Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-01-10

j. j. Van Slyke returned Wednesda
evening from visiting tour embracin,
Minneapolis, Blue Earth, Alden an
other Minnesota points. He was &C
eompanied on the trip by his daughter
Myrtle, who, however, remained for
longer visit.
w. A. Dissmore is again in the news
paper business, having recently ac
quired the Progress" published al
the new home of the Dissmore famil,
at Kamiah, Idaho, where Will and hi.
son Guy are also engaged in genera
merchandising.
DR.. c. B. Hunt leaves tomorrow fo,
Council Bluffs, where he steps into the
established practice of an osteopath
who is leaving that city. The move is
rather sudden on the part of the Dr.,
who knew nothing of the opportunity
offered until Wednesday last.
Advice to Mothers: Don't let your
children waste away. Keep them strong
and healthy during the winter with
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t is
the greatest tonic for children. Pure
and harmless, does the greatest good.
35c. Tea or Tablets. VIM. Connolly.
Intelligence comes to us through the
local columns of the Waukon Standard
that Fred A. Wildman, once Winnie
shiek county school teacher, and prin-
cipal of schools at Ridgeway and Fort
Atkinson, is now county superintendent
of the schools of Mcleod county, MINI.
EsTRAYED-Two yearling heifer
calves; one all red, the other with a
star, white on the belly and white spots
on side. Left my place about 1st of
Nov. VIII payall reasonable charg-
es when notified of their whereabouts.
Phone or write ERNEST BIGALK, R. F.
D. No. 2, Cresco.
Articles of Incorporation of the "First
Church of Christ, Scientist of Lime
Springs, has been filed with the county
recorder. The incorporators are Mrs.
Mary E. Palmquist, Mrs. Catharine
Johns, Mrs. Anna C. Johns, A. E.
Marsh, Mrs. Bertha L. Roberts, John
G. Robert and Thomas Johns.
7. P. Logsdon returned to Cresco
Saturday after spending week in De-
corah and vicinity. He tells US that his
John Rosa has rented and
will move onto his farm near Cresco
while he and Mrs. Logsdon go over into
later in the year, for a stay
of several months. Decorah Republi-
can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman and children
visited the past week with Mrs. Dor
mans father, Fred Daubersmith, and
ner brother Frank, leaving yesterday
for visit with relatives at Albert Lea
and Fairmont, MINI. They have been.
residents of Chelsea, Mich, but are
now enroute for Seattle, WASH, where
they purpose to reside.
Judge j. G. Upton passed away
Wednesday evening at about 6 o'clock
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T.
E. Glass. His health has been pre-
:arious for some time, having had a
severe illness about year ago from
which he never completely recovered.
The deceased was "a years of age and
was one of the first settlers in the
county, his residence here dating from
1854. Upon the organization of Howard
County he was its first County Judge
from which Office he derived the familiar
by which he was known to
Ill. The funeral took place at the
Glass residence this afternoon at o.
clock conducted by Revs. Gammons and
Hinman. In our next issue we will
publish fitting obituary of the
deceased.
An item overlooked by us for our last
ssue, was the marriage of Arthur F.
Soettel, of Cresco, to Miss Nettie De-
aney, of Waterloo, Iowa, which oc-
cured on Thursday, January 2, 1908,
1t the home of Ferd. Goettel at Water
90, Rev. Baumfein officiating. The
young couple arrived in Cresco, which
they will make their future home, on
Friday evening. The marriage was
widely heralded in the state dailies on
account of the fact that both parties
were not of age and that consent to
their marriage was given in both cases
by the same parties (the first time such
a thing had occurred in the history of
Blackhawk County, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd.
GoetteL Mrs. Goettel being the step
mother of the groom and also the legal
mother of the bride who was adopted
BY Mr.. Goettel when little girl. The
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Goettel of
course made Mr.. Goettel the step-father
Of the bride. The PLAIN DEALER joins
with the many friends of the young
couple in hearty congratulations. Il
FROM THE ANTIALLEs.