Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-21
The Nichols Clothing House

For Sale AS l wish to move to Flor
ida, l will sell my residence in thew
part of town at . bargain. Two lots,
good house, good well and coal house.
A. L. BROWN.
The L. A. S. Of the Albion N. E.
church will be entertained for dinner
at the home of Mrs. J.. Chubbuck on
Thursday of this week, March q.
Come one and all and enjoy q good
social time.
Mrs. Lubey of Riceville came last
week for an operation ut Mercy Hos
pital. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Morris, who was guest
at the C. E. Fields home, returning to
Riceville Saturday.
A brand new Easter line of the
Cluett Shirts just received-not
dead one in the line. Don't fail to see
the greatest line of mems shirts shown
III N1S0CO VHIo year. 4&
The Nichols Clothing House.
Phone No. 237a at any time during
the day if you want any draying done.
Miss Clara Goettel is in charge Of my
Office at the Goettel meat market and
will book all orders left or phoned
there. F. "A. DAuBERsMITH.
Dwarf Victoria English Rape Seed
directly imported. We have 1900 lbs.
of this seed and will spare limited
quantity for spring sowing. We will
also have some Of the Dwarf Essex
Seed, but this is a mile behind the
Victoria. Enquire of c. d. NICHOLS,
or at the store.
The management of the high school
base ball team gave . six o'clock
dinner Monday evening at the Palm
Cafe complimentary to the young
ladies who, 80 ably assisted them in
tagging" on Friday and Saturday
last. Through their efforts neat
little sum was realized for the Benefit
of the team.
The regular meeting of the Modern
Woocmen Of March 18th was adjourned
until Tuesday evening. March 2lst. for
the purpose of initiating some of the
applicants who were sick and could not
be present to 60 in with the big class.
A good attendance is desired on Tues
day night.
A. J. CUTTING, Clerk.
Last Wednesday M. P. Lydon ship
ped 200 10. boar to F. F. Cogswell of
Corning, California. He has sold his
last season's crop Of pigs in eight states
and enjoyed a good home trade and has
bought and sold 4 great many other
hogs raised by neighboring breeders.
His big two year old SOW. "Spot Ex-
ception'', recently farrowed IL pigs
and saved them all, % he expects to
have pig or two to sell this seasoal.
SHOE STRINGS. Now it may seem
queer that we should advertise such q
small article Is shoe strings. But it o
as often that the general public gets
the benefit of an advertisement % the
seller. Now every man, woman and
child and their friends who read tbs
should see US on she 9
strings, and we will then leave it to
them who is benefited?
C. d. Nichols Clothing House.
Mrs. Torgeson who was taken to
Mercy Hospital last week suffering
from typhoid fever, died Saturday
morning, and the remains were taken
taken to York, MIMI, Monday morn
ing for burial. A brother Of the de.
ceased, John Dahly, from near Gran
ger, accompanied the remains. It is
thought that the two children who are
also Ill with typhoid at the hospital,
are. recovering nicely. Mrs. Torgeson
and Miss Torgeson Of Spring Valley,
relatives of the deceased. came Friday,
returning Saturday with one Of the
children, Ernest, the other boy, Clar-
encs, accompanying his uncle, John
Dshly.