Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-19

to spend the winter there and in Flori-
da.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maggie returned
yesterday to their home near Lime
Springs after short visit with the
latter's sister, Mrs. G. Hoopman and
family.
Dewitt Webster, Rufus Culver and
Ralph Peckham are expected home
this week for holiday visit. They
are attending business college at Cedar
Rapids. ,>".s
Robert Vopova, of Calmar and Viola
Koch. of Ridgeway were married on
Tuesday, Dec. 10Th, 1.-THE Cresco Nj.
E. pars nage, Rev. B. w. Soper Of
floating. ..-... ..
Paul Thomas and daughter, Mrs.
Whitmarsh, came down from Lime
Springs, Tuesday, for a visit with the
formers granddaughter, Mrs. l.. G.
Fiske and family. *,,.,.~
For RENT-A good eight room
house, modern improvements, opposite
of the public school, on the corner, row
occupied by E. A. Hoopman. Inquire
of C. D. NICHOLS. loft
Mrs. r. &. Blandln went to Riceville,
Tuesday, for visit with her son Frank
and family, and from there will 20 to
Kenyon, Mimi, to spend. Xmas with
her daughter. Mrs. 0. Sansted.
Why not make your wife a pleasant
surprise by buying her Base Burner
for Xmas. We are giving a liberal
discount now for cash.
PETERSEN Rpos "a
The last w. o. W.. meeting of the
month will be held next Tuesday even
ing, Dec 23rd. Degree work as usual.
Turn out and aid in boosting the camp.
F. D. Mead, C. C.
The largest finest lines
most unique and exclusive designs of
cut glass and china articles that will
not be found elsewhere. Lowest
prices. W. O. Swenson "The Jewel
err" .
Fine novelties in leather goods. The
largest and most select assortments-
finest line in town-Prices are right. 1t
will pay you to inspect, can save you
money. W. O. Swenson 1.-The Jewel
er. "
Mrs. Alfred Gessel and little son who
have been visiting relatives here left
Friday for their home at Westbourne,
Manitoba, Canada, her brother Henry
Hansen, accompanied her as far as St.
Paul.
a splendid new line of fine brass.
copper and nickel goods. Casseroles,
bake dishes, coffee percolatOrs, cleo.
trio lamps, dining room domes, showers,
etc; Special prices. W. o. swenson
The Jeweler."
Frank Millington and family autoed
over from Mason City, Sunday, to
spend the day at the A. j. Evans home
Mrs. Evans and. mother, Mrs. M. E.
accompanied them home,
the latter to spend the winter there.
Choice registered three year oil Hol-
stein bull for sale. Three-quarters
white, gentle and is a sure server.
This bull is just in his prime-price
500. E. BEAUREGARD,
I7t2 Cresco. Iowa.
l would like it distinctly understood
hat have not closed my dress max
ng parlors, AZ has been reported. All
irst. class work done at very moderate
prices. MRS. 6. L. GILL.
1872 Over Clark's Grocery.
Mr.. and Yrs. Otto Peterson mourn.
he loss of their little son Paul, aged
light months. who passed away Sun
lay, Dec. 14th. Funeral services were
eld Tuesday morning at the Church of
he Assumption with burial in St.
oseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Albert Hoiton and little
laughter Coraline, of Livingston, Mon
ana, and Mrs. Jas. Wood ard Of Ell.
endale, N D., arrived in BoDair Sun
ay night, called here by the illness Of
be formers father, VIM. Woodward
On Friday last, at the M E parson-
ge at Lime Springs. Rev Thomas
daxweIl officiating. Hugh o. Williams
md Lena Nd. Dodd ware united in mar
&c. After short we 1ding trip, the
AMY couple will be at home on the
rooms farm north Of Bonair. ~;
For SALE-One of Winneshiek coun-
Us good farms. % miles from Cresc6.
o acres or 100 acres to suit purchaser.
Also house in Cresco. some Young
orses. two set of sleiyhs, enc cutter,
nd other machin cry and articles, some
wood. MRS. C, JAY WATROs.
Mrs. Marley Robinson has been, so
vigorously i'll the past week that her
ife was despaired of, but advices from
Vaukon yesterday morning were very
ncouraging. and if her condition at
hat time can be maintaine for "a
ours her recovery may be looked for.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
hurch will hold Bszaar and Market
, the church Dee. goth. There wilt
e great Variety Of fancy articles for
ale, besides lot of good things to
at, such as home made candy, dressed &
hickens. buildings, pies. cakes and
ottage cheese. -. .E .@t-
H. Hattlestad. formerly residing in
his vicinity, was married Aug. End at
rand Forks, N. D. to Bessie Michel
on, the young couple spending their.
at Winnipeg, Canada. NJ.
Ielaas. formerly Of Cresco was best
ian and sister of the bride was
Mr.. Hattlestad arrived
rived in Cresco Friday evening, on
hort huSinesS trim ! Is ,s.,..