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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
fNETRYISHED (Continued1

FOR RENT $3.50. .40I3 Marlboro6r
& 500 .2eto Mass av s25 20 4OI2 ,ih NV sr
nv. 1sr s25.;a,.IG2s 18th NV. 5r
s.. 800 114l X av NV. $50. l2..si S NV. 6r
16r $23 30 lOis y Cap t;r
$40. .24ol Mass av,9DT s.s..0.514 Shepherd Sr
$40. 1902 nv. 1OT 81 IL K ne. Or
siIaSn.3 18th NV 1877 se3 10 Ia43 9th nv 81
500. t.. 18th i2- S23. 1,:sS 9Th NV. Ir
sIa.472 Ia av nw. store sca.5o. III llth nc. Or
ST., SIP 18TH NV "a 500 80 4IO Shcp'd NV 6r
$50 . 1914 5 NV. Or sa22 20. 1Ti, 9Th NV. 6r
S-,a.-. lIol iSth nw. ar Sa2 80 l450 l. nv. "a Or
$3.50. 1877 Cpi Az NV Tor S22 ~, 1i6 sw sr
$50 I:sls r nw loc a0;,o G:s. : c av se6r
sao .1Io; 18th NV. o s2o "a. .90I 10Th pw.sto
$50 100 >"a;on NV. s. goo: 20. i63 I'D NV. Or
50 20 9th So, Tor 5000. -to4 c nc. OF
stS.:.a.a::Ia 18th NV, Tor SO ..J r nv. 6r
-45 80. 4oI 4th NV. i:;r s.o Ills 5th he. II
$500 ;Sas lsth NV. l0r $40 1904 9th nv. shop
s4J.fsi3 Newton NV, Ior SIS 20 6l7 4th NV. 6r
So. .2IT: 18th MS. I0r SIS .4Is-N NV. .Gr
S4:.l1c4 Newton nw.9r SIS. 20 l2o5 Fla av nc CT
s4l o5. .S23 10Th NV. Or sIs.:50 l6:a, 18th NV, tr
$40 ~. lis NV. I:,r SIS 30. 1914 Il NV. Sr
$50. ,2466 Ont rd nw.ar s.Iath 4 Irving ne .Sr
o.5O. l -, Euclid ar SIS 500 Sc, lr
$50 = 900 II NV i1r sic 30 . 81 4th ne, 6r
$3.50. 80; nth NV {. 81. % l6l, 18th NV. ,r
1910. 1880 Pk rd nv. Or si6..o.2i22 Fla av nw..r
81. ,S 81 2lst NV Tor SI.; ~ 2j Oakdale NV .ir
s.: -. I:,., W NV Sr sl56o. ~ Defrees nw,6r
So 30. So v nun NV sl:,,o ....41a nv. 6r
50, so 1:.30 " NV. Or si5 % II Dcfrrcs nw.,;r
ST.. so1 Rock Greek s15 80 lt:.ot. 10th NV Or
Church road >to-e Si'.---- 2i.;I ] NV. Or
s.. SOL li01 I4th nv sto Sli 50 al 9Th ne. -
81, al. 1905 X nv tr S14 ~. 412 j av nw5r
s;:i.:.a. I::22 Corcoran.Sr $40. 1904 W NY. Or
SD 30 olSo 18th NV Sr $i4 2,:i4 9Th II
So 90 Ia, X NV Tor sI4 25l7 18th nw.reaT
s;:o 40 1907 -.th NV sr SI2 ~. 1880 Fuller nw.9r
~,:u 30 in1n Marlboro, g. st2 30 -21i Y NV. "r
$40 ~, 302i :.fh NV sr sli so lo4 22d NV. 4r
$50 80 S:N Varpuu q sr1,o-14 Fentop ne.5r
$40. ISo:, NV Sr SlI .4o..i;,: Mclean sN ..'r
S2S I.,,a It;th nv ~ SI1 ,S:s t:irurd trcari.4-
eo1 30 - Rand'ph nv ~ SS.0O.J Majors st nwi
So 30 ioi:; 9th nv 7r s. 1lI Balls ct nw.4r
ST 80. i34 Uhland ST. a.. 1o3 y SC. "
terrace ne. O.
APARTMENTS.
ST., TIL" Cumberland, .,r $40. The Cavendish. Sr
go The TonstiaIe ,r SIS 30 The Arden. 3r
$50 Th. Cumberland :,- SOS 80 The Darlington: .;:r
$50 Tn, Brunswick :.r SIS 30. The RocheStcr,+r +r
S3o Tn. Cambridge 4f xotiJu The Rochester :'r
81 80 The Norton ~ sci; 20. The Lonsisle. ;ir
ST. 30 The. Darlington S23 80 The Cumb lsnd.2r
S., The Ripley. 4r $50. 80 The Morton. r
So 80 Tnc Phoenix :sr $50 The Terrace. 1T
GARAGES.
81 40 nv. rear $40, ,4t6 NV. NV rear ear
weekly bulletin.
SWAETZELL. RIITEM & HESSEf co.
n
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR R[,ZT-Rv Fl OYD y DAVIS. 9Th & 4 S.w.
1355 Snr rd 6r h SIS 80 gss 9TH dwl. as 90
2.sO ID nc Ior h 40 80 I14O list .6r, b. 20 so
400 + No or h 3O o. .S. Il NV. Or. b. ..27 80
a33 Va ay s,y 1or b23 80 7o6 q sw. ar. b.. 80
5o \ So sto dyyr o5 % t03 l. ne. 1dr. h. 20. 80
f2nS 9Th sw .9r. h. 2nd 45s sth s" or o. ~ ou m
.n4 6tb sw sr b. is So sos 10th sw, Orb. .2o. 10
40, sth sw 6r h IS 30 g3lr. L sw. 6r h. 1870
4o0 1ith sw ,;r b. Ii 81 12l7 G sw. 6r b. Ii so
Sf7 Az 1I.5 81 SIS .th s". "r -lu
30l Mel sw, 6.b.i6 81 20 sw. 6f- ,,-.," ~
