Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-16

: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Taubman were
called to Denverl Co.., the first Of the
week on account of the serious illness
of their daughter. Mrs. Vessel, who is
in the hospital at that place.
For SALE-A few choice brood
sows, also fine brood mare years
old-sound except wire cut, weight
100. Phone east Bonair 10.
34tf HARRY HOWARD.
w. C. Fifeld and son Clint return
ed Saturday from a business trip to
Fair Haven, Vermont, the latter's wife,
and children accompanied them from
Fayette where she has been visiting at.
the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Plummer arrived
Wednesday from trip to San Fran
sisco, and visited at the home of their,
J their son, DR.. Geo., leaving yesterday
for visit in Lime Springs, en- route to-
their home in Spring Valley.
This ad may not appear again but
the fish market will always run from
now on. I will have for line of fresh
fish, salmon, halibut, pike and mack
erel, and three to four kinds of smoked
fish. 33-tf w. E. Bowers.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
natures own tonic, purely vegetable.
Its use is not followed by devitalizing
aftr-effects. Safe and sure, try IT for
debility, anaemia, poor appetite, Spring
tiredness. Tea or Tablets IS CENTS
Fred Lowry.
More horses are sweenied, CALLED and
foundered working on hard running
side draft kind of gang plows, than
any other farm work. Save the horses
by blowing with the light, running, free
from sidedraft Oliver gang. Sold by
B. R. Evans.
Mrs. DR.. Kessel returned Sunday
from visit in Minneapolis. She was
accompanied by her neices, Mrs. w.
T. Boutell and Miss Lucille Magaw,
the former returned to her home in
Minneapolis Wednesday while the latter
remained for longer visit.
Miss Luverne Nichols was the guest
of honor Tuesday night at a pre-nup-
tial party given for her by Miss Mable
Hamilton to which her numerous young
lady friends were invited. Miss Nichols:
was the recipient of an electric read
ing lamp from the company.
Mrs. Jas. Van Slyke returned Mon
day night from an extended visit in
Wis. and Minnesota, being the guest
while away of her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Goocher at Ladysmith, Wis, and her
daughters Mrs. Mae Horton and Mrs.
Maud Keim in the Twin Cities.
Z As the Easter rush is over am now
quite prepared to meet the demands in
line of millinery, snd shall be pleased
to have.A I'll old customers and friends To-
call and sbfmefscsrss sSlAnSGE ssoness Over
PetefSen BfUS.1 HardWare Store. s.. /.
/ 33st2 ~ Ne'et @ NH. I. IversoDn.
AS l am going to be in the auto busi-
ness at Whalen & Hanson's, wish to
announce that am situated in mar
ner to continue the real estate bust
ness. My principal Office and staying
place will be at this building, so call on
me if YOU wish to sell or trade your
real estate. Vincent Kapler.
Anybody who can use an auto this
summer can buy one built for comforta-
BILE riding by reliable manufacturer.
Was put in best of condition and re-
painted last winter. Tires 32x3a inch,
are good for several thousand miles
Price reasonable.
34t4 PRED SwENsoN, 'Cresco.
The Roxburgh Publishing Company,
book publishers of Boston, Mass, has
accepted for publication DR.. D. T.
Robertson's novel, 1.-THE Winning of
the Valley Many of our people heard
the story read by DR.. Robertson at
Sunday evening services and will be
glad to be able to procure it for reading
and gift to friends.
reiter, SIT Rne,lm aad rCzema
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