Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-13

\ Oh SoALE-A young :QS1vlu8 ms1e.
See Fred Erler. Aft
Fountain pens for school and Office
use. Swenson's Jewelry Store. Aft
Raymond Freeburn left yesterday
for an indefinite stay at Mason City.
For 'SALE-A few fullblood Shrop.
shire ram lambs. Len McIntire. 2t4p
For SALE-A few pure bred White
Rock pullets, April hatch. A. J.Cawsrd
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Davis spent a few
days visiting in Minneapolis, last week.
Esther Hess came from St, Paul
where she had been visiting with rela-
tives.
WANTED-A girl. neat appearing,
for dining room work. Apply Strother
Hotel. 52tf
Mrs. Clara Daughenberger returned
yesterday from visit with her sister
at Monona.
Mrs. Fred Jones arrived Sunday
from Ossian for visit at the C. J.
Vance home.
NJ Mrs. Grace Page, of Minneapolis. is
q guest this week of her sister, Mrs.
J. A. Cutting. ~
Your attention is called to the large
advt. of the Oak Dale Farms on page
2 of this issue.
Miss Julia Burns went to DEBORAH
yesterday to spend few days with
Miss Elizabeth.
Mrs. Thos. Bennett came up from
Calmar on Tuesday for q visit at the B.
P. Norton home.
For first-class dental work, call on
DR.. J. J. Clemmer over P. A. Glenn
mer's Drug Store. 34tf Up
Ted Vagts returned from Minneap-
oils, Monday, where he had been to
consult a specialist.
Wallace Petersen, who has been at
St. Paul during the summer, returned
the first of the EEK.
The Misses Marjorie Hunting and
Elya Weber left Tuesday for Cedar
Falls to attend school. -
Mrs. w. H. kussel arrived yesterday
from Monona for visit at the home of
her uncle, J. E. Wells. ~
Miss Wayne Ebert arrived on Tues.
day from Eldors, for q visit with her
friend, Miss Grace Hoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Burgess are re.
Ijoicing in the registration yesterday 1T
their home of q little son.
Everything in gifts for the soldiers
army kits, etc.. will be found 1T w. o.
Swenson's Jewelry Store. 4tf
Mrs. J. F. Scharnweber went to
Chester on Tuesday to visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Albert Minkel. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marshall visited on
Tuesday afternoon Ut the home of the
latter's parents in Lime SPRING..
Frank Stevens returned yesterday
morning from Davenport where he has
been at work for the government.
II LosT-Pair of spring. bow. gold-frsme
spectacles. Reward for return to s. S.
Culver or to the Plain Dealer Office.
Mrs. VIM. Kostohryz. who has been
visiting with relatives here. returned
on Monday to her home at St. Paul.
Call and look over my fine assert
ment of c. II. S. rings-the latest. w.
0. Swenson, 1.-THE Jeweler. "a Aft
R. r. Rose returned yesterday from
q visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ed
Williams, and family in Minneapolis.
! Mrs. Lottie Scholz and Miss Hazel
Hall arrived on Tuesday night from
Waterloo for . weeks visit at home.
! LosT-A three-tined fork and corn
knife. near The Farmers Nursery. Re-
turn to 3-1t M. S. BARBER.
For SALE OR RENT-The Cresco
Grist Mill. Phone 1O8-lO.
1tf WIN. J. SLlFKA.
| For SALE-Registered Shropshire
Buck, three years old, No. l.
4t3-p lack KAPLER JR. I
Mrs. Mullen. of Yarmouth, N. D,
spent last week in Visiting at Tho home
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Patterson.
Miss Sarah Murphy, nurse in train
ing 1T Mercy Hospital, went to Elms,
Tuesday, to spend few days ct home.
Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald. Of St.
Paul, was m over Sunday visitor at the
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