Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-01-26

tion of HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
cleanses and regulates the bowels,
tones and purifies the stomach. increas-
es nerve force. Makes you we'll. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents. VIM. Connolly.
Ed. j. Ferrie left last evening with
car of stock, household goods and
machinery, for Dell Rapids, S. D., to
engage in farming there. His wife and
babe left on an earlier train going by
way of Wesley, Ia, for short visit
with relatives there.
To have good health, live long and
happy, follow the advice of the great
est Health Specialists axe physic
once week" Do this and you won't
know what sick day is. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, the safest physic
35 cents. WIN. Connolly.
Fred Schimming, former Riceville
boy, now of Madison, Wis, visited
few days last week at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. A. C. Campbell. Mr..
Schimming and Mr.. Campbell left
yesterday morning on business trip
to Minnesota and Wisconsin points.
For square deal and insurance good
if you have loss and for rates see me.
| None but first class old line and state
companies in agency.
ELwIN M. SToCKMAN,
Office over Sobolik's Hardware,
| Cresco, Iowa.
| A. R. Seavey, of Riceville, has taken
charge of the Hawkeye Oil Company's S
station here. :. Albert Hrushka and
his aunt Mrs. Mike Hrushka came
down from Cresco Saturday for visit
at the formers parental home. They
returned to Cresco today. Calmar
Courier.
There will be bask ct ball sociable
in Mikesh's hall at Protivin, Tuesday
evening, Feb. End. Dance tickets SOC.
Music by Prochaska's harp orchestra.
Ladies don't forget to bring your bas-
kets along. A prize will be given on
the basket that sells the highest. John
Svoboda floor manager.
i For SALE-At half it's value A
good 6-horse power Stationary Case
line Engine. Used but little Just
what you want to run a wood saw,
corn shredder, feed mill, etc. Act
quick. She's dandy. Can be seer
by calling at my residence.
C. F. MILLER.
Elisha Epps and Mrs. Robt Graham
was called to Fayette yesterday to at
4 tend the funeral of their sister, Mrs
j. E. Graham who passed away from
diabetes at her home in Chicago OF
: Saturday. The interment will tax,
, place in a cemetery on the old hom,
a farm near Fayette. The deceased an,
her husband were residents of Cresc
for about year, going to Chicago las
fall.
News from Rochester brings tn
good tidings that August Miller VIII
was operated on at that place abou
ten days ago is improving fast and ex
poets to be able to return home thi
week. The report that the illness wa
cancer of the stomach is incorrect an
e the real ailment was an liberation nea
o the appendix. His friends are glad t
), know that prospects for his quick re
covery are so bright. Harmony News
d w. j. Webster made a trip to Ch
i cago and Elgin last week and Will
v at the latter place bought two youn
boar pigs from Frank Wolgamuth, or
of the most noted Poland China breet
ers in the country, and regular e,
hibitor and prize winner at the stat
fairs, Iowa especially. w. j. is a
ways on the look out for somethin
IT just little bit better than the othe
is fellow has, and thinks he has found
in his new purchases.
A very delightful affair occurred {
ID the home of Kate Reed DAILY on Wedne
m day evening when the Friends in Coune
ul gave Mrs. Florence Marshall Bean
3. handkerchief shower. 1t was a con
10 plete surprise to Mrs. Bean. The evel
4 ing was spent in social conversatit
to and a musical program. An elegal
2 lunch was served and at late hol
the Friends in Council bsde Mrs. Bea
Sc who has always been considered one
10 their most valued members, good mig
nj and good bye.
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