Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-01

Eggs for Matching from pure bred
White Plymouth Rocks at Soc per set
ting. Eggs in large lots for incubators
a specially. H. W. SHUTrLEWORTH.
For SALE-Eggs from Indian Run.
ner Ducks. ,$l.00 per setting of Is.
Phone Kendallville 8. - -
34t4 Geo. Price, Rt. l, Cresco.
Cash paid for old rubbers and rugs
and metals. Extra allowance i
delivered. Phone 376.
,!i% SAM FELDsTEN.
Miss Edna Howe and brother Sidney
arrived Tuesday from Mason City for
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. John
Black burn and family and Mrs. Lottie
Scholz.
Will Owens was climbing ladder in
his barn last Wednesday when it broke
and precipitated him to the floor and
causen fracture Of one bone in the
left forearm. m ~ l
Among tie Cresco callers from
Ridgeway, Saturday, were Mesdames
H. Rue, Ole Rue and children, E.
Lundby, E. N. Brekke and Agnes and
Palma Qually.
Mrs. w. A. Glass and little son
Billy, who have been visiting relatives
and friends, left Saturday for visit
in Minneapolis enroute to their home
at Cumberland, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Hoopman and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Hoopman and babe went to Chester
Wednesday to attend the funeral of an
aunt Mrs. Della Lawson. @
Mr.. and Mrs H. R. Subway ar
rived last Thursday for visit at the
D. P. Shumway home. They were en-
route to their home in Minneapolis
from a winters stay in California.
For SALE-A Royal Aztec Parrot, 8
years old, price SIS 90, Also. St.
Andreasberg Roller Canary, price $500
MISSES GREBIN,
l3l, End. Ave. West, Cresco.
For SALE-Two Rugs made from old
carpets. One 6x8 feet, and one Skill
feet, in good condition, cheap if taken
soon. Phone .2O9. s.s.<'a.or
LAURAINE MEAD,
0. L. Qveel has opened a blacksmith
shop in the old R. Wentworth shop,
east of the o. K. Hotel, and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of blacksmithing
and woodwork at prices lower than
others charge. STA
Mrs. T. Swanson, of Boston, Mass.
arrived Saturday for a visit at the
Rev. Figenbaum home. Mrs. Swan
son has been attending Luther College
commencement exercises, her son Fred
being one Of the graduates.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
serve 4 dinner in the W: o. W. hall on
Saturday, May 9Th. They; will also
have for sale - assostnent of aprons
and other useial hesseheh articles; ,
Remember the date Nay 9Th.
Most gang plows take four horses to !
run the piow and one horse to pilot the
sidedraft. Oliver and Sattley gangs
run free of sidedraft, and viii scour on Z
every farm. Sold by
35t2 B. r. EVANS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Haney and little
daughter arrived last week from Bis
mark, N D., for . visit with the. lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Lyons. Mr.. Haney returned Monday.
but his wife and children will remain
for longer visit.
Mrs. E. Foster and little daughter !
who have been visiting at the w. 1, !;
Richards home left Wednesday for
visit with Mrs. DR.. Sanford at Farm
ington, Mimi. They will also visit at
Aberdeen, S. D., enroute to their
home at Spokane, Wash.
Woods, Schneider & Herold wish to
see all their old customers in their new
location just west of DR.. Buttons
veterinary Office. They have, full
assortment Of machinery, buggies, ETC..
and while they cannot house 30 large
stock as formerly their assortment is
complete and prompt delivery is as
sured. ,..,.-
Z, Mrs. D. F. Eager arrived from Bcul-
der, Colo, Monday for short visit
With her parents Mr.. and llsa z. T.
Gardner and other relatives. She was
accompanied home BY her children
Eunice and Ruth who have been; with
their grandparents and Claude who has
been with his uncle Rupert, the past
few months. ID ~. :.