Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-07

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visit at the. home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Wilson. T.: =. "
Miss Mary DAILY came up from De:
corah Tuesday to visit her brother, J.
W. and to attend the funeral of her
brother .in.law, Richard Button.
Godfrey Anderson and family left
last week for their new home at Wash.
burn, N. D., where Mr.. Anderson has
charge of the local lighting plant.
For SALE-A large assortment of
geraniums, foliages, begonias and
ferns. Also early tomato and cabbage
plants at McDonough's. 3st2-p
Mrs. A. H. Brown returned Monday
from Leroy, Mimi. where she had
been to assist in the care of her little
granddaughter at the L. 0. Mitchell
home.
On Wednesday, May 5tb, at the M. E..
parsonage in Cresco, Rev. C. L. Nye
officiating, occurred the marriage of
Byron Smith and Miss Rosetta Brant,
both of Harmony, MINI.
Matt Drilling returned recently from
the southern. part of the state, where
he purchased Duroc Jersey pig, son
of "Orion Great Sensation" the boar
of national fame owned by J. r. Walk
er of Waterloo.
Pure blood White Rock hstching..eggs
for sale. See our flock at Orchard
Hill farm before buying eggs. Is eggs
$3.50, so eggs So so. 100 eggs Sc. Ten
per cent discount at the farm. Edw.
Lybbert, Cresco, Ri. 2. 33.6t
FARM FOR SALE-Contsins 200 acres.
Fair improvements. Good land. In
New Oregon Township, miles south
Of Cresco. Good terms. Possession,
March !, 1921.
1916 FERD. LUKEs, Owner.
The Woodmen Circle will hold their
next Friendly Wednesday afternoon,
May IL, at the home of Mrs. Maude
Wheeler. All members of the Circle
are cordially invited to come and bring
, friend. Picnic supper. Being well
filled baskets.
NJ. s. Barber returned last week
from Los Angeles, California. He in
tends to return there next fall to look
after about IL acres Of sweet corn and
potatoes, raised for seed, which be has
planted on VARIOUS vacant tracts in
Huntington Park, . suburb-of Los An.
Reles.
Attorney Brsyton Ringer was over
from Mason City yesterday looking
after some legal matters that are to
come up before the District Court next
week. Mr.. Ringer IS the Republican
candidate for County Attorney of
Cerro Gordo County at the June pri-
maries,
Frank Farnsworth went to Ridge.
way yesterday to help N. O. Libbey
DO some farm work. If some of tho
young losfers about the towns showed
the same inclination to work that some
Of the older men do, necessary produc-
ton of farm products would be con.
siderably increased.
N. P. Lydon has just returned from
q trip through Kansas and Missouri
where be purchased three fine Missouri
Jacks from L. M. Monsees Of Smith
ton. No.. the home Of the largest herd
Of Jacks and Jennets in the world. Mr..
Lydon informs US that horses are very
scarce in Missouri and the demand is
larger than the supply there now, and
good mules are selling for from $500 to
$500 span. These Jacks will arrive
in Cresco as soon as the roads are clear
for shipping and MIR. Lydon will be
pleased to show them to everybody at
their new home on Vernon road.
Mark Doolittle has closed his Mis-
sion billiard room and will now devote
his time to the auction game. Mr.
Doolittle finds it difficult to do two
things at once and as the demand for
services as auctioneer were constantly
increasing he has concluded to devote
his entire time to that work. Col.
Doolittle in company with Col. H. o.
Brooks, Cresco auctioneer will 60 to
Chicago in the near future to take q
postgraduate course at the Chicago
School CT Auctioneering. which will
put him on edge for the coming sea-
sons work. DEBORAH Journal.
Notice Of Dissolution
Notice is hereby given that the old