
land Alba Lowney, was born Sept. %,
1926, at North Egremont, Mass, and
there her girlhood days were spent.
AT the age of Ia years she united with
the Baptist church of her native town.
AT the time of her death she was a
member of the First Congregational
church of Cresco which she loved very
much.
On Nov. 9TH, 1845, she was married
to Parker Johnson, of Hilsdale, Colum-
bia county, N. Y, and soon afterward
came west with her husband to Wis
consin while that state was territory,
and where twenty-three years of their
married life were spent. In the fall of
1860 they moved to Bradford, Iowa,
where MIR. johnson died July %, 1877.
Since that period the deceased has spent
much of her time with her daughter,
Mrs. B. P. Norton, at whose home she
passed to the better world. She was
the last of her family, the rest having
preceded her to the home above. OF
seven children born to them four are
still living -Estella A. Norton OF this
city, Arthur johnson of Bradford. Ida
J. Johnson and Julia A. johnson of
Pasadena, Cal.
The funeral services were held
at the residence of B P. Norton and
were conducted by Rev. Fl. J. Hinman.
The remains were taken to Nashua for
interment. The sympathy of the
whole community goes out to Mrs.
Norton in her great bereavement.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Settle Litigation.

The litigation between Ed. Hurmance
and Vic Stevens over the Sumner Tele-
phone property has been settled and
the referee appointed by the court is
without job. Mr.. Stevens took $20;-
900 and pulled out, leaving Mr.. Hur-
nance sole owner of the property which
is valuable and profitable one having
grown to large proportions and esti-
mated at 100000. We congratulate
Mr.. Hurmance on his being free to ex-
pand and develop the telephone busi-
ness as his enterprising spirit dictates.
He has engaged B. E. Farrand for an
other year, good man for the work. -
Sumner Gazette.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Surveyors in Cresco.

The surveyors for the M. R. & D. T.
Co. are in Cresco and have their camp
pitched on the vacant Bucknam lot.
There are twelve in the party and their
outfit is contained in four tents and is
first class in every particular. All the
surveyors are gentlemanly and accom-
modating lot of young men, and all
with the exception of the rod men are
reputed to be university men. They
are now at work just this side of Bonair,
and expect that their work in this vi
cinity will keep them in camp at Cresco
for about a week. They are making a
permanent survey, including the laying
out of all the curves, etc, and lacking
nothing Of a completed job except the
setting of the final grade stakes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28

Mrs. Anna Humphrey left on the ear.
ly morning train Wednesday for Blunt,
S. D., accompanying her daughter
Mrs. Trask, home for an extended visit
in the hope of improving her health by
a long rest. The evening before she
let she was handed by the officers of the
local lodge of the A. o. U. W., war.
rant for $1,000 in payment of the bene
ficiary certificate held in that order by
her son, Loren R. Humphrey, who
passed away recently. Owing to an
unavoidable delay in completing the
necessary proofs of death, the papers
were not forwarded from Cresco until
last Saturday evening, and the return
of the warrant for the approved claim
only three days later shows remarka-
BILE promptness in settling claims
against this order.
A crowd of nearly three hundred
gathered Wednesday evening at the
pleasant farm home of Claude Morton,
who resides east Of town, to enjoy a
dance in the new barn which he has
just completed. The dance was origi-
nally planned for the members of the
w. o. w. and the w. c. and the neigh
bors of Mr.. Morton, but Ethe crowd
which assembled included many more
than these and some of them came from
long distance. The dance was not u
money making scheme in any sense of
the word and was given for the sole
purpose Of having good time. and the
object sought was realized to the fullest
extent. The w. o. w. Orchestra
furnished the music and gave very good
satisfaction. The thanks of all who
participated are due to Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton for their generous hospitality
in throwing open their home to the
party, and for the generous lunch which
was served to all with no charge what
ever.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Married.

WEEns BucHHoLz AT Elma, Iowa,
Thursday, June 20, 1907, by Rev.
Otto Gursehke, Mr.. VIM. Weers and
Miss Lena Buchholz.5
WEBSTER SAcoRA--At Cresco, We'd
nesday, June 10, 1907, by Rev. H. J..
Hinman, Mr.. Leroy r. Webster of
Riceville and Miss Ida M. Sacora, of
DeKalb, Ill.
ERIoNA CLARK-At the M. E. Parson-
age in Cresco, on Wednesday, June
26, 1907, Rev. Gammons officiating,
Mr.. G. A. Erion and Miss Lena B.
Clark, both Of Elma.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
SMOKING A CIGAR.
Curious Bet That Shows an Impossible
Way Of Smoking.

Curious Bet That Shows an Impossible
Way of Smoking.
~ have customer who thinks he
smokes twenty Wadsworth Bros. Chi
COS day." said P. A. Clemmer. "As
matter of fact, he gives away good
many, but is firm in his belief that he
smokes more cigars than any other
man in Cresco. He says he is willing
to bet that no man can smoke even one
cigar continuously until it is consumed
without taking it from his lips, and he
has won good many boxes of Chicos
on this simple bet.
"Of course, this mans trade keeps
us buying Chicos right along, but aside
from what sell to him, Chicos have
the largest sale of any cigar in my case.
81 warrant it clear Havana filler, and
although it sells for five cents it is
equal to any ten cont goods. | cannot
recommend it too highly. -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Commencement Exercises Of th'
School of the Assumption.


