Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-10-04

Misses julia ByrneS ana Teresa uaiH-
gar of New Hampton, spent Sunday at
,ho Chas. Byrnes home.
Mrs. Rogers, resident of Okla
noma, was in Cresco couple OF days
last week, guest at the home Of her
friend, Mrs. George Bly,.
The Girl From U. S. A." music
al comedy of note, will be seen at the
opera house next Wednesday night,
Oct. 5th. Do not miss it.
Bran, middlings and oil meal at
special prices to move them quickly
and clean out a ware house for other
goods. F. c. WoELLsTElN.
TAKEN UP-By the undersigned, a
Shorthorn bull. Owner will please re-
move the animal and pay charges.
C. A. WELLS.
For SALE-35 Shropshire ewes l
Shropshire ram and Oxford ram.
Phone East Bonair 10.
Il. M. THOMSON.
LosT-September 10Th, between
Cresco and Foreston, gray overcoat.
Liberal reward. H. S. HALL,
11t4 Cresco, Iowa.
Our new line Of sheep lined and
plush lined working clothing are the
best things that you ever saw, at
THE NICHOLS CLOTHING House.
Special prices made on two car loads
of Flour. Now is the time to lay in
your winters supply. Every sack
guaranteed. +. c. WOELLSTEIN.
Ed. Thompson went to Minneapolis
Saturday morning, returning home in
the evening, accompanied by his sister,
Clara, who is much improved in health.
Mrs. Fred Goddard, of Nakoosa,
Wis, who has been visiting DEBORAH
relatives, came Saturday for a visit
with relatives here and at Kendallville.
A party composed of Ed Thompson,
Percy Thomson, and the Misses Clara
Glass and Jessie Kratz, autoed to De-
corah Thursday night to attend the
show.
Eunice Seavy visited home folks in
Riceville over Sunday, and was &C
companied back to Cresco by her faith
er, r. Seavy, who came over on grand
jury business.
Will Peterson and family and Mrs.
Freda Lund returned Thursday night
from Minneapolis where they had been
to attend the silver wedding anniver
sary of Miss Lund's sister.
Services in the United Norwegian
Lutheran Church, Sunday. Oct. 8, at
lO:45 a. M, in the Norwegian and 1:3O
p. m in the English language, by Rev.
O. C. Myhre, of Adams, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schafer mourn
the loss of their little five-month's old
daughter, who died last Wednesday
from an attack of cholera infantum.
the funeral was held on Friday.
The Tom Walsh home has for guests,
Thos. Horne, his wife and daughter,
Mrs. Horne being a sister of Mrs.
Walsh. Mr.. Horne is a Northwestern
conductor, running out of Omaha.
YOUNG MAN! If you want to see
something strictly NEW and up-to-
date in caps, you want to see our line.
Nothing like it in the country.
The NICHOLS CLOTHING HOUSE.
Remember that you can get your
Syrup OF us cheaper than it has been
sold for some time. Good syrup and
plenty of it. Wholesale or retail.
F. C.. WOELLsTEIN.
Estate of house with two lots or
eight lots for sale in Cresco; cash or
easy payment plan to suit. A fine
bargain for someone desiring home.
See LAWYER BLACKBURN.
Will close out entire Edition of Nc
Kinley Music-5 copies for Csc, Satur-
day evenings through October. Have
your numbers ready. 5 sheets to each
customer. c. A. BLoMQUlST.
Those New Tobacco Browns in young
mems suits for Fall are the talk of
some of our best young men. and we
also have them in over coats.
THE NICHOLS CLOTHING House.
M. and Mrs Merrill Bowers, accomp-
anied by the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tomas of Cresco, departed Tues
day morning for Villisca, Iowa, to visit
two of her brothers.-Le Roy indie
pendent.
The following pupils of Howard
Center Twp Dist. No. /, were neither
absent nor tardy during the month
ending Sept 30, 1919: Fern Walker,
Helen Smith. Charley Long, Selmaer
Hannama,, Tom ny Long and Harry
Lathrop.
MAY F. O'BRIEN, Teacher.