Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-06-06

4 Charles DsGrevs, &, ,sged shout Ia5
years, passed away last Sunday ct bio
home in the east part of town and the
funeral was. held Tuesday morning at.
the Church Of the Assumption, with
interment in St. Joseph's cemetery.
% Frank Booth, a brother Of l. J.
Booth, was seriously injured last week
by the overturning Of an auto. It was
at first thought that recovery was i'm
possible, but a recent letter states
that he is slowly but steadily gaining.
Mrs. John Howard is preparing to
leave for Dubuque to reside, and on
Tuesday afternoonsa number of neigh
bors and friends gathered at her home
to give her farewell party. A picnic
supper wassserved and a general good
time enjoyed by all participants.
The well-known Clydesdale Stallion
Dale, No. 1927, will make the season
beginning April 18th, 1918, in Cresco
and vicinity, with headquarters at
Whites barn. Fee, SIS to insure a :,
foal one week DID, :
J. F. McIntire, Manager.
]; Well improved 100 acre farm 3 miles
from Cresco; alse we'll located 200
acres with fine buildings. Both are
good farms with no waste land. Price
for either $85 per acre. For further
information see JAS. H. DALEY, -:
38tf Vernon Springs Road, Cresco, la.
Mrs. Joseph Weakland recently m ar
keted at Schley load of lO1 dozen Of
eggs gathered in 16 days from 40
hens, and still had II dozen left at
home. Malek Bros paid her SIG. 16 for
the load. We believe Mrs. Weakland's
success with poultry ia approached by
but few Howard County women.
For SALE OR RENT-400 acre grain
and stock farm on Sec. 27-1O0-13, q
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, r. D.
No. 2, Box II, Howard Co., Ia. 32t8.
want to show you one of the big
gest stations and jacks in Iowa. We
have six stations 1t Whites livery
barn for the season Of 1913, among
them 200 ID. blue roam Belgian and
the irst prize Percheron at the late
short course. Our horses are all pure
bred and not q blemish on the bunch.
NJ. P. Lydon, Cresco, Iowa. Phone SO.
A large proportion of the population
Of the city was at the new depot Sum
day evening, the evening passenger
being the first train to stop there. The
new depot is certainly all that can be
asked for, as it is commodious, clean,
we'll lighted and convenient. The new
building necessitates an extra tele-
graph operator, three being on duty at
the new depot during the "a hours Of
the day, as Mr.. White and Charles
Mentally are located at the old depot
where the. freight and express busi.>
ness will be transacted, -.
Miss Eta Doolittle closed i very
successful nine month term Of school,
in Dist. 5, Deer Greek Township, Fri--
day, May 23rd, by inviting the patrons
and friends of the school to picnic
dinner. Miss Doolittle is teacher Of
rare ability and her ability was APP.
preciated by the patrons of her school,
to such an extent that they inducedA
her to teach one month of private
school at the close of her regular eight
month term. The patrons Of Dist. 5
are anxious tor Miss L,oolittle to teach
their school the coming year. Work
we'll done is joy forever. A PATRON
OF THE SCHOOL The Northwood
Qowa) Anchor, Wednesday, May %,
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