The annual commencement exercises
of the Assumption High School were
held on Thursday, June goth, and were
largely attended. A fine program as
follows was rendered by the pupils of
the school:
PROGRAM.
Entrance March. Hammeral
Misses Rose Smith, Bernadette Glass,
Nellie McCullow, Julia McAllister,
Martha Becker, Julia McDermott
Opening Chorus. s................Do Donald
Welcome. Miss Lauretta Glass
Waltz Lerman
Masters Loyola Glass, John Long,
Misses Myrtle Morse, Hazel
Courtney
Stenography ................C Glass of '07
Waltz z............H........ .Streabbog
Master Harry and Miss Leone
Bigalk
Recitation.
Third and Fourth Senior Glasses.
March of the Dwarfs. ....... Hoist
MdbCCIS l6ICG, I1GIlIy L IdJ-
terson, Misses Gertrude Kessel,
Vera Miller
Recitation. .............. Eighth Grade
School Festival. ........ Streabbog
Misses Alice Clemmer, Agnes Moen,
Bessie Perry, Gertrude Kessel,
Margaret Campfeld,
Amanda Miller
Recitation First and Second Grades
K. c.. Two Step. Fisher
Misses Ruth Byrnes, Katie Camp
field, Edna Wanless
Murmur Soft Ye Breezes. :. Wekerlin
When Lights are Low. 49,. Engleman
Misses Bernetta Frank, Gladys
Macket
INTERMIssIoN.
Glass Play......... ................ Olga
SCENE 1st.
LIE Carlllon. ............. Rinquet
Misses Abbie Malanaphy, Grace
Hoy, Edna Wanless, Emma
Nemetz
SCENE I'd
Snowdrops. .................. Minims
SCENE Sd
Qui Vive. ......... CAM
Misses Helen Kessel, Luverne
Nichols, Julia McDermott
Vlolets .........s..
SCENE 4th.
D ,,,.l L,:f1L
Duo de Norma . Wells
Misses Nellie McCullow, Julia
Nc Dermott
Glass Prophecy. Glass Poem, Glass
Motto and Class Will
Comforting of Honors.
Closing Chorus.
The room was decorated beautifully
in the class colors, purple and white.
Rev. M. A. McCarty delivered fine
address to the graduates on comforting
honors.
The graduates are Stacia Fitzgerald,
Nellie Roche, Bernadette Glass,
Alvisina McAndrew, Lauretta Glass,
Nellie Walsh, Helena Glass, Kathryn
Walsh, Genevieve Glass and Clara
Glass.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Tetter Cured

A lady customer of ours had suffered
with letter for two or three years. 1t
got SO bad on her hands that she could
not attend to her household duties. One
box of Chamberlain $ Salve cured her.
Chamberlain medicines give splendid
satisfaction in this community NJ. II.
RODNEY & Co., Almond, Ala. Cham
berlain's medicines are for Sale by Milz
Drug Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Married.

On Wednesday afternoon, June 26th
occurred quiet wedding in which the
principals were Mr.. Herbert P. Durfey
and Miss Ruth Schaefer. The ceremony
took place at the residence of the offici-
ating clergyman in Cresco, Rev. w. R.
Hill, and was witnessed by only the
the immediate relatives. In the even
| ing wedding reception was held al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Schaefer, which was
attended by large number of invited
guests. Refreshments were served the
guests on the lawn. The young couple
were the recipients Of many fne and
valuable presents.
For the present they will make their
home with the parents of the bride
The groom is a young man of gooe
character and industry who is vel
worthy of the bride he has won. She
has host of friends among the young
people of her acquaintance and in the
the church society in which her musical
talents have been in demand.
The PLAIN DEALER joins the other
friends in hearty and sincere congratu-
lations.
Wednesday evening, June 26, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson,
occurred the marriage of Mr.. w. R.
Ashley and Miss Eunice H. Rutherford.
Promptly at the appointed hour, $3.50, the
young couple attended by t. G. Ruther-
ford as the groomsman and Miss Mae
Ashley as bridesmaid took their places
in the parlor to the strains of we'd
ding march played by Miss Sylvia Ash
ley, and in brief and impressive cere-
money were united in marriage by Rev.
Gammons. Following the ceremony
an elaborate wedding supper was serv-
ed the large company of assembled
guests. The young couple who have SO
auspiciously commenced life's journey
together are among the many worthy
young people of this vicinity, and the
Plain Dealer joins with the many friends
of the young couple in hearty congratu-
lations.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-28
Our Old Kentucy Home.

A beautiful production of sweet and
wholesome story. A delightful play on
the line of Alabama" and "Under
Southern Skies" Clever singing and
dancing. Specialties and plenty of good
music interpolated. Hear the band,
see the Pickaninnies and attend one of
the newest and best plays now offered.
AT the Opera House July 4th.