591 oh sry a. h I5ou AZ Iith sN. ar.. IL 90
7Io n sw125, 13;;s H't'n p sw 81. .oo
aNS {, sy 6r h lS II. 49, q sw. :,r. Ii 81
2o7 13th sw ,rb - 30 aI2 + sw, 6r. b.. .2O. "a
,05 9th s,y 6r h 20 80 4o6t. 9th sw.6r b. II. 80
$40 + sw Or h. q 80 sol I sw. Or, b.. il 90
APARTMENTS.
3o21 Mt PI Ar b. c,.ou 80 9TH sw.1 5r.b16- -
7ol 9Th sw. I'd A. 1900 so5 9TH sw. Or $50
For more complete list call at the office
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1875 I. STREET NORTHWEST
An attractive house of twelve large rooms
and two baths: downtown. but In very good
nefghborhood Possession be had inme-
diately. Rent reasonable Apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & COMPANY. Inc.
13S 18th at. NV
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FOR REST-PRACTICALLY NEW NINEROoN
- corner house. Mount Pleasant. Basement: hot
water heat. gas. electric light: large yard; SIS
OWNER. 1890 Newton ST Phone Col. z771.
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FOR RENT
1927 2Ist ST. NV.
rooms. Tiled bath.
Hot-water heat.
Newly papercd and painted.
H. l.. RUST. 400 H Ut.
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1ol Eye Sc. st&dw%5' ~
21dD T. Nv. st&dw -. ~
...:.:,u 1iih NV. st .iw:a' 40
CoLORED
40 Mo av nu-1lT.b;:.:10
3ai Fla av NV. .Ir. 81 30
sos Mo av NV. .!2r. bo- 20
To. Mo av. 15r. b.. ..2s. 40
80 o nv. Or. Il. 30
2.2i Sher nv. 81. b. 20. o
2i2G Eye NV. 6r.w.2a.2,
152I 18th nw.6r.b. .20.e1
1881 r ne. 6r. b. ..I9-.'o
1898 ith NV. Tr.w. 1889
$40 cd NV. 6r.w. .lS-lo
IG9 Lamont w.i.h.1I..o
@Iia Sner av. fr, b. ITO
1915 II av w.6-.wlI.50
a2l 18th Sc. CRIB. 1910
:2s31 18th So. Gr. b.1S-5h
:":23 18th So. 6r. h.i6 90
o2l2 Va av nw,J.w.15.5o
1o15 I'd ne. 6r. w.l5.5n
1>0s L nv. Or. ". .l5.30
80 q nv. 4r. W. 800
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.SoR RENT.lsI1 18Th ST. NV: 10 ROOMS
- and bath, so.
& 1913 St. II rooms ana BATH, s4S
Downtown apartments, rooms and bath
10 50 10 $3oS0
ton RENTNNEw HOUSE NEAR LINoDY.N
=, Park: six and tile hath: hof-water
p heat: porcAes; only 050: key NEXT door
JOHN ". CHfLDRESS 1905 I ct. nv
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EUh SALE-dUUSES.
FOR SALE-ISSPECT THIS HOUSE
situated on one of the best squares on the
Heights.
1410 Harvard st.
Convenient 10 1ith and Columbia road cars
A BARGAIN At S5.500.
Erected by n most reliable builder: corner OF
alley; plenty of light. Room for garage cn
lot. stories: frst-class condition. OPEN
FOR INSPECTION.
STONE & FAIHrAX 1882 New York ave.
FOR SALE-HERE'S A BARGAIN
Si,9JO
Rhode Island ave. North Capitol St
Three t:@ story house.
Handsome aud well built: 0 rooms and bath:
lot 1Sx1n3.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE HERE'S 4 BARGAIN
Near Mass. ave. ami sheridan Circle.
$1,000.
Comparatively new, II rooms.
Two -, baths.
An oPportunity-to own property in section
of the northwest surrounded by mansions.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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s4f Mclean av sw.
Tr and b..-.lo.5O
40 sw. t;r. II. Ia. 30
ST. I! So, t;r. -. .lo.an
iog:ru Jackson nc .6r15. 30
~ II sw. lr- 10
-, y So. Sr.- go
Tlo II sw. tir. $50
-. Nth sw .sto, o,rHi. TO- on
Iol1 I2t'' So. 5r. 800
toioRED.
."..-.S ~. sw, w,sto.dwl:S,.n no
i3i6 T NV. Tor, Ii. $3.50
80 :id sw. ar. b.2l.:
~ :m sw. ST. 900
2uS l. sw. 6i-. h. .1s-50
...,,s llth NV. 6r. $500
y,ta. ~ -, A., - flh
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MONEY WANTED.

