Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-10-25

Allen Wise, the democratic candi-
date for recorder in, Winnesheik county,
was in Cresco last Saturday meeting
the voters from the western part OF
that county.
Scott Donaldson and Walter Caward,
accompanied by the Misses Mabel
Hamilton and Mabel Melvold attended
the Girl in the Taxi" at DEBORAH,
Friday night.
To exchange for dwelling property in
Cresco, 3-SO's in Becker county, Mimi.
Will trade one or all. Call on j. F.
BAsFoRD, at New Home Bakery,
Cresco, Iowa.
The ladies of the Evangelical church
will hold their annual sale, and also
serve dinner in Woodmsn hall, over
lenders Meat market, on Nov. 9Th.
More particulars later.
Will close out entire Edition of Nc
Kinley Music-5 copies for Csc, Satur-
day evenings through October. Have
your numbers ready. sheets to each
customer. c. A. BLoMQUIsT.
Meeting of the Catholic Order of
Foresters, Friday evening, Oct. 2Sth,
followed by social dance for members
and their families.
By order of Chief Ranger.
You are invited to correspond with
the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, Wis. Mid-fall term begins
November 18th. Beautiful catalogue
free. There are 1901 W. B. U. gradu-
ates employed today.
For SALE-Sofa, 2 upholstered
chairs, arm chair; sold cheap if taken
in the next few days. Call at resi-
dence across street from Will Hunt
ting's. MRS. l.. ID. BAUER,
1913. Cresco, Iowa.
am shipping my early spring pigs
out on mail orders very rapidly, so
that farmers expecting to buy from
me this season must come early as my
supply will not hold out long. When
you come, think l can show you the
largest hog ever seen, living or dead,
in Cresco. M. p. LYDON.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Arthur Curtis residing
near Kendallville, have moved into
their new, modern residence, and a
company of about seventy-five neigh
bors and friends gave them a jolly
surprise and housewarming last Friday
evening, the 2lst, and presented them,
in few we'll chosen words by c. c.
Brown, with an elegant large dining
table and dozen dining room chairs.
The local organization of the Friends
in Council will entertain their sister
club from DEBORAH on Wednesday. In
the afternoon they will be rendered
reception at the home of Mrs. DR..
DAILY, and at seven o'clock they will be
banuueted at the Hotel Strother.
Carpenters Orchestra has been
engaged to furnish the entertainment
during the banquet.
An interesting item of news which
was omitted from last weeks columns
was the marriage of Adolph Kakac and
Miss Marie Kubhichek, on Sunday,
Oct. 18th. The young people, accom-
panied by party of friends autoed in
to the John Kakac home where the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Bell. After the ceremony the
young people with their party return
ed to their own home where the we'd
ding dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kakac began housekeeping on the Joe
Kakac farm near Maple Leaf where
the good wishes Of their many friends
follow them. The Plain Dealer joins
in congratulations,
Last week, c.. D. Nichols shipped
one of his fine Shropshire rams to
Mason City, Neb., and one to Mr..
Henry Meyer, of Aurora, Iowa. 1t is
about fifteen years that Mr.. Nichols
has been selling Mr.. Meyer his Shrop-
shire sheep, and all Of this time neither
Of these gentlemen have ever met.
Mr.. Meyer writes concerning the last
one shipped: 1.-The ram received in fine
condition and am we'll pleased. Thus
hundreds of sheep are shipped from
the Holland Fine Stock Farm in this
way to people who never see their
stock until it lands at their depots, and
Mr.. Nichols receives most as many
letters complimentary of his stock and
his methods of doing business, which
certainly must be gratifying to him.