Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-28

! For Sale-Two high grade Holsteil
heifer calves, four and eight months
old. Also good wagon with tigh
box. Emery Beauregard.
Mrs. N. C. Peckham returned Wed
nesday from Ridgeway, where she
went to assist in the care of her bro
ther-in.law, Arthur johnson.
Mrs. Jas. Harvey, Of 'Bismark, N.
d., arrived Saturday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lyons
and other relatives and friends. ~
Mrs. E. D.. Donohue and children
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 1saacs, left Saturday
for their home at Seattle, Wash.
W. H. Kinney, wife and daughters re-
turned Monday to their home in Oel-
vein after Wait at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. H. G. Addie.
Boy, 10 years Of age, speaking b.
hemian and English, wishes work in
store in Cresco. Experience in gen.
eral store. Enquire at this office.
Daddy, want you to go down to
Baldwin's and buy me one of those
solid gold diamond pendants for my
birthday. He's the Big Jeweler."
Residences with lots in near by and
near out locations for sale by L. E.
Eaton the land man and insurance.
Office under the postoffice, Cresco. .
Second hand furniture and heating
stoves at auction on Saturday, August
10Th, at the old Gibbey building.
JOHN FINEGAN.
Mrs. Earl Sullivan, of Port Wing,
Wis, who is visiting her sister-in.law.
Mrs. Geo. Wentworth, left Monday for
a visit with relatives in West Union.
For sALE-A complete Minneapolis
threshing outfit, with Wing feeder.
Reason for selling, other business
interests. Enquire of AHERN BROS.
Buggy and harness for sale at once
All good as new, buggy heavy substan.
tial make. Harness light driving, hard
rubber rings. G. W. Meyers, Bonair.
John Stockman is visiting at home
for a short time before commencing Oh
Sept. 1st a position as teacher of pub.
lie speaking in the Moorehead, Mimi,
schools.
Nettie and Georgia BreedIove, went
to Minneapolis Saturday. They were
accompanied by Corinne Cahill who
returned home after visit with rela.
ives here. .......... .. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Splies and Mrs.
John McGonigle, of Luana, and Mrs.
Thomas Burgess, of Prudence. Kansas,
were over Sunday visitors at the j. E.
W ellis home. @
Mrs. c. A. Painter, of Charles City,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Kaupel, left Wednesday for
Portland. Oregon to spend the winter
with relatives. .r, .=-s-. .
DR.. D. T. Robertson writes that he
and his family will return today and
asks US to announce that there will be
services in the Congregational church
On Sunday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark, who were
here to attend the golden wedding of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Clark returned Friday to their
home in Minneapolis.
Adolph Kapler, wife and children left
morning for Dell Rapids, S.
D.. to visit at the homes of Mrs. Kap-
er's brother and sister Edward Ferrie
and Mrs. John Thielen. :r IL
Cora and Mary Henkes came up
from Monona, Wednesday, and were
guests at the L. Sebastian home.
They expect to leave Thursday for the
alters home in Canada.
J. B. Olsen. wife and daughters Ma
:ilda and Galena who have been visit.
ng at the d. Amundson home, left Fri
lay for Minneapolis, enroute to their
home at Everett, Washington.
Horse for Sale-At once, good gen.
lie horse, not afraid of autos, etc
Would be good for school children,
cheap. Single or double driver or
:ider. G. w Meyers, ,Bonair.
Mrs. Rollo Doolittle and children of
St. Croix Falls, wis. who have been
'isiting her,sister, Mrs. Henry Fens-
se, came down from Bonair yesterday
:or visit At the Ray Morris home.
''Say, Jack, do you KIN ow' / am NOR
han pleased with that diamond ring
'ou gave me-" &'h#
''You ought to be. Susie, I bought it