Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-17

Mesdames Jas H. Cutting, W. H.
Tillson, J. W. Klingle, "A. w. Dorm,
and Mrs. Malanaphy and daughter
Abbie went to Lime Springs yester-
day to attend Royal Neighbor Con-
vention.
a fishing party party consisting Of
DR.. Robertson, Carl Terry, H. C.
Salisbury and w. J. Webster: returned
returned Friday from Root RIVER,
MIMI, with az fine rainbow and speck-
led trout.
Mrs. E. J. Thomas and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Allyn Daskam left yes
terday for visit in Usage; the former
for visit at the Gildersleeve home,
and the latter to visit Mrs. Ernie
COUNSEL.
Mrs. Capt. Thomas and daughter
Grace and son Charles Willard arrived
Monday from Kansas City, for visit
with the formers daughter, Mrs. Wilt
Miller; Mrs. Thomas and Grace to
remain during the summer.
M. W.kDrew, dealer in real estate
and cityfproperty. Privilege to deas
direct with:owner. Come and see me
before making an investment. Office
over P. F. O'Malley's store Office
phone 1881, residence phone 1888.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Omachtch and
family of Danvers, Mimi, and Mrs.
Emma Frank, of Chicago, who were
here to help celebrate Mrs. Omatcht
s0th birthday, mother of Mr.. Omatch
and Mrs. Frank, left Tuesday for their
respective homes.
Mrs. Phoebe Thayer, of Los Angeles,
CAL, and Mrs. Rule and daughter
Genevieve, of Belmont, Iowa, who
have been guests at the Otto Johnson
home the past ten days, left yesterday
for visit in Charles City, enroute to
their respective homes.
$48 pays for months tuition in the
Commercial orsthe shorthand DEPART
ment of Valdez College, DEBORAH,
Iowa. The catalog contains the names
of several hundred former !students of
Valdez College. This school assists
more than $50 students to paying posi-
tons every year.
S. w. Harris, carrier on r. F. D.
No. 8 had short but exciting runa-
way last Saturday morning. his team
starting from his barn and running
west up the alley till they collided with
a telephone pole near the Petersen
hardware store, stopping the team and
with but little damage done
Mrs. Thomas Weaken passed away
IN Monday at their home in the first
ward, after an illness of several weeks
which terminated in dropsy. The fu-
'eral took place yesterday afternoon
It the Baptist church. Mrs. Weaken
vas one of the early settlers in New
Oregon township. Obituary next week.
L. E. Strawn's son Howard was quite
'adly injured at the Converse farm last
Monday. He was driving on q hay
edder when the team ran away mixing
i'm up somewhat in the machinery and
hrowing him to the ground. An
by physician disclosed no
more serious injuries than bruises and
cratches.
Protect that property NOW with q
God Insurance policy protecting tit in
ase of loss from Fire. Lightning or
tornado. have the agency for the
recently represented by
dr. John 'Steinman. These companis
ave been tested out in this locality
nd made good-nothing better-noth-
ne cheaper. City and farm insurance
f all kinds written.
A K. NJ. THOMSON, Agent.
AGENTS WANTED:-We want a high
rade man in this locality to market
ur line of oils, greases, paints. etc.
Ian with conveyance preferred. Per-
nanent work on salary or commits
ion. Must have good references. Ex-
erience not necessary, although would
refer same. Address, The r. C.
Valentine Company, MarshalItown.
owa Yours truly,
THE r, C.. VALENTINE Co:
Catherine Boyle, aged about IL years,
he daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
'oyle, formerly of Cresco, died on
friday last at her home in Austin,
iinn., after few hours illness
aused by a sunstroke. Owing to the
ltense heat, the mother had taken the
tile girl with several others, to
aady resort near little stream,
here she was taken i'll. She tad al
ays been rather frail, suffering from
weak heart. The sorrowing family
ave the sympathy of their Clesco