Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-28
Mems set and signet rings for grad
uati0n. Snecial nrioes - '>''

II. y. D6lO"In.
WANTED Horses and cattle t
pasture. Good shade and water.
40t2-p ED and FRED GERBER.
The W. R. C. Friendly will NEE,
with Mrs. J. J. McGinpis Wednesday
June End. A good attendance is de.
sired.
Bead neck chains, black, amethyst,
pearl, jade and many other colors, for
graduation. Special prices at K, J.
Baldwin's.
A choice selected line of the latest
commencement Record Books, daintily
bound. W.O. Swenson, Jeweler and Gift
Shop. 39.3t
A choice selected line of exquisite
and dainty Bordeaux Electric Lamps
will be found at w. o. Swepson's Jew
elry Store and Gift Shop. 39-3t
A beautiful and we'll selected line of
the latest designs in Clocks, all sizes
and makes, especially priced. w. O.
Swenson's Jewelry Store. 39-3t
Il. 0. Brooks and Frank White left
Tuesday for Prairie du Chen, Wis, to
attend the annual sale of unclaimed
freight and express matter.
Miss Florence Perry arrived Wed
nesday from Iowa City to spend few
weeks vacation from her duties there
a. nurse in Mercy hospital.
New Oregon Cemetery Association
meets with Mrs. Alice Beach Wednes.
day, June 2, 2:30 p. m. Glad to see all
those MISUNDERSTANDING.
The most perfect of all remembrances
the Brides Photograph. We make
only the best.
40t4 BLoMQUlsT SAYRE STUDIO.
A wonderful display of fine pearl
neck strings ''LaTosca" and other fine
makes. especially priced. w. o. Sven
son Jewelry and Gift Shop. 3e-3t
soutor chains and lockets, pendants.
lavalliers and . large assortment Of
jewelry Of different designs for gradu-
alton. Special prices at r. J. Bald
wins.
L. c. Smith, autoeo over to Mason
City on Wednesday and was accompan-
led home the following day by Algis
Hall and wife, who intended to mako
but . short visit in Cresco.
Globe Pipeless Fu1naces-Sss Peter
son Bros.' Advertisement Of them in
this issue. They sold . large number
Of them last year and offer special
prices for early installation.
A most beautiful and exclusive line
Of those dainty Sterling silver hand
painted brooches. oil styles and sizes
priced. W. o. Swenson,
Jeweler Gift Shop. 39.3t
Miss Leila Thornton. who has been
teaching near Postville, visited this
week It the home Of her aunt. Mrs.. P.
NJ. Banning, leaving yesterday for her
home at Pennington, MINI.
TAKEN UP-A red SOW with black
spots came to my place about Nay lot.
Owner will please call and identify
animal and pay charges.
40t3 Owe NELSON, RI 2, Cresco.
You are cordially invited to come and
Des mo when in, need of dental work.
New psrlors over P. A. Clemmer's
tug store.
Ntf J. J. CLEMAER. Dentist.
John Hyke, accompanied by his
Anna G. and Regina. and
son Vincent, autoed over from Fort
Atkinson Tuesday. Mr.. Hyke made .
pleasant call at this Office while in
town.
WANTED-Men for packing house.
sc per hour. Time and half for over
time. Pay every week. Board in priv
ate families. boarding houses or cafe
terra. GEO: A. HORNED & Co., Austin,
4Otf
Our lines of Sterling Silver and Sill
yer Plated Tableware are always CON-
plete, latest designs, prices as reason
able as the present market will. per-
nit. w. O. Swenson, Jeweler and
Gift Shop. 39.3t
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lyons arrived
Tuesday evening from California, Wis
ting enroute at Portland, Oregon,
Niles City, Mont, and Minot. N. D.
They are both much improved in health |
IS the result of their trip.
On Monday last, L. A. Palmer, &C.
by his father, Roe Brown
nd Fred Burr, autoed to Rochester,
dinn. where he entered sanitarium
o take treatment for a dropsical affec-
ion. While he is in a serious condi-