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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-16

! Tor the CrescO Chaut0uqua to be held
in Cresco, July 9th to 10th:
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 9.
AFTERNO exercises and
important announcements.
Popular Concert
The Spanish Ladies' Orchestra
400 p. NOR ganization Of the Junior De-
partment and perfecting arrangements
for the many interesting journeys.
EVENING-Concert by e
..............Th The Spanish Ladies' Orchestra
Popular Lecture :"A Lesson to the
Nation .................. Judge A. z. Blair
THURSDAY, JULY 10.
Illustrated Travelogue for the Children.
MORNING LECTURE.
AFTERNOON-Musicb by
......................Jac Jacob Reuter- Company
Address
."Gov. Robert B. Glenn, of North Carolina
EVENING-Concertb by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jacob Reuter- Com pany
Humor Gus Lecture. .......... Ralph Parlette
FRIDAY, JULY II.
illustrated Travelogue for the Children.
MORNING LECTURE.
AFTERNOON-Musicb by
.......... The Harmony Con cert Com pany
Address: TRAITORS to Justice
................. Judge Marcus A. Kavanagh
EVENING-Concert by
........... The Harmony Concert Com pany
Popular Lecturer: Popular Fallacies
....-..................Dr DR.. Ernest Wray Oneal
SATURDAY, JULY IL.
Illustrated Travelogue for the Children.
MORNING LECTURE.
AFTERNOON
..Thaviu's International Band In Grand
Musical Festival.
EVENING"
.THAvlU'S INTERNATIONAL BAND
Part I.-Popular Band Concert.
Selections from Grand Opera.
Part u.-Thaviu's Adaptation Of the
Comic Opera, "Lovely Gal
atea," by Twelve Grand Opera
Singers and Thaviu's Great
Band.
SUNDAY, JULY Is. .~.
Illustrated Travelogue for the Children.
FTERNOON-Prelude <@,4
......T The Riner Sisters Company
Monologue "The Dawn of Tomorrow"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Mary Agncs Doyle
Exhibition Chinese Customs and Rites
...... DR.. Poole and Six Young Ladies
EVENING-Prelude
..............T The Riner Sisters Company
Illustrated Travelogue: "The Land of the
Dragon" ................Dr. Fred ertck Poole
MONDAY, JULY ii.
illustrated Travelogue for the Children.
MORNING LECTURE.
ASTRONOMERS and Melody
understandable win r. Weeks Company
Lecture: "The Nations Health
....... .............. DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
EVENING" - "a
A Great Program of Fun and Frolic by
.................. Edwin r. Weeks-Himself
M uSlc. .....by the ComP 6uy
Concluding with "The Indian
Mystery Man" ....SHuNGOPAV1
TUESDAY, JULY Is.
Illustrated Travelogue for the htldren.
AFTERNOON-Music by
1.-The Dunbar Quartet and Bell Rim gers
Popular lecture: "Tea m Work.
:. Edward F. TrefZ
EVENING" . e
JOY NIGHT! BIG DO1NGS TOO u
.. Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, May 13.-Wheat-M May,
QQKn. Inly 2Q5Ac. Sent &9hc Corn
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07

This store seems to have about all it
can attend TO- so we are quite sure that
we are not being overlooked.
Mrs. Maxwell left last Saturday night
for a weeks trip to Denver.
Mr.. j. +. Kirkendall, the Kirschbaum
clothing man was here Friday. In
mems clothing we handle Klrschbaum
clothing almost exclusively, and believe
this to be the best line OF mems clothing
to be had
The Canon City strawberries are now
very plentiful. The season will not last
much longer and you will want to buy
now for canning purposes.
Read the advertisement on our de-
livery wagon and heed the same-"Fas-
sett's is the place to buy"
We closed from 10 to II o'clock
Tuesday morning on account Of the
funeral OF Mrs. Fornwald.
10 OF the people connected with the
store spent the day last Sunday on up
per Rock Creek. This was a very nice
day and everyone seemed to have a
good time.
The Free sewing machine man was
here Wednesday. This man is guaran-
teed to be the champion long distance
talker Of Colorado. The Free machine
is the best machine we know, and the
price is only 1886 for the highest grade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1913.
SOCIETY

