Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-04-24

WANTED Young stock to pasture;
81 miles southeast Of Cresco. .,34t2
a '%:$ w. r. KAATz, !
l29 5th Ave. SW, Cresco.
For SALE-Eggs from Indian Run
ner Ducks. $500 per setting of Is
Phone Kendallville 8. l.
34t4 Geo. Price, Rt. l, Cresco.
+. Eggs for Matching from pure bred
White Plymouth Rocks at Soc per SET
ting. Eggs in, large lots for incubators
q speciality. H. W. SHUT1LEwoRTH.
When you want to sell or buy second
hand furniture, call on sJehn Finegan,
on the south side in. the Gibby building:
Also three living rooms and a barn for
rent. ......... ..
MI. and Mrs. Peter Fsrris and family
spent a few days at the hsne of her
parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Bucks and Mr.. and Mrs.. Adam
Petry. .s.a%a
Andrew 'Torgey" Olson leaves to-
day on trip to the old home in Nor
way to visit brother and sister, ex-
pecting to be absent about three
months. rsF.za. :.tr,.r,
M J. White returned Monday morn
ing from a winters stay at the. old
soldiers colony at St. Cloud; Florida.
Mrs. White stopped off for. visit in
Chicago. .-"
Mr.. and Mrs.iM. Herold whq;.were
here to attend the funeral Of the. lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Sophia Frey, re-
turned yesterday to their home at
Pierce, MINI. ~ sEs
Minnie and Alma Klaffke left Satur-
day for visit with their sister, Mrs
H. Painter at Charles City, the latter
will visit another sister at Kimball, S.
D., before returning.
A red boar came the premises of
John N. Johnson, Plymouth Rock.
about week ago. Owner is request
ed to come and prove property, pay
charges and take him away. 35tl
Mrs. Sophia Frey died Saturday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Phil
lip Herold, and the funeral was held at
Ft. Atkinson Wednesday, where the
remains were taken for burial.
Harry Stevens and bride (nee Jennie
Mullaney) returned yesterday from a
wedding trip to Madison and other
South Dakota Points. The will reside
on q farm near Plymouth Rock.
For SALE-Two Rugs made from old
carpets. One 6x8 feet, and one Skill
feet, in good condition, cheap if taken
soon. Phone ,209..
LAURAiNE MEAD.
Dr.. N. J. Lowry. who has been i'll
for some time, underwent . successful
operation on Monday at Mercy bospi-
tal. An aGgravated1csse Of appendi-
81, &. found f. es'rs' NJ: for
the. tYOuble.$ S.Asgaes.- 49,, ,.s.-4s f
Mr. IT.; and d Ms Mrs. VIM. wi,br Il Nj.
md Mrs. B. P. Norton and M. John
Farnsworth returned Tuesday from
California where they spent the winter,
he former from Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton from Pasadena.
G. A. Stern, Geo. Gill, Walter Glea-
ION, F. c. Blandin. c. A. Marshall, A.
Marshall, Chan Robinson, Robbie
Hughes, and. Bert, Aonesmith went
% Posvville yesterday to attend Ma
,onic gathering and banquet.
Yeu viii profit in money, time and
BY buying an Oliver or, Sat
tley gang plows, the, only gangs free
from sidedraft, and guaranteed to
scour on. every farm. Sold by i.
35t2 .'..5',.' b. r. EVANS.
The fire department was called FRI
lay morning to the c. W. Reed home
where. the garage had caught fire from
IN electric supply wire which had be-
come disl0dged BY the wind and fallen
upon. The fire was extinguished with
little damage done.
Adolph Peter, leaves tonight for
Chicago, and viii be joined there Mon
DAY by his daughter Elsie, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Roth and daughter Huldib.
md Miss Ratz, on trip to Switzer-
land, where they viii visit relatives in
Berne, expecting to be absent about
three months.
The Waskes -Dsneesat- las this to-.
,ay concerning { Former Creseo Bsptist
pastor: ''Rev. Bell Who his. served the
Baptist congregation Here = ths4 pas
Tor for the past year ard baif has ten
dered his resignation to- accept the
pastorate Of 4 church at tfpee4one.