Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-16

Save money on your tires. A redue
ton Of is per cent. will be given on d
United States tires and tubes at tn
Cresco Tire Shop. s9tf
Henry Dunn was taken i'll on Monda!
with what has been determined to be
paralytic attack. but is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mork and children Of
Austin were over Sunday visitors al
the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mailman.
Everybody plan to attend the card
party and dance in the w. o. w. hall
on Tuesday, May 9th. given for the
benefit of needy member.
The Court House boasts . new flag,
. dandy, Atwood bunting, 10x15 feet,
to replace the old one which had be-
come badly soiled and tsttered.
l am now prepared to do oil kinds Of
lathing. pIastering, brick and cement
work. Phone 1873.
36t4 R. J. FISK. Cresco, Ia.
For SALE-A young bull. He 10
heavy boned and large for his age.
His dam 10 one of my best milk cows.
LEE KAPLER. j:
For SALE-Silo seed corn and White
Marrowfsr peas. Why cover 80 many
acres in filling your silo? Enquire Of
38t2 c.. D. NICHOLS SEED Co.
FouND-A sable colored collie dog.
Came to my place about May 1st. I
will be glad to give this dog to the right
owner. N. p. LYDON.
WANTED-Your old castings at the
Cresco Tire Shop. For the next week
will pay from to 10 cents per pound
according to conditions of fabric. 39tf
3 EsTRAYED-A small red pig strayed
away from my place the first of the
week. Anyone Knowing Of its where
abouts please notify Roy F1sKE. 39tl
Mrs. C. w. Sherwin of Goodhue.
MIMI, and neice, Miss Leda Goettell
Of Leroy visited last week at the home
of their sister and aunt, Mrs. Max
Thuerk.
Jas. Van Slyke returned Wednesday
night from Minneapolis where he spent
several weeks with relatives. His
daughter Myrtle returned the day
previously.
w. ]. Webster received q telegram
Monday announcing the arrival in New
York the day previous Of his sonsDe.
Witt. who will be sent to Camp Dodge
for discharge.
John NJ. Doyle, of Riceville, who has
just recently returned from the service
Of his country, was visitor in Cresco,
Monday. He was accompanied by his
uncle. Simon Doyle.
M. J.. White and wife returned last
week from Rerdell, Fla, where they
spent the past few months. We are
pleased to know that he has improved
considerably in health.
4 Mrs. Glenn johnson and daughter
Marion arrived on Wednesday from
Glen Rock. Wyo.. to spend the summer
here while Mr.. johnson is at Texas
working in the oil fields.
w L. Howard and wife came down
from Minneapolis last Saturday for 4
few days visit with Cresco relatives
before going to southern Illinois to look
after property interests. Ill.,
D. ]. O'Donnell and Tom McGrane,
OF Elma. both of whom were petit jur-
ors, were Plain Dealer callers on Tues.
day, as was also Ben Davis, of Lime
Springs. another juryman.
VIM. J. Daley, who practlced law at
Seattle for about five years was at Des.
Moines last week where he passed an
examination before the supreme court
and was admitted to practice in the
courts of Iowa.
A recent marriage was that of Roht.
A. Gooch and Nellie v. Smith, the lat
ter daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Smith. which occurred April 18th at the
home of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
w. A. Bockoven.
A civil service examination was held
in Cresco Saturday to fill the vacancy
in the Ridgeway postoffice occssioned
by the resignation of its postmaster,
N. Scheutz. Miss Matilds johnson was
the only applicant to take the exami-
nation.
On Monday evening, Nay 18th. Rev
w. A. Bockoven performed the mar
rage ceremony for Emil Mohs, Of FL
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