Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28

Inside wood finishing and enameling
painting and paper hanging neatly and
promptly done. Leave orders at Glenn
mer's drug store. Frank Clemmer 1856
Will Breedlove was visiting Cresct
relatives this week. He has returned
to Chester from Wisconsin, and vii
again become resident of that vii.
lage.
Mrs. Paul Guyette and little son
Paul, who have been guests at the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. Daskam
left Friday for their home at Spencer,
Iowa.
Mrs. Andrew Barnes and two sons
and daughter Ethel, who have been
visiting at the Mike and S. Barnes
homes, left Monday for their home at
LaWler.
Burt Bean writes US to send his
PLAIN DEALER to California where he
will be engaged for some time doing
supervising work with the Luther Bur-
bank press.
A most complete new line of Bar
rettes, Back combs, Bandaux and
jewelled hair pins, will be found at W.
o. Swenson's Jewelry store-swellest
line in town.
For Rent or Sale-A we'll located
suburban grocery store, Crane 2 stor-
ies) in DEBORAH, fine country and town
trade. Address Mrs. Alice Thomas,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Hillesland and
Mrs. King and son Clarence, and Mrs.
D. E. Horton and daughter Violet were
among the Cresco callers from Lime
Springs, Saturday.
Mrs. Rose Eul of Chicago and sister,
Mrs. Anna Lukesh of Minneapolis,
arrived Saturday morning for visit
with their father, Joe Wendell, who
resides near Protivin.
Mrs. J. T. Wilhelm and daughter
Sadie, Mr.. and Mrs LLOYD Sweet and
children, and Mrs. George Conklin. of
Chester, were over Sunday visitors at
the Roy Wilhelm home.
B. F. Laidlaw had the misfortune to
fall one day last week and sustained a
fracture of the hip. While he is rest
ing as comfortably as possible, the in
jury is very Serious for one of his ad
vanced years.
Mrs. DR.. Sanford and children, who
have been visiting at the W. L. Rich
ards home, left yesterday for. their
home at Pennington, Milan. Her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. A. Williams accompanied
her home for a visit.
Mrs. George Buchanan and Mrs.
Dana Mead left Wednesday morning
for a shott visit with the formers
father, VIM. Woodward, and other rel
atives, before his departure for Mon
tana to spend the summer.
The fire department were called yes
terday afternoon to the home of G. C.
Burgess to extinguish fire originating
in the kitchen and which nearly burned
off its roof. The fire did not extend to
the main part of the house.
To hear the new Edison Disc Phono-
graph is indeed treat to music lovers.
Every note faithfully produced in nat
uraf tones. There is nothing in the
Phonograph line that compares with it,.
GEO. H. KELLOGG & Son.
Beautiful new lines of electric lamps
and dome, coffee percolators, chatting
dishes, casseroles and bake dishes. Hot
water kettles, etc, largest assortment
best quality and most reasonable in
price. w. o. Swenson, The Jeweler
The lew Edison Disc Photograph,
with its great musical powers. outclass-
esses any similar instrument. No
needle to change; powerful motor;
sweet, full tone.
GEO. H. KELLOGG & SON.
New watches-New jewelry-A most
complete and up-to date line of watch
es and welry. New goods. Every
thing fully guaranteed. Goods are
right-Prices are right.
w. O. Swenson, The jeweler
c. Arinoff Blomquist, Photographer,
Studio, Cresco, Iowa. Reproductions
and engagements, all sizes, grades
and styles. Family groups and we'd
ding groups. Developing and finishing
for amatuers. Post cards allsstyles.
Choice raw prairie and improved
farms in Minnesota for sale at low pri.
ces, on easy terms. Minnesota is a
corn state. Write today for particu.
lars. FoSBRoKE LAND COMPANY,
81 Pioneer BLDG ST Paul Mimi