Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-04-25

70 have the wall paper match the
design and coloring Of your cretonnes~
is quite popular fsd-the effect pro-
duced when used together 10 delightful
ly pleasing. Why not let US show yo,A
this season 8 newest styles?
P. A. CLEMMER..
Waukon is to have second laundry
all right. Mr.. Robinson, the gentle
man from Cresco, has been here again,
and has leased H. G. Johnson's present
shop quarters to which an addition of
80 feet will be built right away. He
figures on putting in an extensive lot:
of modern machinery for laundry pur--
poses. -Waukon Democrat.
Ed Burdt returned from Dubuque.
the fore part of the week, and brought:
a barber lack with him who was form
erly employed in the tonsorial paror-
of the Hotel Julien in that city. Et,is'
conducting one of the best barrier.
shops in our city and undoubtedly
has a very efficient barber, in his
new man.
The remains of former, Howard
county resident, Mrs. Abe Allen, was
brought to Cresco Monday afternoon
for interment in St. Joseph's cemetery
where her husband is buried, She
passed away Friday, April 18th, at her
home in Eau Claire, Wis. The Allen
family were at one time residents of
Howard Center township, and Mrs.
Allen was sister of the late Patrick:
Quinn.
M. P. Lydon recently purchased the.
imported Belgian Stallion, Cartel De-
Bouchun, from E. L Nus, of Airing
ton, Iowa. This horse has been at the
head of Mr.. Nus herd of pure bred
Belgians for the past three years and
Mr.. Lydon feels confident he has one
of the very best horses. in Iowa. His.
color is the popular Blue Roam
Weight about 200 lbs. with frame
to carry 2400 in high flesh.
Wall paper does more to make q
good looking dining.room than any
thing we know of outside of food, 30.
when it. comes TO decorating your din
ing room, seek the services of a deco
rator who can show you colored Plates
of rooms all decorated-it is a most;
valuable and helpful assistance in de-
Gliding on just what you want. We
haye the Deluxe colored plates, ilhns--
trating rooms all decorated. To shswy
them is pleasure.
P. A. CLEMMER.
WANTED-We require the services Of
an active man and woman to do some
special work in Cresco and surround
ink territory in surrounding territory
in connection with Good Ho usekeep--
ing Magazine. Our special plan is sure
winner, and sales can be made with
ease and pleasure in every home. Ex-
elusive territory granted right people,
Previous experience unnecessary. Lib.
eral salary guaranteed and generous
Commission paid II you want profit
able and congenial employment write
quickly to: Premium Dept, Good
Housekeeping Magazine, 3Sl 4th ave-
nue., New York. 'H 362'
y doc" Morton of Mason City has:
opened a branch agency for the Nor
ton Auto Company here ard is going
after bushes with his REQ. Abbott.
Detroit and Colby cars. Edward Vas
var is in charge of the local Office,
which is located in the Jack Bartle
machine shop just west of the l. c.
tracks, and is demonstrating the three
makes of cars to prospective buyers.
Monday car of Reos was unloaded
and placed in the saesroom for inspec-
ton. Mr. Morton is anxious to secure
little better location for his display
room and is thinking some Of erecting.
building on Main street where he cars
exhibit his cars to better advantage =
Usage news.
H. B. Severson, youg man residing
at Okabena, Mimi, created consider
able excitement at Lime Spr irgs anda
Cresco on Tuesday. He arrived at
Lime Springs on Monday evening, anGa
by his actions then and in the morning..
was considered to be insane and in the.
afternoon was put aboard the raira
for Cresco. On his arrival here he cre--
ated some excitement by an attempE
to escape from Sheriff Ferrie, vhY
placed him in cell to await the actiMn
of the insane commission, but hter
events proved that his hallunciat0nS
were the result of prolonged spree.
and on Wednesday morning he was re-
leased and left town on the afternoon
tlain. His wife's relatives reside west
of Granger, and on account Of HIS