Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-15

some insurance business i'm the several
small towns in the county.
-Crockery can be furnished to our
customers at reasonable price. Couse
& Tracy. 35
B. b. Morss is in Chicago on bust
ness. He went down Monday by way
of Moline, where he stopped for day
or two before going into the city.
For Saturdays trade we offer
special prices on suits and overcoats.
All new and fresh; guaranteed up-to-
date. See Ben Bear.
Will Peck spent last Sunday at his
old home in DEBORAH. He is out on his
annual trip for M. l.. Campbell, the
ECLIPSE" oyster man, of Chicago.
German Cough and Consumption
Cure for sale only by Brunt & Par
man. 35-2
Mrs. w. III. Tillson came down
from Cresco last Friday to attend "The
Prize Winner" She remained over
Sunday to visit relatives and friends.
Go to j. G. Tarvestad, cash music
dealer, for high grade pianos, organs,
violins, guitars, etc. 35-2
Last Tuesday undertaken G. COLI
shipped casket to Nordness, which
will contain the remains of Miss Tofte,
who died there last Sunday even
ing.
The best cure for coughs and colds
is the German Cough and Consumption
Cure. Sold only by Brunt & Par
man. 35-2
Mrs. Frank Payne, of Cedar Rap
ids, arrived Wednesday fora visit at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Bean. She will remain until next
Tuesday.
4 have received two car loads of
apples and can sell them cheaper
than any one in the city. j. w.
Daubney.
There is some talk about putting
an electric lighting-plant in the Grand
opera house and the rooms of the De-
| cOrah Club, but at this writing it is not
decided.
Try our Buckwheat Flour and
Maple Sap. 1t will please you. Couse
Il Tracy. 50
Mr.. G.. HI. Phillips, one of the
prominent members of the Oelwein
bar, and who was once Decorahian,
was in this city between trains last
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. McCiaskey accompan-
led Mrs. w. III. Tillson home last Mon
day. She will visit short time with
relatives and friends in Cresco before
her return.
Iowa has Oil 100 pupils of school
age. For their instruction the state
employs 2S,2Ol teachers (23 ,534 women
and 1887 mem, whose salaries amount
to 81, 79S 1923.
Rev. Shilling has accepted a call
from the Iowa Falls Unity church, and
will take charge as soon as possible.
We are sorry to lose the Rev. gentle
man from our midst.
Mr.. B. Anundsen, of the Posten,
returned last Friday from q trip to
Minneapolis and st. Paul. A brother,
who resides in Washington (state), ac-
companied him home.
"A ten-pound conductor is the latest.
The young gentleman arrived at the
home of conductor John TelfOrd last
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock Moth
er and child doing well.
Al. Brian left yesterday for La
Crosse where he has accepted a position
in the Office of the western distributing
agency of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. AL we wish you success.
Geo. Smell, one of Winnesheik's
prosperous farmers, living two miles
north of Bluffton, was in town last
Wednesday, and made this office
very pleasant call Come again George.
Last Friday Supt. Goodell, of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Railroad. Train Master f. o. Soles,
and III. f. White, chief engineer, of
the same road, made an official visit
to DEBORAH.
Mrs. +. Nj. Halligan, she who was
Miss Clara Solberg, stopped off at De-
corah last Friday for few days visit
with relatives and friends. She is on
her way from Chicago to her home at
Sioux Falls.
Il have just received a carload of
the best New York apples. Come and
get your choice now. They are Green
ings and Baldwins and are the best
that money can buy. Come quick and
get the best. l.. A. Marsh. 35.
1t is somewhat of a relief to the
American people to think that Miss
Vanderbilt has got her duke. We can
draw sigh of gladness and hope the
newspapers will give them much
needed rest.
Gov. Jackson has issued a prGclama-