Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-02
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| Good Allen car for sole. Enquire I,
this Office. ~~'is' ,.. ~'.'s>'-. ~. {
Chas. P. Brown, of Ottumwa. is 4
guest at the John Swenson home. :
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, Office owe,
Field 'ssfurniture store. Phone Ass.
Pop corn stand for sale. :
46tf W. S. STocKMAN.
For SALE-Two modern, well located
houses. W. A. SMITH.
LosT-The front light of Ford car
46tl JEROME NICHOLS.
Mrs. Georgia Teslow returned Wed.
nesday evening from a visit to Mime.
apolis.
J. H. Luers has returned from q bust
ness trip to Manchester and Independ.
ence, Iowa.
Glen Otis returned Friday from q
trip to Minneapolis and other Mime.
sofa points.
7 offer my Groom cottage residence,
corner of Elm St. and 9Th Ave N. for
sale. 45t2.eow Minnie E. Booth.
Nine months for $50. Fail term
Septemoe 9th. Write Eklund Bust
ness College, Waterloo.
Mrs. Mabel Marquis, of Jefferson,
Iowa, is visiting at the w. O., Swenson
and Mrs. Gillespie homes.
Fred Lowry was at Cedar Rapids last
week attending convention of the re-
tail druggists of the state.
Win and Frances stejskal left this
morning for Dubuque where the latter
remains to attend college. ;
Fall term September 9Th. Nine
months tuition $50. Write EkIund
Business College, Waterloo.
Depend upon your'elf. If you lack
training take course 10 the Mankato
Commercial College. Mankato, MINI.
John McHugh arrived recently from
Denver. Colo, to visit and look after
bis business interests in this vicinity.
Mrs. Andrew Smith left Monday to
visit her sons Bert, residing At New
Sharon, Iowa, and Arthur at Elliott.
Iowa. Y
A pair Of shell rim glasses left in the
Car at the Consumers Station Monday,
June 18th. Reward for the return to
station. T.
Before deciding on q Business COL
Iege it will yay you we'll to call at or
write to Eklund Business College,
Wsterloo.
Miss Mary Eaton, who is studying
music at the State Normal at Cedar
Falls, arrived home Saturday to spend
the summer. = :
| Mrs. Otis left Monday for q, visit at
Atk.n, MIMI, with her son Fred and
!, wife, who are spending the summer on
. farm there.
Mrs. E. L. Bradley left Wednesday
to visit her parents at Hopkins. No.,
and with Mr.. Brsdley's parents at
Gravity. lows.
E. W. Eaton and family left Tues
day for Lismore, MIMI, where he has
. position Is manager of a farmers
elevator company.
Lost-On the Vernon road between
Cresco and Lswler, Saturday afternoon,
June 26. lady's sweater. Reward for
its return to this Office. 46-2t
Joseph F.. Shindelsr, residing near
Protivin, was Cresco business visitor
on Monday, making . pleasant call 1T
the Plain Dealer Office.
Misses Emma Vsgts and Louise Hal.
veg went to Rochester Tuesday morn
ing where the latter enters the Colon
ial hospital for treatment.
" W. AAoASeA "eoS oveI " OeuIou
with bis auto truck. Wednesday, sno
brought q load Of hogs t, Cresco for q
farmer living near Canton.
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Enroll in Valdez College, DEBORAH,
Iowa, Aug. 30. The business or short
hand course and the normal course,
year SIS. Send for booklet.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walton came
down from Minneapolis last Friday for
. few days visit among relatives and
friends at Cresco and Bonair.
Miss Abbie Converse returned Mon
day from Iowa City where she attend
ed gathering of about thirty librarians
from various cities iii the state.
Miss Gertrude Evans, cashier at the
biggest drug store in Minneapolis, is
home for q two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Evans.