Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-01

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business. Thursday. July soth, Drinks
Sweet, whole milk and butter milk,
sweet cream. Open from 1000 a. m. !,
till 1890 p. M, 8: a' p. M, till coop. m.
Sums dairy lunch" will be open for
business, Thursday. July 30tn. Drinks
Sweet whole milk and butter milk,
sweet cream. Open from 1000 a. M,
till 1890 p. M. p. m, till 600 p. m.
Sums dairy lunch" will be open for
business, Thursday. July seth. Drinks
Sweet whole milk and butter milk,
sweet cream. Open from 1000 .. M,
| till 1890 p. M, 8. p. M, till GOO p. M
You are cordially invited to come and
zee me when in need of dental work.
New parlors over P. A. Clemmer's
drug store.
&tf J. J. CLEMMER, Dentist.
Lee H. Hall of Mason City was the
guest of home folks last week. He
was accompanied by friend Miss Caro-
line stebbins. IF Mason City, who left
Thursday for q visit with relatives at
Algons. ="
Mrs. Orpha Webster arrived Wed
nesday for visit at the home of her
father. Horace Bishop. Mrs. Webster
came as far as Minneapolis, in COM
pany with her son, C. E. Webster aud
family, who made the trip thru from
Fl. Collins, Co.., by auto, going to
their farm in Mile Lac county, MINI.
Mrs. G. H. Foye, of Erwin, Iowa,
and her niece, Miss Mabel Torney, of
Riceville. were guests last week at the
home If the formers sister-in-lsw,
Mrs. Geo. Warner. Mrs. Foye returned
during the last of the week to her home
and was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. NJ. Foye, who will be her guest
there for . while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Conway of Elma,
with their daughter, Mrs. Stapleton
and babe of Nashua, Ia, and son, DR..
Leo Conway of Woodman, Colo, and
Mrs. Richard McCarville were guests Of
Mrs. Chas. Byrnes. Monday. DR.. Con-
way, who is visiting his parents at
Elma, is a member of the medical staff
at the Sanitarium ut Woodman.
John Swenson was called to Long.
NOM. Cal., on Saturday last, by the
serious illness of his mother, Mrs.
Loren Swenson. Since that time bis
wife has received . message telling of
the death of bis mother, which prob.
ably occurred before Mr.. Swenson n.
rived in California. The remains,
which will be brought back to Cresco
for burial, are expected to arrive Fri
day night.
FARM FOR SALE Located in Bluffton
township, three hundred and fifty acres.
Well improved, nine-room house, Moline
heating system. bath room and COM
plete plumbing system. Barn 81 tt.
long, two silos, and complete set of
other buildings, three good wells.
Price $40 per acre If taken soon.
Terms reasonable. PHIL J. CARoLAN,
Prop. Address Ridgewsy, Iowa, R. R.
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S. S. Culver, lack Gardner, Hugh
Mcbride and J. H. Kaupel were bust.
ness visitors in McGregor and Ossian on
Tuesday Of this week. Mr.. Culver says
that among the other influential men in
McGregor on that day was Governor
Harding who with the Governors Of
Minnesota and Wisconsin were there in
fine interest of the proposed National
Park which Mr.. Culver says is . very
sure prospect of being opened there.
The remains of Mike Quinn, former
resident of this vicinity, was brought
to Cresco on Tuesday afternoon for
burial, interment taking place in St.
Joseph's Cemetery. The deceased was
born in Illinois but spent most of bis
life northeast of Cresco on a farm in
w IuueSuleh NOuuCy. "A &c" yco's o8O
he moved to Monticello, Minn., but for
several weeks had been . patient in .
hospital in Minneapolis where his death
occurred. His remains were accom-
panied to Cresco by son and daughter
who live in Monticello. James Quinn,
of Cresco, 10 q brother of the deceased.
The members of the Cresco Band
gathered at the home of w. J. Mead,
who blows bass horn with them on
occasion, on Wednesday evening, July
3Oth, to help celebrate bis And birth
day anniversary. Directly after sup
per, Mead was led out on jaunt across
lots and on his return as he noticed the
gathering and the broad grin of L. G..
who was seated in the center of the
bunch he came to the conclusion that
there was something doing. There
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