Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-04-18

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design and eoloring of your cretonnes
is quite Z popular fad-the effect pro-
duced when used together is delightful
" pleasing. Why not let US show you
this seasons newest styles?
P. A. CLEMMER.
The well-known Clydesdale Stallion
Dale, No. 122T, will make the season
beginning April 18th, 1913, in Cresco
and vicinity, with headquarters at ,
Whites barn. Fee, SIS to insure Z
foal one week old.
j. F. McIntire, Manager.
J. F. Creamer came down from Min
neapolis Saturday evening, accompa-
nying bis mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Mullen who spent the winter at bis
home. Miss Creamer was called to
Crook ston, MIMI. on account Of the
illness with typhoid fever of her sister,
Miss Nellie Mullen.
For SALE Fine 9 acre tract of land.
with a good and complete set of build
ings. Will sell at q bargain, and give
terms on part. Also a fine three acre
building location, situated at the east
end of Third Ave. For particulars call
on LUERs & CLARK LAND Co., Cresco,
Iowa. STA
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tiilapaugh mourn
the loss of their daughter. Nellie, aged
about eight years, who passed away
Saturday; April 18th, after an attack
of paralysis following a recent illness
with measles. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at the home, con-
Quoted by Rev. L. N. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gleason and Mrs.
Ray Glass went to Fargo, N. d., to
attend piano recital by Miss Winni-
fred Ryan in Stones New Auditorium
ON April 9th. on her graduation from
the Dakota Conservatory Of Music.
Mrs. Glass returned home on Wednes-
day and Mr.. Gleason Thursday.
For SALE OR RENr-400 acre grain
and stock farm on Sec. 27-100-1a 81
miles south Of Chester railroad; station
and Al miles west Of Lime Springs. Is
watered with springs and spring brook.
For terms apply to owner on place or
write JOHN CRAY, Lime Springs, RID.
No. 2, Box II, Howard Co, h a2t&.
C. ]. Zook and wife were down from
Lime Springs last week visiting among
relatives and friends. Mr.. Zook was in
Michigan recently and purchased a ten
acre fruit farm, and with his family
will leave about May 1st to take up his
residence there in the expectation that
with the open air life he will regain
bis health. H..
Fred Cragbill was married on Satur-
day last At Wahpeton, N. D., and ar
rived the first of the week with his
bride for visit at the home Of his
parents. They left yesterday morn
ing for St. Paul and will travel about
month before returning to their home
at Devils Lake, N. D., from which
place Fred has a run ~ passenger con-
ductor on the G.. N. Railway.
B. D. Everingham's residence mile,
south. of town, one Of the Oldest houses,
in this vicinity, was totally destroyed
yesterday afternoon by fire. Nj. and
Mrs. Everingham we're burning rub
bish in the yard and the fire got be-
you'd their control and reached the
house, Mr.. Everingham being almost
overcome with the smoke and heat in
trying to prevent it. Only few arti-
cles of furniture were saved from the
flames. ,.,
The unsteady inclined people of
Cresco and vicinity have a rare treat
in store for them in the concert to be
given next NJ nday evening in the
Church of tho Assumption by the st.
Joseph's college vested choir. The
possibilities along musical lines of Z
choir such as this is unknown to most
of our people, and we believe that
every one who attends will leave with
new views of the beauty and granduer
of sacred music. s.
Wall paper does more to make a
good-looking dining room than any
thing we know of outside Of food, 50
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 q most
valuable and helpful assistance in de-
Gliding on just what you want We
have the Deluxe colored plates, ilIus-
trating rooms all decorated. To show
them is pleasure. =. r f.. -,
...: .. - i.a- p. A. CLEMMEG. .
Early last Tuesday morning, the
store of W. H. Hilmer at Riceyille was
b ,rglarized and a suit of clothes, some