Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-30


store of Minneapolis for the past twt
years, has been transferred to Chicago
where she will have: the position Of
cashier in the new Owl drug store t.
be opened about the first Of August. :
Mrs. F. A. Hall was called to Mason
City Saturday morning to get acquaint.
ed with 1 granddaughter that arrived
that morning at the home of her sor
Algie. She was accompanied by he,
son Neil and both returned Monday
bringing with them little Jean Hall.
Miss. Grace Brightbill. who is en-
ployed in one. of the government Of.
fees in Washington, D. c.. arrived in
Cresco last week on . vacation trip,
and on Friday left for Der home u
Cando. N. D, accompanied by her sic.
ter, Mrs: A. B.. Converse her children.
A business education 10 incomplete
without the full business and the full
shorthand course. This combined
course is given At Valdez College, De-
corah, Iowa, ten months for $92. Most
business colleges charge $50 for six
months course either in business OF
shorthand
The business course 1t Valdez Col
lege, DEBORAH. Iowa. may be complet-
ed in months. If the student 10 defic-
lent in the common school branches, be
is permitted to take these in connection
with either the business or shorthand
course, l year for $76-s golden oppor-
tunity for the backward student.
Men. women or children make ire
mendous profits selling Kslomite in
spare time or full time. This scientific
preparation washes clothes without
rubbing Makes them snow white.
Positively harmless, wonderful seller,
amazing repeater. Sales guaranteed.
Equitable Corporation, 227 W. Huron
st., Chicago. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Seeley, of OK
ford Junction and Mrs. Harry Seeley
of Hawkeye. visited last week 1T the
George Seeley home. The two former
are the grandparents and the latter the
mother Of Mr.. Seeley, and with bis lit
tie babe. made four geserations of the
family gathered undsr the one roof.
Thew returned home Saturday.
Fred White arrived Monday from the
sanitarium 1T Davanport whore be has
been for several weeks taking treat
ment under government supervision
for the bronchial ailment which has a.
fected him ever since his discharge
from the navy. He 10 much improved
and will remain ut home until winter
when be viii 60 south to escape the
rigors Of winter until be fully RECEIVERS.
Pels,hek' & Kader.bek. the new
South Side meat market men, viii
1ove ths last Of this wesk into the Joe
Wen9f building. which 10 having On 3D.
dition built to accpmmodate their nesda
Considerable new equipment will also
be installed, including . large icebox.
The new firm are doing . nice business
and their new location and new equip.
ment will enable them to improve their
service to the public.
The Upper Iowa University was
founded in 1857. For more than sixty
years it has been making . priceless
contribution to the educational, pat.
riotic and religious development of
lowe, and it richly de-
serses the hearty support of al our
people. Fine new gymnasium; excel.
lent faculty; strong department of
rural leadership and applied Christian.
ity; excellent schools of education,
music and oratory; expenses very rea.
sonable. First semester begins Tues.
day, Sept. IA, 1920. For information
write to President c. P. Colegrove,
Fayette, Iowa.
Rev. n. J. Fsrrelly, of Temple Hill,
has been appointed pastor of the I'm.
Conception church IN Elma to
Ducceed Rev. J. F. Gum, deceased.
Rev. J. r Bowen, who has been a.
Instant pastor ut this place for the
past five years. has been appointed A.
Instant 1T St. Columkiu's chuych in Du-
ouque. 1t is with feelings Of deep re.
zret that our people part with the
7oung priset who has endeared himself
o them during his FIVE years of labor
n the Immaculate Conception parish. |
l farewell reception will be held for
lin on the l. C. w. lawn Friday even
ng, July q. Father Bowen, who
his farewell sermon here last
sunday, will leave Saturday for Dubu-
lue. The new priest will conduct his
irst services here next Sunday .-E,ma
Jew Era.
For Sale.