Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-14

for visit with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Becker.
Services in Grace Episcopal church
next Sunday al the usual hours. At
the evening service, an illustrated
lecture will be given on China.
For Sale-Nine room house with
bath. A No. / condition, modern
excellent location and fine
Address box SIT.
For SALE-A new Stewart range No.
20. A bargain if taken soon, as I have
no room for it. Call at my place.
29t2 FRED KAATz.
For SALE-Regenerated Victor Seed
Oats, Black. See sample and prices
at First National Bank.
29t2 C. H. BARTELs.
An experienced man and wife, with
out children, wanted to work on the
farm, the wife to work in the house.
Write to Box sos, Cresco, Iowa. 26tf
For Sale-One draft mare coming
three years old, and a big strong work
horse, each sold on trial. Phone SO.
NJ. P. Lydon.
Mrs. Dan Ivory and little daughter
of Strawberry Point stopped off on.
their way from Minneapolis for a visit
with her cousin. Miss Stella O'Brien.
Mrs. Frank Reihle returned Tues
day to her home in Fit. Atkinson. Her
daughter. Mrs Joe Herold, and child
rem accompanied her home for visit.
Just received-a new and most COM
plete line of clocks, mantel and alarm
clocks Of all makes-prices most rea-
sonable. W. O. Swenson, The Jeweler.
Ms A. C. Hillstad underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital Wednesday, and at this writ
ing is reported to be recovering nicely.
Inside wood finishing and enameling,
painting and paper hanging neatly and
promptly done. Leave orders at Glenn
mer's drug store. Frank CIemmer. 1856
, Marvin Evans, son of A. J. Evans,
has been dangerously i'll the past week
with an attack of pneumonia and pleu-
risy. but is now considered out of dan
ger. ...
Mrs. A ]. Owen and children, of
Faribault, Mimi, who have been visit
ing at the Geo. Owens home, left Tues
day for visit with relatives at Jack
son Junction
A most complete new line of Bar
rettes, Back combs, Bandaux and
jewellcd hair pins, will be found at W.
o. Swenson's Jewelry store-swellest.
line in town.
A. G. Genshow has opened his lunch
room on Market STREET and will serve
lunches at all hours. He also has q
good stock of confectionery, cigars
and tobaccos. G~
Arthur Halweg, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore Halweg and other relatives here,
left Tuesday for his home at First
View, California " " ,.r.
A most complete line of engage.
ment and wedding rings will be found
at W. 0. Swenson's Jewelry store.
Nothing sold but solid gold and most
reasonable in price.
c. German has leased the Plymouth
Rock blacksmith shop fro;n Mrs. Ell
lingson, and commencing April lst will
be ready to do blacksmithing, general
repair and pillow work.
c. A. Blomquist, Photographer,
Studio, Cresco, low, maker of up-to.
date photographs. The best time is
the present time. Everybody should
have a perfectly satisfactory photo
graph. =.
C. A. Marshall returned last Friday
from his western trip. While at Van
couver, he attended the funeral of his
brother-in- law, Mr.. Nicolls, brief
notice of whose death appears else
where.
Mrs. F. c. Woeilstein's father,
Henry knoke, passed away Thursday
at his home in DEBORAH as the result of
an attack of pneumgnia. Mr.. Woell-
stein goes down today to attend the
funeral. VI
Canadian and Minnesota Lands at
Choice Five and Ten thous-
md acre blocks at low prices and easy
erms. Write day for particulars to
'osbroke Land Company. Pioneer
Building, St, Paul, Mimi.
Since the first of February, oyer 200
leeds have been placed on record in
he Recorders office and the total num-
yer of papers filed in this office is about
700 in excess of the number filed at a
date last year.
New watches-New jewelry-A most