Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-26
CREsCO HOWARD COUNTY, FRIDAY JULY IS 1907

WAIT FOR ME-Keep your old rag
rubbers, iron and all junk for me, u
til ! call and see you, i will alwa,
deal fairly and pay what is right.
64tf NELs OFsTEDAHL.
1t you are interested in a busine.
education it will pay to send for an i
lustrated catalog of Valdez Busine.
College, Decorah, Iowa. Three month,
tuition free to all who enroll befor
September l.
The Chicago Great Western Railwa
is advertising in the newspapers alon
that road that they are prepared t
furnish tickets between any of thei
stations on their entire system at tn
rate of two cents per mile.
The Cresco ball team will play th,
Decorah team at Decorah on Sunda,
next. An effort is being made t,
arrange for special train over from
Calmar to connect with the accommo
dation freights run that day.
Misses Matilda and Ellen Dell have
returned from two weeks visit at the
Rev. V. E. Hall home at McGrepor
They were accompanied home by Mas.
ter George Simonds Hall, who will
spend the summer with the Dells.
Andrew Smith is again placing the
Dodd & Struthers lightning rods. Don't
wait until your building is struck, but
leave your orderwith Smith at once and
your building will be made safe from
lightning. A. Smith, Cresco, Iowa.
Miss Frances Simonds departed We'd
nesday night for West Point, where
she will visit her brother, Captain G.
A. Simonds. She will also visit rela-
tlves at Keene, N. H., Boston, New
York, Washington and Amherst. Mass
Allen Miller was down from Lime
Springs on Tuesday. He is taking
short vacation from his duties as super
ntendent and auditor of a chain of
banks through Minnesota and the Da-
kotas, with headquarters at Caring
,on, N. d.
Mrs. Painter was up from Decorah
he first of the week guest at the
lome of her daughter, Mrs. C. E..
knoke. She returned home on Tues
lay accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
knoke who will visit there the balance
# the week.
Mrs. Irene G. Adams arrived Tues
ay afternoon from Anoka, MINI.
'here she has been visiting at the home
+ her daughter, Mrs. o. G. Wanless.
irs. Adams will remain north for
ew months visiting at the homes of
er children.
'eiwelh Business University is just or
he press. The President of this Uni
ersity is desirious of having every
oung man and woman, who is interest
d in business education, send for one
these catalogues. soft
Waukon residence property evidently
,oks good to Phil Klingle. Last week
e sold his house to Jas. Foley, but he
e-invested Monday, buying the H. 0.
layton home in West Waukon. The
rice paid was 5000 and he takes pos
ession Sept. 1.-Waukon Journal.
Joseph Bouska was up from Protivin
n Tuesday to attend to the shipment
f a couple of his famous Poland Chinas,
ne to Nebraska and the other to
'olivar, Mo. Mr.. Bouska reports an
unparalleled business this season,
aving already shipped "a head, much
lrger number than he has shipped in
revious seasons up to this time.
The tennis courts opposite the school
ouse have been put in excellent shape
ne past week and from now on until
le snow flies our tennis fiends will no
oubt put in their spare time to good
dvantage. Come to thinlk-of it, De
orah can furnish several tennis teams
nat can make them all go some. Cal
lar, Cresco and Ossian please take
office. -Decorah Journal.