MONEY WANTED TO SUPPLY SEVERAL AP-
plicatiorrs for loans of 81 ooo and $4,000 each.
on improved city property. at per cent
CIAS. w. MORRIS. :.u5 Evans bldg
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5i5 6th, 14r, b. $50. 81 ls,,o NV, sr' 20 =,
1926 Ill av. 6r. b. 90. 50 1929 11th lar b. .55 20
1879 llth Tor, b...4o.50 1852 Euclid 1Or b. 30 90
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FOR RENT
lT26 p nv, 12r. .2h. 81 90
Dos ~. sw. .sto. dwl.35 ~
I11SS Oregon. 6r. 81. ~
2G6 81, sw. sio. o.dwl.:':, 80
1H6 7 nc. orb. .:.,.'"o
III ~. sw. .stu.,iw 80
LIST & G sw .st".dvl"":' M
49, & sw. Sr. n.:.'-tH'
17IS ath NV. Sr.h.:'' >"
1905 a.. sw Sto.dw =. 30
81: 9th sw. t;r. -, ~
2+2a X NV. 6r, Il. - -
I2:,S II NJ. Or. h. ..o.:."
ISL Sherm IL. 4r.f'. bla M
.,i0 G. >w. Gr. b. 1900
40 lith sw. 81. .h.ls.W'
SIG 18th sw. Gr. bio. ~
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UNFURSIsHED,

FffE IFNI-D- n. IUFTNSON 90. l.;iti Fl y W
5I5 tj;h. 1T. Auh $50 -; - X ne Gr l., o, 80
l:gsn Harvard. sT.b $40, 1919 Iith l.r b. 20 ~
4oe :rt n. Or h.ls.I"' 1i2s Iith- lar. h. $500
FoIi REST-l1i5 DE SALES 10 ROOMS
new tled baths: servants toilet: paper.
paiut. "iec- lieitts and fixtures; h.w.h. per
tert o.t!.r: 500 mo. Apply HOTEL GRAFTON.
Fol; RENT 1fth ST. Sc: SPLENDID
modern corner house Of sven srnny rooms: por-
r'laIn bath and kitchen sink; newly papered in
INK of condition. right line; open for
inspection; rent. s2l.;'0 See OWNER at 1o5
81. - phone Itac,l 2fssS
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
cresco Horses at New Hampton.

The Cresco horses entered in the
New Hampton Fair races gave good
accounts Of themselves without excep-
ton.
Eddy's Tinka and Odell's Air Line
we're both in the 2:22 pacing race, the
first horse taking first money ane the
latter horse. second money. The best
time in this race was mark of 2:2lA
by Tinka.
]. A. Cuttings PAGER Lady Lyle was
second in the first heat of q race on
Wednesday in field of six horses.
Rain prevented the completion Of this
race till Saturday.
Allen Gilbert, owned by Albert
Klingle, while not getting in on the
money in the race in which he started,
gave creditable account of himself.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Charles RaberIy Killed 10 Accident.

