Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-26

A rarely beautiful and best selected
and largest line of popular back
combs, hair bandeaux and latest
jeweled hair pins. Popular low prices.
w. U. SWENsoN, The JeweIer.
For SALE Building and lot, now
occupied bv M. M. Crafts ice cream
parlors. Must be sold at once, as
wish to dispose of all my CrescO prop
erty. For price and terms, write f.
j. PRANN. Selby, South Dakota.
A beautiful, new, up-to date line of
sterling and silverpIated ware.
Largest and finest selection of Cresco
the lowest; from 75c and up.
w. O. SwENsoN, The Jeweler.
We serve five to seven flavors in ice
cream. We make it all from pure
cream furnished by careful dairymen;
no gum arabic, gelatine or corn starch
is used. Pure cream only.
Nj. M. GRAF.
DIAMONDs-Can save you money on
a diamond. Fine selections on hand at
very low prices. A fine selection of
set, signet and wedding rings, all sizes
and styles, lowest in price.
w. o. SwENsoN, The Jeweler.
The Misses Nichols and Kellogg took
the pupils of the 4th and 9Th grades of
the South side school to New Oregon,
Wednesday afternoon, for a picnic
supper. The occasion was greatly en-
joyed and appreciated by the children.
Mrs. Jare Price left Wednesday for
short visit with her granddaug liter,
Mrs. Wilbur Wells, at Chester. From
there she goes to Minneapolis where
she will spend some time with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Foye, and family.
A short business letter from Mr..
raiser, contains the information that
he will have something of interest to
say soon to prospective purchasers of
POlled Angus cattle or Berk shire swine.
For SALE-A complete threshing
outfit, consisting of l6-horse Garr-ScOtt
engine and 33X52 Garr-Scott separator
with swing stacker and self-feeder, at
bargain if taken soon. Enquire of
VIM. GROVE, or phone W. Vernon Is.
G. N. Libbey and Mrs. Mary Libbey,
returned Tuesday from Gardiner,
Maine, where they spent the past
winter. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Libbey's sisters, Mesdames
Traften and Danforth, who will visit
relatives here for time.
o. Peterson and daughter. Miss
Cornelia, of DEBORAH, came the first of
the week for visit with his daughters,
Mesdames Orlando Singer and Lynn
Strayer. They were joined in their
,ss,sk NlS,,so Lac, b,,, Dot1
another daughter, Mrs. Munson and
babe, also of DEBORAH.
The school children of the first ward
are greatly enjoying these few last
days of school. On Thursday after
noon Miss Schillington of the 9th grade
took her pupils to New Oregon for an
afternoons picnic. and this afternoon
Miss Gender goes to Vernon with the
pupils of the second grade.
Art Smith, of Cresco, closed very
successful term of school in district
Dist. No. l, New Oregon twp, Friday,
May 10Th. Ice cream and cake were
served at II O'Clock, sharp, which the
pupils appreciated very much. Mr..
Smith then took the children for an
auto ride which every one enjoyed.
Mrs. Rooster and Mrs. DraeSS or
Eldorado; Mrs. c. Boekenheuer, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred BoekeDheuer and son
Fred, of Hawkeye; Aug. Rehwinkel,
of Calmar, arrived in Cresco Monday
to attend the funeral of a relative,
Mrs. John Henning, which was held at
Davis Corners Wednesday afternoon.
Parties having town or farm prop
erty to sell will do we'll to list it with
Stockman & Macarthur, general land
and insurance agents. All business
left with us will receive our personal
attention at the very lowest rates.
We have some good bargains in Mime
sofa, South and North Dakota Lands.
STOCKMAN & MACARTHUR.