The Monday Musical club met
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Pol
lock Monday evening. Election of
officers was held and those elected
were: r. j. Kavalec, president;
w. s. Nash, vice president; Mrs.
Trueblood, secretary and treasurer.
Refreshments were served to the
following guests:
Mesdames Trueblood, Edman and
Fuller; Misses Shultz and Webber;
Messrs. Kavalec, VIII and Ed Nash, Tin
ser, Burgett and Haigler.
The Eastern Star lodge was en-.
tertained at the Woodmen temple
Tuesday evening by the refresh
ment committee, which consisted
of Mesdames Corlett, Mingus and
Baum. A short program, two solos
by Jennie Corlett and readings by
raye Mlngus, was gwen.
Mesdames Frank and Charles
Bishop entertained the Lunche con
club at the Bishop home on Third
avenue Wednesday at l o'clock
luncheon. The home was prettily
decorated in lavender and white
lilacs. Five hundred was played at
five tables. Those present were:
Mesdames Rupert, Clark, Woods, Cor.
lett, Cayplcss, Cheney, Edman, Robb
Wallace, Pollock, Hecker, Correll, Black.
more, Macarthur, Lauer and Green;
Misses nellie Corlett and Edith Black.
more.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church were entertaind at til @
home OF Mrs. A. b. Van Nostrand
Thursday afternoon. A two-course
luncheon was served to the twenty
one present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07

AT the request of the social pu-
rity department of the w. @. T, U
DR.. Kruger will speak next Sun
day morning at the Methodist
church on THE New Testament
Standard of Social Purity" The
members of the w. G. II. U. and
Y. P. B. and all others interested
in higher moral standard are cor
daily invited to attend this service.
The foothills range is very dry.
Green feed has not yet started and
the sheep are having hard time.
Stock owners are facing heavy
loss in mbing in some cases.
Victor Nevitt, a student of the
Agricultural College at Fort Col
Inns, arrived Wednesday to spend
his vacation with his parents.
Roy Heilman and Mack Davis,
students of Colorado College, re-
turned Wednesday to spend their
vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simon of
Peoria, ILL.,, arrived Wednesday for
visit with George Getz and
family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07

The fishing season is here, and we
have all kinds OF tackle. See the six
iointed rod which you can pack in a
small hand grip. This rod is only $3.50
We received 6 new hand chemical fire
extinguishers this week This makes IA
OF these extinguishers that we have. 1t
would pay everyone to have at least one
OF these in their home as they will ex-
tInguish a good big blaze and are much
more effective than dozen buckets of
water would be.
You should have received statement
OF your account this week. IL so pay
up il the account is due, we can use the
money.
Camping season is at hand and you
will have to be Quitting for your vaca.
ton trip. Remember we can supply
you with all your needs-tents, camp
stoves, fishing tackle, provisions, rubber
boots, hunting coats, and in fact every.
thing you may need.
Cherrie season is almost here. The
Western Slope are already quoting out
cherries.
We are putting out lot of supplies
to go to the new mining camps. Every
day we are loading wagons that are
making the journey to the new gold
fields.
= Annual June sale of Muslin Under
wear is what is in store for you this
next week. Read our large advertise
ment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07

Mrs. Chas. Holt was surprised by
friends Thursday evening IN honor
Of her birthday. Those present
were:
Mesdames Eagle, Dowdell, Roughton
and Burgett, Misses Grace Allen,
Gladys Maxfield, and Phil Curtis.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs.
H. l.. Comstock Thursday after
noon. Dainty refresments we're
served.
Prof. E. B. Gibbs was pleasantly
surprised at his home Saturday
evening in honor of his birthday
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nostrand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Jenny, Mrs. Spear, and G. W.
Spangler Of Denver.
The Columbine class of the
Presbyterian church formed a
merry party who fished and took
supper In Sanders grove, east of
this place, Tuesday evening. Those
of the party were:
Misses Mary and Helen Beardsley, Ada
Heilman, Helen Shaft, Mildred Baird
Ruth Batchelder, Opal Hooker and the
teacher Mrs. l.. f. Hooker.
The Y. p B. will give tramp
party to their friends Friday even
ing, Everyone is to be attired in
their best rags and meet at 1870 at
the city hall. Handouts will be
given at the homes of j. Il. Tyner
E. l.. Stroup, Mrs. George Hamil-
ton and L. f. Hooker.
Mesdames Morse, Mahl and Alb
ernathy entertained the Good Will
club at the home of Mrs. Aber.
nathy Thursday afternoon. The
members present were:
Mesdames Theo Schwartzbeck, Stroup
G. Robb, Chas. Schwarzbeck, Kaufman.
Pearson, Il. Robb, Munsoll Mccoy, Bar.
nett, Popeioy, Bahr, Hathaway, Lawson,
Gelser, Beidler, Koch, Gratis and Miss
Grah. The guests were Mesdames For
cher, Fink, Chas. Mahl, Rawling, Wig.
gins, Geo. Wright, ID. Kaufman, and
Misses Macy, Schwarzbeck, Burton.
Robb and Schultz.
A delightful luncheon was served
by the ladies and general good
time was had by all present.
Mrs. j. G. Bushiuger and
daughter Mary returned Thurs
day from a visit with friends in
Colorado Springs and Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07