Charles F. Haberly, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Haberly, but for several
years . resident of DEBORAH, was fatal.
ly injured last Thursday evening while
It work on his farm south Of Cresco.
and passed away Sunday night at ~
o'clock At Mercy hospital. where he
was taken for surgicaa Treatment,
without having regained consejOusness.
He was assisting fill silo and start
ed toward the ensilage cutter to start
feeding the machine when it's cover. =
sheet iron affair of considerable weight.
blew off and struck Mr.. Haberly With
so much force that his skull was frsc-
tured, both upper and lower jaw bones
broken in several pieces on the right
side Of his face and also breaking the
collar bone.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25

The deceased was born in Howard
County, on tre farm where he met
with the fatal accident. on Oct. l6.
1871. He was united in marriage to
Clara Sellman. in Hesper. fourteen
years ago in October, who with five
children, four girls and one boy, be-
sides two sisters. Mrs. Will Frank and
Mrs. Frank Wilson. of Howard county,
are left to mourn the loss of kind and
loving husband and father.
The deeeaSed Had been resident OF
DecoSah for the past ten years OF more
and was in partnership with his brother
in.law, E. F. Sellman, in the imple-
ment business there, the firm selling
out last fall, since which time Mr..
Haberly had looked after his farming
interests in Howard County.
Mr.. Haberly was good friend and
neighbor, industrious and a good BUSH
ness man who was square in all his
dealings, and man who in every way
enjoyed the confidence and respect OF
all who knew him. and the sincere sym
patty of the community is with the
sorrowing and afflicted family who are
left to mourn the loss of . kind
husband and father, cherished broth
er and dutiful son.
Funeral services were held In
Immanuel's Lutheran church, Wednes-
day, conducted by Rev. Pless. and the
remains taken on the afternoon tran
to DEBORAH where services were, held
in the Norwegian Synod church by
Rev. Torrison. with interment in
Phelps Cemetery.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kratz, Of near
Ridgeway, were very forcefully remind
ed last Sunday Of their twenty seventh
wedding anniversary, when 22O rela-
tives and friends unexpectedly appeared
and in their absence at church took
possession of their home and awaited
their return. After sumptuous
dinner had been served to al, the crowd
gathered in the shade on the spacious
lawn where Rev. l.. N. Day conducted
devotional services. .'Bleet Be The Tie
that Binds, was surg and . part OF
Psalm "a was read. followed by prayer.
On behalf Of the children. relatives
and friends, some very handsome table
silve. ware and . substantial purse of
silver were presented the worthy couple
Before taking their departure. the
guests personally congratulated Mr..
and Mrs. Kratz and expressed their
sincere wishes for future happiness.
The service closed with singing,
God Be With You Till We Meet
Again."
MIR. Theo. Kratz and Miss Sarah
Martin were united in marriage. Sept.
q, 1887, at Lansing, Iowa. Rev. J..
Knocke officiating, since which time
they have made their home west of
Pidvewav
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
DANGEROUS Machines.

An ensilage cutter accident, some-
what similar to that which caused the
death of Chas. Haberly took place Sat-
urdAy afternoon at the Will Church
farm, but fortunately and almost mi
raculousiy no one was injured. The
machine was running ut high rate OF
speed. and Mr.. Church was at work
close by the machine, when it sudden
" flew in pieces, one large piece of
iron weighing about 100 pounds being
thrown over the barn and to distance
of II rods. Several men we're in the
vicinity, but we're mot touched by any
of the fiying missiles.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Next Monday Evening" What9

The big Lyceum Course opens with
the Musical Maids in the Methodist
Church. II you haven't gotten q
Course ticket, get it this week OF the
young people of the Epworth League
or ut the drug stores. Five numbers
for $l.5O. single admission for the
Musical Maids SO cents. School child
rem Of all ages, $l.OO for the Course.
This is conceded to be the best Course
that has been put on in Cresco and
deserves your patronage. Give it q
boost by your presence. and at the
same time enjoy five rich treats scatter
ed through the winter months.
Remember this opening number. It's
next Monday night.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Dad Peeey Offers for Sale

Lots IL, IL and Is in block q, r. r.
addition to Cresco, covered with good
substantial buildings with Is feet
trackage. Also three residences, two
of them situated on two Of the finest
corners in Cresco. Also 10 vacant lots,
cement walks and street trees on three
sides. One residence three blocks from
r. Il. depot, and two 4 blocks. Va.
cant lots also 4 blocks. If interested,
see DAD. He is from Illinois. He
will show you. 5tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Scholarships for Young Men.

