Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05

Remember, that the Oak Lawn ladies'
want you to wear one Of their tags the
lsth. a%,.. t,r.,,,.
. Mrs. Bessie Culbertson Twill assist
Miss Ruth Thayer during the fall and
winter season. #
i Alfred Miller and Leon McConey, of
West Union, called at the F. Miller
home, Sunday.
II H. A. Wohlsdorf went to Minneap.
iolis, Tuesday, to visit relatives and
attend the Fair.
81. C. Salisbury left yesterday for
Iowa. City for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. L. Calvin.
I Mrs. ]. Zimmerman went to Chester
lon Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
julius Moe, and family.
j Mrs.. Frank Page, of Austin, visited
during the first of the week 1T the home
of her aunt, Mrs. R. A. Register.
i Miss Wayne McDermott of Troskey,
Minn., visited the first of the week
with her cousins, Mrs. Miller and Miss
Stella O'Brien.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Biespiel, who
have been visiting relatives in this Vi,
cinity for some time left last night for
their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Eta Gillespie and daughter
Miss Virginia returned on Wednesday
from . visit with relatives and friends
1T Spencer and Milford, IL.
In the market for all kinds of good
hay and flax straw.
Sam Feldstein.
; 52t2 mo Phone s76
Halves Hats The greatest line of
hats in the city, and the greatest hat
: for the::money in the city. Sold at
1t4 The NICHOLS Clio. House.
For SALE-24O.acre farm 81 miles
= south and mile east of Harmony.
t Enquire of 3t4-p
PHIL. WALSH, Harmony, MINI.
o v. Croatt and neice, Miss Rose Greet
: emsnn, returned last week from their
auto trip to Carroll, Iowa, the latter's
y brother, ]. B. Gretemsn, returning
2 with them.
Mrs. John Long and two little sons,
9 who were guests at the home of her
l.. mother, Mrs. Tbos. McCsrville return
ed last Saturday to their home at
Staples, Mimi.
Jas. Nichols and wife autoed from
Waterloo Sunday for q visit with the
latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Peter
e Matthews, Miss Hazel Matthews re.
: turning with them Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Smith Of Madi-
J. son, Wis, visited Cresco friends the
past week leaving the first of the week
for Lansing, Ia, to attend tho we'd
8 ding of their granddaughter.
Bring in your old rubbers, rags, auto
tires, scrap iron and metals, hides and
: wool and get the highest market price
q in cash. Extra allowance for delivery.
SAM FELDsTEIN.
, For SALE-A 25O-acre farm, mostly
Y under cultivation, good improvements,
u miles northwest Of Elkader on the
Postville road. Write 3t2-p
C. R. GROUSE, Lacrosse, Wis.
For SALE-14 Big Type POLAND
China Bears, spring bears and Z last
: fall bosrs. Good ones. 81 miles
y northwest of Cresco 3-tf
l. H. A. Wohlsdorf.
. Mrs. A. D. Stowell and daughter Re
=, gina, who have been spending the pas
Il month with her mother, Mrs. Johl
Glass and other relati, es, left Monda!
J. for their home at Elida, New Mexico
e For SALE-My strictly modern hom
y east of public school, on paved street
Barn, garage for two autos, hen house
E. Fine shade and fruit trees and srbutu
h hedge. 3tf o. w. CLARK, Cresco, la
Frank Humphrey and daughte
Thelma sutoed over from Mason Cit
N on Tuesday for short visit with Cresc
e, relatives, and they went to DEBORAH O.
1t Wednesday for visit with relatives il
that city. =
I'd Miss Ora Hoy, who has been visitin
r at home returned Monday to St. Pau
re accompanied by Master Bob McNally
who will return with his parents, MI
# and Mrs. Chas., Mentally, who hav
been enjoying an outing there.
al WANTED-Good reliable agents
sell farm seeds direct to farmers. Ez
" cellent opportunity for hustler. Hsv
Al agents making from $500 t. $500 pc
month Wpsto for naPticuIars