Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13


mean much to you. Will you send for
it too day?
Clarence Melvold and family arrived
last week from California. having de-
cided that Iowa is preferable as per-
manent home.
B. Malone was in from Lourdes on
Tuesday and did not forget to pay the
Plain Dealer folks a most enjoyable
call while in town.
Miss Matte Barker came down from
St. Paul on Thursday of last week for
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Barker.
Mrs. Lottie Mcclure returned the
first of the week t, her home at Ana
mosa after a.visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. J. E. Dickson.
D. W. Webster left Monday morn
ing for Virginia, Mimi, where he will
work for lumber firm by whom he
was employee previous to the war.
Fred Messer returned Monday to COL
umbia, S. D., after short time among
Crt p, friends. Fred is engaged in the
ca ., gay ing business there.
" ,|,C business course in
.st ''.', and finest equipped
'-'.' il 'le middle west. Write
r':' , ''e', ,ss College, Waterloo,
low
A. j. CawArd returned Wednesday
from business trip to Chippewa Falls,
Wis, where he is taking parties to
look at real estate for which he is the
agent.
For SALE-House in northwest part
part of Cresco with 2l 8 lots. Good
location and good house. Enquire of
W. E. Laidlaw, at Alliance store, or J.
A. Cutting. 52-tf
Mrs. W. L. Hartley, of Owatonna,
Mimi, is a guest at the home Of her
parents. Her sister, Alice Fairbanks,
was also up from Postville for an over
Sunday visit.
C. E. Fsrnsworth and family left
Wednesday by auto for Grand Rapids,
Ainn., to spend some time. Mr.. Farms
worth seeking relief from his annual
attack of hay fever.
Wallaces' Farmer wants . man in
this county to call on farm folks. Car
necessary. Retired farmer preferred.
Write Earl r. Foster. Wallsces' Farm.
er. Des Moines. Iowa. 52.3t
The Ahern families are enjoying q
visit these days from J. F. Ahern,
wife and two children of Jacksonville,
Florida, and Elmer Stewart and wife,
from River Falls, Wis.
Mrs. Albert gilbert and Mrs. Everett
Smith and children left Monday for
Gsrnsvillo, Iowa, accompanying VIM
Allen. who autoed up from there the
latter part of the past week.
F0RSALE-15. horse International Cas-
oline engine. 6O-ft. belt and No.
Bowser feed mill Also good COW due
to freshen next month.
5lt2.p AMOS P. DooLlTTLE
have bought . good big Jack that
has proved to te good and sure. Will
stand at my place, miles northeast of
Elms. $500 for standing colt. 49-6t
Frank Belik.
A. j. Evans and family returned
Wednesday afternoon from an auto
trip to Woodruff, ILL.,, where they visit
ed at the home of their daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R.
Sequist.
For Sale-A Saxon Six Touring Car, !
n good condition, 1916 model; Lake !
tide piano with walnut case, also one :
:ity lot in the east part of town, q
good building site. Enquire of R. J.
Mitchell. Phone 249. 46-tf
John Glass and wife autoed up from
Waterloo last week and returned yes
:erday, accompanied by Mrs. Ray
Class and her two children, who will
20 from Waterloo to visit relatives and
friends at Cumberland. Via, Excel +,
ior, Mimi, and Minneapolis.
Send IS cents to Valdez College, De-
:orah, Iowa, and get book for home
tudy in business correspondence and
prepared for 7th and
'th grade pupils. This college offers
pecial courses for 7th and sth grade
'npils.
Dan Alleman went through Cresco on
tuesday enroute from Minneapolis to
he DEBORAH Fair where he had two
orses entered in the races. He won
he PIT pace on Wednesday, in six
eat race, taking second place in the
bird heat and then winning the next
hree heats in red hot finishes.
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