The Iowa State Teachers College
grants two honor scholarships annually
to two young men from each county of
the state. These appointments are
made by the County Superintendent Of
Schools of said counties and the oppor-
tunity thus offered gives to these young
men the chance to receive college
education at the expense of their own
personal maintenance. Young men
have large opportunities in educational
work if they make proper preparation.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Encouraqlnq( a. Home Industries.

| The Cresco Brick and Tile Works
was started with the beginning OF The
town nearly fifty years ago and has
been in continuous operation since that
time, making it one Of the Oldest, i
not the oldest manufacturing concerns
in the country. During that time It
has supplied material for most Of the
public buildings including the hospital.
churches and schools, its stores and
other business buildings, and many Of
its finest houses. It has also shipped
its ware as far west as Algona and
Blooming Prairie and east into Wiscon-
sin. Among its shipments were brick
for four.story building for the Hor-
mel packing company at Austin. MIMI,
and brick and blocks for the sanitar-
|ium at Prairie du Chen. It also sup.
piled between 800. COO and 400. 900 brick
for the Catholic church at Protivin.
the largest and best built in the:
country.
During the past few years. the pro-
prietor has installed new and modern
machinery, also is just completing .
new and modern double draft kiln
guaranteed to insure uniform, hard
burned ware.
During all its long career 1t has
neither asked or received any assist
ance other than that accorded home
enterprise and 1t has aimed to employ
home labor whenever possible. Ito
proprietor has also patronized the
local merchants and business men.
The foregoing is mentioned ct this
time because the Cresco Commercial
Club, our local booster organisation,
during the past year have solicited
| from the citizens to build public build
ings and have appointed building com-
| mittees who see At to : large extent,
j to 20 outside for material which could
be obtained 1t home ard which ! be-
lieve is unwsrranted and unnecessary.
! II the Commercial Club is mot satis-
fled with the present management Of
the brick and tile plant, its proprietor
would be pleased to entertain propo-
sition from them looking to perpetu.
ate one Of the local industries that has
been able to stand on its own legs and
4 BE a real benefit TO the town for half q
century. Brick is the Oldest perma-
Inent building material, and it's use for
buildings is bound to become almost
/ universal.
also wish at this time to express
my appreciation Of the patronage and
support accorded me and will try by
fair ealing to merit its continuance.
Yours for business,
C.. A. MARSHALL.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
It Makes Dad Tired

To listen to old men tell how they could
have bought this or that piece OF
property tina. some one else bought.
toiled upon and improved; how they
could have bought it once for little
or nothing had they been mind to.
They are like Pat. He said he was
born within three miles of London, and
bejabers, he could have been born in
London had he been mind to.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Hathaway-Tlonpson Wedding.

uutuOW0J IluVWPSVu "Vuus"S'
An open air wedding took place Sat
urday. Sept. 18th, 1914, at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson. near
Fayette. Mr.. n. Lee Hathaway, for
merly Of Ridgewsy. and Miss Jessie G..
Thompson, Of Fayette being the prin-
cipals.
The wedding was complete sur
prise to everybody, even the guests.
The reunion Of the Thompson family
was in progress at the Ralph Thomp.
son h.me when about the noon hour
three automobiles containing the bridal
partyadrove into the yard. and almost
before the guests knew what was hap.
pening they were witnessing the mar
rags ceremony. This was performed
BY President <. w. Cooper. of the
Upper Iowa University, who with the
bride and groom, stood in the car in
which the ride from town had been
lie. The car was surrounded by the
= He body Of relatives and immediate
1riSnds as the words of the ceremony
were said, then the assembly was
photographed and the congratulations
followed. The bride wore beautiful
gown of embroidered net over white
taffeta, and carried bouquet of roses.
The groom was attired in black.
There were about seventy present at
the reunion and wedding, and follow
ing the ceremony all sat down to a pic
mic dinner on the lawn, where an hour
or more passed in festivities suitable to
the, occasion. Later in the afternoon
the bridal party returned to Fayette.
From there the bride and groom went
to Elksder for a short visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Griffith.
thence going to Chicago for a week .
stay, when they will return to Fayette
TO make their home. After their de-
parture from the scene Of the wedding
the guests made up . substantial purse
for the purchase Of q wedding present.
Besides the reunion. guests who wit
messed the ceremony those from out OF
town we're Mrs Hathaway, of Ridge.
way, mother of the groom; Mrs. Ches'
ter Williams. Of Calvin, N. D., his sis
ter; and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Griffith,
| OF Elkader, Mr.. Griffith being Mr.
Hathaway's partner in the Fayetts
4 County Leader. soon to be issued q
Fay cite.
The bride is the only daughter Q,
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Thompson. o.
Fayette, and is known as lady Of nu
merous musical and artistic accom-
plishm ents, and Of a happy disposition
which has made. her many friends
The groom has been resident Of
Ridg. way all his life and is known a
young man Of high integrity. clear
personality and good business ability
For the past ten years he has beer
publisher Of the Review at Ridgeway,
in connection with this work being
postmaster for the past three years.
The newly married couple have
many friends who will wish them al
happiness and prosperity in their YEAR
of life together.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Methodist Notes.

