Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

TO 10 DOWllle 10 guy your WatcIl.
Eat Neuferts homemade Candies.
Mrs. Robt Thompson is much bet
ter now.
John Billow visited at Burr Oak
Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Heckle of Burr Oak was
i'm town last Friday.
The Calmar Courier says Mrs. Ole
Hove is still very ill.
We do not keep apples, we sell
them. At Daubney's. 81
M. Carolan of Bluffton township
was in town Saturday.
Miss Eta Hotchkiss of Burr Oak
was in the city Saturday.
Rev. Wilson will occupy the Tut
tie house on West Main st.
Rev. Joel Hilburn came down
from Burr Oak last Friday.
Morris Whalen was down from
Cresco last Tuesday on business.
Notice the change in M. j. Sioux
ups advertisementin this issue.
MIR. Almon Jewell of Burr Oak
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
"A. j. Cratsenberg of Burr Oak
transacted business in town Tuesday.
The Um-zoo-wees met with Mrs
F. w. Coleman last Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Chas. Hitchcock came down
from Burr Oak on business last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ben Ward and daughter
Ethel of Burr Oak were in the city last
Monday.
Church societies-get Neufert's
prices on Christmas Candies by the
quantity. 36-eow
-Neufert will have full line of
Christmas Candies and Christmas
Tree goods. 36-eOw
Capt. Thos. Graham went to La
Crosse last Saturday to see his son,
who is sick.
The Iowa river may freeze up, but
the new candy store keeps open at 217
E. Water st.
MIR. Henry Baker of Burr Oak
attended the G. A. r. election last
Friday night.
"A daisy is daisy the world over
Spurr's Daisy Photos for $1.50 per doz-
en- are daisies. 1874
Miss Ella Waite, of Burr Oak, was
in the city shopping between stages
last Wednesday.
Mrs. f. II. Eckert went to st. Paul
Monday, where the future home of
the family will be.
Henry Reeves came down from st.
Paul and spent Sunday last with his
family in this city.
Sheriff Christen took Sarah Mesh
EN- to the insane hospital at Indepen-
dence last Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. j. G. Lewis of Ridgeway
has been the guest of Mrs. w. E. Tes-
key for several days.
MIR. Chas. Mckinney came down
from Canton, Mimi, last Wednesday
with driver Schanck.
Jack rabbits are not very plentiful
but there is plenty of fresh candy for
everybody at 217 E. Water st.
w. w. Yet, chinaman, has
opened laundry in the l.. f. Nelson
building OH East Water Street.
Have your repairing done at Smith
& Dixson's. Shoesm to order. We
have the best shoemaker in Iowa.
MIR. Samuel Duxbury and son of
Burr Oak passed through town last
Wednesday on their way to Texas.
"Wednesday afternoon of last week
Mrs. e. j. Weiser entertained num-
Der of her young lady friends at lunch.
Felt goods, overshoes and rubbers,
the finest line and lowest price at
Smith & Dixson's Popular Shoe Store.
&C. A. Neufert has just received a
full line of novels by modern authors
which are selling at 10 cents, three for
% cents.
Lyon & Healy have just moved to
town. Ifyou don't believe it, just go
and take a look in b. o. Marsh's Mus
ic House
Last Saturday evening Mrs. A. f.
Anundsen entertained number of
young ladies at whist. They played
five tables.
Everybody desires bottle of nice
perfume for Christmas. Brunt &
Parman have an elegant line i'm cut
glass bottles. 1913
The finest line of jewelry and sill
verware suitable for wedding and holi-
day presents i'm this city to be found at
M. II. Torsen's.
IL. A. Marsh just received another
carload of York state apples, which are
the finest i'm the market. Go early and
get your choice.