Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-29

DR.. G. A. Plummer leaves tonight
for Baltimore where he will take q
post graduate course at John Hopkins
University. He expects to return
about the middle of July.
w. A. Gleason has bought pool hall
at New Richmond, Wis. Ito which place
he made trip this week: If the new
deal proves satisfactory Mr.. Gleason
may decide to quit railroad work.
E. C. Eldridge, who has been ". It.
ing relatives in Cresco and vicinity,
left Friday for his home at Kansas
City. His niece, Hazel Eldridge,
accompanied him home eor a visit.
REBUILT TRACTION ENG1NEs.-All
sizes and kinds. Also rebuilt separa.
tors, new separators and attachments
at money saving prices.
80" Ballou & Smart, Waterloo, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilde left yea.
terday for Cresco, Ia, where they will
in the future reside. They leave
host of friends here, who join in wish.
ing them success in their new home.
There will be a basket social and
program in M. w. a. hall, Tuesday,
June End, for the benefit of Emmanuel
Lutheran League, at O'Clock sharp.
Every body welcome. Admission 15c.
sWANrED-5Oo young men: and women
to prepare for bookkeeping and steno-
graphic positions. For beautiful, free
catalog, address r. E. Eklund, or Col.
lege of Commerce. Waterloo, Ia. s9tf
HOWARD COUNTY FARM WANTED
State full particulars, including pri-
ce, terms, location and improvement,
in your letter. No land agents need
answer, Lock Box 627. Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. 10
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Shaffer mourn
the loss of their little son, Joseph
Alfred, who passed away Monday
after a brief life of but four days.
They have the sincere sympathy of all
in their bereavement.
Elmer E Benton. field deputy under
Revenue Collector Murphy, of Du-
buque, was q business visitor in Cres-
co last Friday. 1t seems mighty good
to see such democrats as Benton in tho
employ of Uncle Sam.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance
Association, of Riceville, County
Mutual Assessment Association, insures
farm property against fire, lightning,
tornadoes. cyclones and wind-storms;
horses, mules and colts to the extent of
$500 each, and ::cattle to the extent Of
$l0O each. Promptness, dispatch,
equitable adjustment of all valid claims.
Is not connected with any other
association or company. If you like
our plan will be pleased to hear from
you or call nearest agent.
The FARMERS MUTUAL INs. ASSN,
's''. Riceville, Iowa.
On Monday of this week, the 25th.
Lauraine Mead received an invitation
to play piano solo during the teachers
program given at the convention of
music teachers of Iowa at Muscatine,
June 18th to 10Th, the invitation being
extended by MIR. James P. Moorhead.
of Fairfield, Ia, vice president of Tho
Society Of Music Teachers of Iowa.
Miss Mead has also secured places on
the pupils program at this convention,
it being the custom to have programs
given both by teachers and their pupils
at this meeting, for two numbers to
be given by her pupils, as follows
Sonata Pathetique Op. 13, C Minor,
by Beethoven, for her ensemble class
of two pianos, eight hands, viz Miss
Ruth Converse, Mrs. J. l.. Mueller,
Miss Marjory Goocher and Miss Grace
Johnson; Miss Josephine B,galk will
play the second number, piano solo,
Nocturne G Major by Chopin.
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