Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-26

For sALE-A good surrey. Phone
22sa, Cresco. 33-tf
For SALE-A lot of hoes or weeder
at the Feed Yard. 36t4
Joe and Anton Kubick were over
from Elma yesterday.
N. w. Porter and his family are
moving to Mason City.
Send your curtains and wash rugs tc
the Cresco Steam Laundry.
Miss Elva Mckee. of Austin was a
Cresco visitor on Saturday.
FEMALE HELP WANTED Cook and
two girls at Strother Hotel. 32tf
George Adams and Henry Tank were
down from Bonair yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Tomas left on Saturday to
spend few days in Waterloo.
Miss Grace Patterson spent Saturday
afternoon with friends in LIE Roy.
For Rent, a good 5.room house and
garden. Enquire of c. H. Putnam
House FOR RENr-Enquire of
35t2 z. T. GARDNER.
Honse for rent, also shop building.
34tf M. H. GILBERT.
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, Office over
Field 'st furniture store. Phone 455.
Loyola Glass arrived the first of the
week fromubuque for visit at home.
Split Burr Oak Posts for sale.
Enquire of c. A. EDDY.
For SALE-Fresh COW, good mixer.
Phone 1873 or 3O3. J. F. ZBoRN1K.
If you want any paper hanging or
painting done, call A. C. Witt Phone
5664. 35-tf
Mrs. Bertha Mott. of DEBORAH, was
a Cresco visitor during the first of the
week.
WANTED-Man over draft age to act
as yard man. Apply at Strother
Hotel. 34.tf
Miss Emma Vagts arrived last Satur-
day night from Minneapolis for visit
Ut home.
Miss Stella Plopper arrived last Sat
urday from Des Moines for a visit al
her home.
Miss Leone Lusk went to Chester on
Saturday to spend . week in visiting al
her home.
Miss Lucille Barber came over from
New Hampton on Monday for . short
visit at home.
For Rent-No. 419 N. Elm St., large,
we'll furnished rooms in strictly
modern house. g. ". 34-tf r..
Carl Lovejoy. who is in training q
Camp Dodge is spending few days in
visiting at home. >'..r @.. ''.''' I'll
! Eor..first.class dental work, call on
d.. J. J. Clemmer over P. A. Glenn.
mer's Drug Store. 34tf
Jack Mara and John Witt purchased
. car Of feeders from Ole Natvig last
week at 12c pound.
Mrs. Herman Bundrick. of Lime
Springs, was Cresco visitor during
the first of the week. ......, -,.
Miss Alice Davis went to Minneap.
oils on Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with Miss Anna.
Evelyn and Florence Henke arrived
on Saturday from Monons for q visit
at the NJ. ]. Henke home.
Mrs. J. E. McEnaney and her sons,
Morgan and Earl. spent Saturday after.
noon with friends in Austin.
Mrs. Maggie Thayer visited during
last Saturday at the home of her grand
son, Leon Morgan, in Bonair.
Mrs. Charles Gender and her children
left on Saturday for visit with Mrs.
Walter Martin at Lawler, Iowa.
G. Pupke, of Dubuque, visited during
the first of the week with his sister,
Mrs. Saude, ut the Freeburn Cafe.
For SALE-An Indian. twin-cylinder,
motorcycle. Practically new. En-.
quire of 34tf MRS. N. w. PORTER.
! The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, de-
livered Sunday, s cents . copy.
i 34tf JAS. CANNON.
For SALE Horses, hay, Early Ohio
potatoes, wagon. corn, plow, gang plow.
Phone 1888. 35t3 E. F. BETS.
AUTO FOR SALE-A Grant Six, 1917
model auto. Just - good as new.
Guaranteed. 29tf TACK KAPLER JR.
Mice Emma pArinnvskvs and Mr.