Mrs. j. G. Bushinger and
daughter Mary returned Thurs
day from visit with friends in
Colorado Springs and Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-06-07

The fishing season is here, and we
have all kinds Of tackle See the six
jointed rod which you can pack in a
small hand grip. This rod is only s2.5O.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

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involving boundary lines. Or owner
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ludleialiY a. well an can such eontro-
Yefeles bet sreen individuals. There
are firmly established rules Of inter
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most other national rights the same
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all they knew Il vas the Iast-and
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them never returned. The men OF
the south moved By the same con
siderafion and the same heroism an
swered as nobly to the call OF their
states. And in the same spirit did
our countrymen respond to President
McKiniey's appeal only fifteen years
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
BUES A BENEDICT


TACOMA. Dec. 1i.--Art Bues. for.
NOR Seattle ball player. and Miss
Vivian Barber OF Tacoma were mar.
ried here Wednesday by Justice OF
tho Peace Do Witt Evans. Bues
had not originally selected the Jus.
uce 10 perform the ceremonies. but
had come up before him on charge
OF breaking the speed laws. In.
stead OF sending the ball player to
Jail. the Justice consented 10 of.
ficiata In the wedding.
Tho wedding party had come over
from Seattle. where a license was
secured. In order 10 avoid friends.
A cop nabbed them as the auto sped
through the streets OF Tacoma.
Charley Schmutz. n member Of the
party. explained matters 10 the sat.
isfaction OF the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-11
RANDOM SHOTS
An Old Familiar Saw
Carelessly Reset

Tinker To ENerkT-~No chance.
In other words. we have . de.
cided bunch that Garry Hermann
will think long time before h.
hands Joe Tinker over 10 the Cubs.
Hermann loves Murphy IKE Mex.
lean loves peace.
Jack coorbs shrunk one-sisteensh
Of an inch In hls height during his
recent Illness. but that's nothing
compared with the way the Giants
shrunk during their siege with the
Athletics.
Iron Man Joe Mcoinnity has be-
come so enthusiastic over golf that
he eats nothing but link sausage
for breakfast
~ a golfer drives a ball t25 yards.
ho'a a novice. n he drives II 200
yards he's a pretty fnir golfer. II
no drives II $50 yards he n mighty
good driver. but II he drives IL 4s5
yards he's a provaricator.
A tennis player says he played a
match until tho akin peeled off his
hands and feet. A skin game. IA II
were.
Larry Mclean was sued by =
tailor some time ago. Probably
another baseball suit.
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Ballard Cridiron Warriors
Make Hit in Production OF
The College Widow" at the
Seattle Theatre.


When the altar Ballard football
team appeared on the stage last
night at tho Seattle Theatre In
George AIDES comedy. The College
Widow" there was action good and
plenty-and action approved by the
big audience. judging from the
yociferous applause which greeted
tho eleven hnskies. II was a reals.
tic reproduction Of the real thing as
thousands have seen It on the grid
iron during the football season.
Any person--man. woman or child
with real red blood in their veins
loves TO witness contest Of
strength and endurance. or course.
IL Is conceded that real football
game could not DO played on any
stage in the world. At the same
time II may truthfully be stated that
these football players came IA near
to reproducing the genuine article
as has ever been portrayed on any
stage.
The idea OF staging n football
game In connection with n popular
play at popular prices originated
with Bailey and Mitchell. managers
OF the Seattle Theatre The man
agement's one idea has been during
the past two seasons to present each
play in truthful detail. The Bailey
and Mitchell company Is tho best
local aggregation ever seen in
Seattle.
"The College Widow" will be pre-
scented at matinees this afternoon,
Saturday and Sunday. Tho best seat
may be had for 25 cents. Night
prices are so cents. There Is action
in every line OF the play. The
stage setting will make you wonder
whether you are In n theatre or wit.
Messing a closely contested football
ADV.
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Seattle Athletic club team No. 1.
in the city bowling league. nd.
vanced To the head OF tho list as a
result OF Wednesday nights play In
tho tourney. The club members
walloped the Bon Marohe by COM
Portable margin on the s. a. c. al.
leys. Scores:
s. A. C. No. g.. SIC so7 s5e--2i7s
Bon Marche SOL s92 s54--25s7
imperial Alleys
Imperinls 49,. SS7 SCI ss0--263i
Basel's Stars. $50 ISL s7s--?59s
Bismarck Alleys
Bismarcks -. $40 972 9it-2TSa
s. A. c. No. 2 SIC s07 sb6-- 247o
The White Store bowiers trimmed
tho II. +. Norton a. Co team In the
Bismarck alleys Wednesday night.
Score
white Store. s26 1904 e33-296s
II. +. Norton. se2 ss7 p0i--26S0