Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-10-24

Popcorn for sale. " a.. J. ,Caward.s
Gun repairing. C. n. Wentworth:
Mrs. Alfred Drum was up from Ridge
way, Wednesday. .l.n .,.,...,t., ~v.
Sunday papers delivered:> Minneap'
oils Tribune, st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Howard Miller, Agent. -
LosT--A log chain, on the streets OF
Cresco, Monday morning. Finder will
please notify Ed Cole. tip
For SALE-Sanitary cot, good springs.
as good as new. Enquire Of MISS
LAURAINE MEAD. Phone 200.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Chester White
stock hogs, three miles southeast of
Cresco, lows. loft H.: J. WEBER.
Miss Alice Fairbanks, of Cresco, ar
rived last week to accept position in
the Luhman and Sanders store.-Post-
will Review.
For RENT-8O acres Of good land
without buildings, three miles south OF
Cresco. Enquire at the Cresco Union
Savings Bank. 9.2tp
$50 pays for a business course to
start Nov. 3rd or later when our new
rooms will be ready. Write College OF
Commerce, Waterloo.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones, of Mason City,
has been visiting at Chester, Lime
Springs, and Cresco for the past week.
She returned home today.
w. A. Smith and wife are entertain
ing sister of the former, Mrs. Nichols,
and . niece, Mrs. Fillenworth, who
came up from Monona on Friday.
Mrs. w. C. Smith and Mrs. Florence
McCook autoed to Rochester, MINI.
Friday to join Miss Bessie McCook in
visit at the George Meredith home.
,DURoc BoARs FOR SALE-Excellent
Duroc boars for sale, also some pedi'
greed ones.
Aft Matt Drilling.
C. w. Marshall departed Tuesday
evening for Chicago, where he has q
fine position as salesman in one of the
largest retail hardware houses in that
city. - r. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Of
Elliott, Iowa, are guests since Friday
of last week at the home Of the for
mer's' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Smith.
While we can't take care of any
more students now We can save . $5(
scholarship for you to start Nov. 3rd
or later. Write College of Commerce,
Waterloo. 9-3t
Mrs. E. J. Thomas entertained, for 6
couple of days last week, Mrs. Robt
Eggert, of Charles City, and Mrs
Young, of Lawrence, Kansas, who il
visiting at Charles City.
Afew of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
John. "a Peacock prepared surprise fo1
them last Tuesday evening, it being
Mr.. Peacock's birthday anniversary
A fine time is reported.
Mrs. Irene G.. Adams left "Wednesday
for Lake Helen, Fla. after visit a
the homes of her daughters. Mrs. A
E. Barker, of Cresco, and Mrs. Oliver
Wanless, of Minneapolis.
Every seat is taken now, but we ar
enrolling students now to enter Nov
3rd or later when our new rooms vii
be ready. $50 pays for a course. Writ
College of Commerce, Waterloo.
Peter Schneider and family left thi
morning for their new home at Ric
Lake, Wisconsin, where he has pur
} chased an 80 acre acre farm With ful
line of machinery, stock and crop.
For SALE-Chester White Bears. tn
Big Type kind, weight from 125 to 2O
lbs, spring pigs. good, honey, length!
fellows. Can furnish new blood for oil
customers. 8tf WILL WOODS.
Bring in your old rubbers, rags. sut'
tires, scrap iron and metals. hides ant
wool and get the highest market price
in cash. Extra. allowance for delivery
SAM FELDSTE1N.
For SALE-14 Big Type Poland
China Bears, spring boars and Z last
fall boars. Good ones. 81 miles
northwest of Cresco. 3-tf
H. A. Wohlsdorf.
Special good Regal White" Wyan'
dotte Cobkerels, for breeding purposes,
for sale. weighing 6 pounds or over.
Phone 587. S. J. FIELDS,
Stf Cresco, Iowa.
F.. A. Huber disposed.of his butter tub
business some time ago to q party
residing at Guttenburg, Iowa, and on
Wednesday evening Geo. Raker went