Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-06

come direct to our store for your shoes.
THE NICHOLS STORE.
WOOD FOR SALE-Dry hard or soft
wood; delivered any where in town.
w. R. LIBBEY.
FARM FOR RENT-A well improved
2l5 acre farm % miles directly west of
Bonair. w. l.. BARKER.
Some good secondhand stoves and
furniture at Joe Blocks old stand.
Sam Feldstein.
For SALE-Hard or soft cord wood.
delivered. in quantities to suit
A. MARSHALL.
w. B. Perry left this morning for
North Yakima, Was, to attend to the
crops on land he owns in that vicinity.
Mrs. Asa Farnsworth returned last
week to Minneapolis, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Wm Rathert, who
will visit there for short time.
A good restaurant business for sale
at Lawler, Iowa, price $3.50. Popula-
tion, 800. Two restaurants in town.
Write E. C. LEWIS, Lawler, Iowa.
| The wing toe is new feature in
style in our Mems Shoes this fall.
Don't fail to see our immense line.
THE NICHOLS CLOTHING House.
C. E. Farnsworth has concluded to
remain in Cresco for the present, and
will work in the Lomas hardware store,
and will occupy the Everett Fields
house.
Capt. Hooper, who has been at
Goldfield, New, for some time, has
been visiting at the home of his son,
I. j. and with friends in Cresco and
vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hewlett returned
yesterday from Cedar Rapids where
they have been visiting at the home of
their son, while F. P. served as a juror
in federal court.
| Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Gottfreid Gerber and Rosa
Brugger of this county, and John R.
Kortbein and Bessie Butler, of Fillmore
county, Minnesota.
John Sassali, the old reliable scissor
and razor grinder is in Cresco, his Both
annual trip to this place, he tells US.
Bring in your work at once and get 8
first class job done.
j The many Howard County friends OF
, Ira G. Edmister will be interested il
the news of his marriage on Sept. 3Otl
at Kansas City, Mo-, to Miss Fanni,
Strauss, of that city.
: l. S. McCrillis of Des Moines, Social
J ist candidate for governor of Iowa
} will speak on the live issues of tn,
: campaign in court house park, at 7:3(
Wednesday evening, Oct 7th.
Farmers who want right treatmen
should give me a call. serve meals
or furnish board by the week. Goot
stabling and good hay furnished.
JAMES WENTWORTH.
Eight calls for bookkeepers ant
stenographers, and no one to send
Prepare now. Free books and blanks
Free catalog. Write today. Address
Oelwein Business University, Oelwein
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Shields, O
Rochester, Mimi, are visiting relative
in Cresco and vicinity arriving yester
day from Waukon, in which vicin
ity they have been visiting for som
time.
The grand jury drawn yesterday fo
this term of court is as follows: C. B
Ashley. foreman, E. J. Eckstein
Fl. w. Michel, H. L. Perry, S. H
Hill, Carl Prinz, j. C. Livingston
John McDermott is clerk.
Horace Bishop, an old time republi
can of Cresco, announces his supper
of Mr.. Bryan, and his reasons therefor
on our second page. 1t will be interest
ing to all who doubt the future useful
ness of the republican party.
On Saturday last, the nomination q
w. C. Lenth for sheriff on the demo
cratic ticket was filed with the count
auditor to fill the vacancy occasione
by the withdrawal of A. C. Camdbel
who was nominated at the primaries.
l Ambitious boys and girls, who al
willing to work for their board an
lodging, outside of school hours, ma
become bookkeepers, and stenograpl
ers at salaries from $40 to $75 mont
by writing to the Oelwein Bushes
University, Oelwein.
Miss Emma Fallgatter, democrat
candidate for superintendent of school
was Cresco visitor on Saturday La
getting acquainted with the voters
this vicinity. She was accompanied
Cresco by Mr.. and Mrs. P. Monaghs
and Principal Beal of the Elma school
] Joseph Schneider left Thursday NOR
ing for his home in Ray, Mimi. aft
three weeks visit with his uncl
Alois Schneider and other relative
on his way home will visit among rel
tives to St. Joseph, MINI. Mr.. Seine