Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. BIodstad returned FRI
day to their home in DEBORAH, the lat
er having recovered from an operation
, at the hospital. ~
Mrs. Fred Cole and little son Bobby.
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here, returned Saturday to
their home in Minneapolis. E. :,
Among the Cresco callers from Lime
Springs, Saturday, were Mrs. l. w.
Roberts and daughter, and the Misses
Myra Buck and Rose Jones. Vi
Sadie Wilhelm and nephew, ROLAND
Conklin, visited the formers brother,
Roy Wilhelm and family Friday. re-.
turning to Chester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schacht re-
turned Saturday to their home at Lime
Springs, the former having recovered
from an operation at the hospital.
Mrs. H. Strawn and son, who have
been visiting the formers brothers,
Richard and lack Kapler, returned
Tuesday to their home at Oelwein.
For SALE-Wild Mallard duck eggs
at 81. co. setting. Enquire. of R.. GLAD.
MAN, 704 4th Ave. E., or at Weaver & .
Monesmith's Poultry House. 1872
Cash paid for old rubbers and rugs
and metals. Extra allowance if
delivered. Phone 376. - s
SAM FELDsrE1N. .
A 10 cent enamel ware sale including
dish pans and other large pieces, los
cent only, Saturday, April;11th,, at the
Wonder Store, Strother house block. :
EGGS for Matching from pure bred
Plymouth Rocks, Wagner strain. soc
single sitting. W. J. WALKER
R. Rt. 8, 32t4 .schley Iowa.
Eggs for Matching from, pure bred
White Plymouth Rocks at soc. per set
ting. Eggs in large lots for incubators
speciality. H. W. SHUrrLEwoRTH.
When you want to sell or buy second
hand furniture, call on John Finegan
on the south side in the Gibby building.
Also three living rooms and a,barn for
rent. -. =
Mrs. T. Hovlan1 and Miss Gene Hau-
gen of Saude were Cresco visitors
Tuesday, the latter to meet her moth
er, who returned from visit in Min
neapolis. 'st
We are pleased to note that Rev. l..
N. Day, pastor of the Evangelical
churches in this vicinity, was returned
by their recent state Conference, to his
Cresco charges.
Alpha Wentworth passed away We'd
nesday afternoon after an illness of
several months. The funeral takes
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Baptist church. ti..tl
A car load OF Van Brunt seeders has
just arrived at Woods, Schneider &
Heroad'a; d thsir ns~ hestion west
Of Dr.. Buttons Office. Also full line
Of other goods on hand. - "
There will be an Easter ball 1T \
Schley on Tuesday evening, April 14th. y
Music by Deane Bros, orchestra.
Dance tickets 75c, spectators Csc. You
are cordially invited to attend. 49,, ~
DALEl2277 the Clydesdale sire Of.
Of drafty intelligent willing workers 4
will be!in Cresco absu4 April 18th and
will stand here during the season. 81 S.
80 If J. H. Duxbury & Bros.
Imported Dwarf Victoria Rape Seed.
Don't fool away your time on common,
seed-it is SO miles behind Victoria!
Give me your order for your seasons
want now. sta C. D. NICHOLS.
Madeline and Vivian Black, who have
been visiting their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r E. Black returned Friday
to their home in Lime Springs. Miss
Mona Black accompanied them home.
Mrs. Fred Bother and daughter, of
Livingston, Montana, and Mrs. John
Donovan, of Deer Lodge, Montana,
Who have been guests ut the home Of
their cousin, H. w. Goocher, returned
Monday to their respective homes.
The party who exchanged overcoats
with me last Sunday At the n. E.
church, will please return 10 my shop
and get bis fl exchange. A bunch Of
keys Has left in one Of my pockets.
t CLAUDE WEA1HERFoRD.
The Oak Lawn Cemetery Associs4
ton will hold I special meeting, for the,
election Of officers on April 18th, Il.
2:30 p. NJ, at the home of krs. Mary:
Hunting. Every one interested, please
bear in mind and attend this meeting,
MI. and Mrs. Charles odeli and son
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