The pastor is at Conference this week
and there will not be any preaching
service, but the Sunday School and
League will meet as usual. Prayer
meeting at the usual place and hour.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Married in Austin.

The marriage of Claude M. Elzea, of
Cresco, and Miss celia NJ. Woods. of
Lime Springs, was solemnized Friday
morning at IL o'clock at the Methodist
parsonage In the absence Of DR..
Stout, Rev. w. L. Riley of the Bap-
list church ofiiciated. The young peo-
ple will make their home in Sheldon,
Iowa.-Austin Herald.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Farm for Sale.

400 acre farm in Sec. 27-l0O-13, sit
uated q miles south Of Chester, and
Al miles due west of Lime Springs.
watered with springs and spring creek
and good well. For particulars apply
to the owner on the place or by mail.
5ts JOHN CRAY,
Route 2, Lime Springs, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
0. c. Wilson to Speak In Creseo.

O. C. Wilson. Socialist nominee fol
governor. will speak in Cresco Thurs
day night, Oct. LIST, at 8 o'clock. The
Cause of the European War;"
CREsco SOCIALIST CLUB.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Standino Timber for Sale.

have quantity of standing timber
that will sell by the load or acre. Two
miles west of Cresco Phone West 16.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
For Rent.

A good sized room over Clark Bros !,
grocery store. Inquire at D. Amund-
sons Tailor Shop. 4t2.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Photographs 10 Gents Per Dozen.

This price for short time only. New
gallery over Kraft, Odell Clothing
store.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-25
Buys.a Fine Hoo.

Mrs. Joseph Bouska & Son recently
purchased hog that won second prize
at the Minnesota State Fair, for which
they paid the snug sum of $4,000, thus
adding another valuable porker to their
already very valuable herd of swine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-02
Ell bOtin.

Doce canones, nueve trenes mi
litares, seis mil rifles y tres Ca
rros del ferrocarril cargados de
municiones de artilleria y cartu-
chCs para mauser, fueron captu
radios por los rebeldes cuandO los
federales evacuaron Lacatecas,
segUn datos proporcionadoS por
ellOs mismos.
Este es uno de los botines de
guerra mas grandes que han cal
do en- poder de los victoriosos re-
beldes, y Villa esta contentiSimo
por que de esa manera hara so,
pas con 81 propio pan a los fede-
rales evacuadores, pues esta dis
puesto a Seguirles los pasos hasta
eXterminarlos por complete, aun
que para clio tenga que If regan
do de sangre su canine y dejan.
do por todas parties montones de
muertos que van senalando Su
paso de cOuquiStGdOr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-02
En- Mexico desean la
paZ.

Ell iueves Ultimo todos los habi-
tantes de la Capital estaban rebo-
santes de jdbilo por haber recibi-
do Ia noticia, que luego Sc hizo
pGblica, de haber sido frmados
en- Niagara Falls los PROTOCOLS de
paz, por los Delegates de Mexico
y los Estado3 Unidos.
El General Banquet, Ministro
de la Guerra, Sc neg6 a hacer CO.
m~entario alguno sobte Ia evacua-
ci6n de Zacatecas por las trOpas
federales a las 6rdenes del Gene
raj Medina Barron.
Ell gozo Sc les caera en- el POGO
a los metropolitanos cuandO Sc
convenzan de que estan pr6Ximos
a recibir la vista de Villa, que a
toda prisa esta hacienda los pre-
parativos para lamar a sus puer-
tas con su poderosa artilleria '
con su buena e~strella, que anne
naza no eclipsarse nunca.