Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-26

James Clynch drove over from Elma
Wednesday, and was caller at this
office, renewing his subscription for
another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Murtagh of Ago
ma, Ia, arrived Monday, on account of
the serious illness of the latter's father,
Frank Bouska.
For SALE:-Fine driving Mare, Sur
rey, single buggy, harness and cutter.
will sell single or all together. Phone
Cresco II or 292. 36tf
Mrs. Charles McCullow and babe came
up from Calmar Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. V. N. Gender.
The Misses Helen and Gertrude Kes-
sci are to arrive home Saturday from
Grinnell, where they have attended
school the past year.
Good roadster, Is H. P, thoroughly
overhauled, good tires, newly reprinted
Bargain for Cash. Enquire 321, across
street, Public Library. 1878
Cut out the Palmolive coupons from
the big ad and bring to our store. We
redeem them as per conditions printed
in coupons. Zbornik Bros.
The Misses Gertrude Lambert and
Myrtle Ostenson, of DEBORAH, came
Thursday for visit at the home of the
latter's aunt, Mrs. George Howard.
DR.. A. w. Hinchman, who recently
located here to practice osteopsthy, left
Monday for West Liberty, Iowa, where
he purchased an established practice.
Mrs. Ham Brown and mother, Mrs.
Sarah DAVIS, left Wednesday for Wau-
coma, called there by the serious illness
of the latter's brother-ln-law, M. B.
Wilson.
Another large supply of San Lac
seals has just been received to furnish
Harlan's milk bottles with sanitary caps.
He is the only milk dealer who uses
them in this town. 4O-1 t.
Miss Martha Becker was down from
Leroy the first of the week to accom-
Pc ny home her father. Joe Becker, who
was able to return tohis home from the
hospital, Wednesday.
Wanted-Men who desire to earn over
$125.0O per month write US to-day for
position as salesmen; every opportunity
for advancement. Central Petroleum
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
The Eddy Kendallville Cemetery As
ISOLATION will hold their annual meeting
June 5th, 1916, at Mrs. Cora
Soltow's. A picnic supper will be
served. price loo. All are cordially in
vited.
Elder and Mrs. E. w. Wolfe left this
week for Nevada. Iowa, to attend the
53rd Annual Conference of Iowa
Seventh Day Adventists, which con-
vened May 25th and will continue until
June 4tb. and At which nearly 100
will be represented.
Eldredge Wanless, brother of P. A.
and O. G. Wanless, died in Oregon on
Friday last and the remains were
brought to Cresco for interment, the
funeral being held Thursday afternoon,
by Rev. Gammons. The de-
ceased, Tho was unmarried, left this
state 81 years ago, making his home
since at various points in the west.
If interested in any of these makes
If pianos and plsyer-pianos, Upright
and Grands, write for catalog and
prices. Henry F. Miller, Vose, Emer-
'on, Bush. and Lane. Hobert M. Cable,
Estey, Crown, Julius Bauer, Kurtz-
mann, Schumann, Bush and Gerts,
zohler and Campbell. H. A. SCHLICK, Il
actory representative, Charles City,
owa. 80
Fred Burri and Roloff Hagen were
made citizens of the United States at
he recent term of court. The former
allegiance to the Swiss
and the latter to the King
Norway. Four other applicants we're
enied citizenship at this time, two for s
echnical reasons and two others be-
ause Of lack of knowledge of the En- ID
lish language and the government of .
1e United States.
A long distance message from Mrs.
Isle Benedict was received last Friday
7ening from st. Olaf, Clayton County,
lying that her suffrage party. is motor
g through various counties, holding
pen air meetings, and will be in Cresco
,me time durinO tho lac% vook haforo | u