Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-11

Go in and see the nice display of
candies at c. +. Neufert's.
Headquarters for apples and fruits
of all kinds at Daubney's.
Wool fleeced lined underwear,
653c-at the Hub Clothing Store.
Go and see the Midnight Watch
company at Steyer opera house Oct. p.
Go to S. J. Clark & Co. to see the
new Fall and Winter styles in Mil
linery.
Go to Sinclair Bros. for the cheap
est and best teas and coffees in the
market.
-Children's pants, good ones, 69c.
Boys pants, good ones, Is cents. See
Ben Bear.
DR. f. Ward, formerly of Burr
Oak, left for Minneapolis Monday, to
resume his work there.
MIR. w. f. Smith is sick with
typhoid fever, but we are glad to learn
that he is getting better.
Don't forget the cooking exhibit
and free lunch at ID. A. Reeds Satur-
day and Wednesday afternoons.
Farmers, bring in your poultry to
Olin & Anderson. They pay the high
est market price at 120 East Water st.
Mrs. Elmer Bucknell and children
returned from six weeks visit to
Hoosick Falls and Troy, n. Y, Thurs
day.
I have two car loads of apples on
the road, and can sell them cheaper
than any one in the city. j. w.
Daubney.
For Saturdays trade we offer
special prices on suits and Overcoats.
All new and fresh; guaranteed up-to-
date. See Ben Bear
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Walton left
for their home, in Cresco, last Tuesday,
after short visit with their son-in-
law, Sheriff Christian and family.
Sam Weiser went to Clinton last
Friday, where he will spend few days
visiting. He will go from there to
Chicago to resume his dental studies.
"A new sidewalk has been laid
on Broadway, from Washington to
Winnebago street, which is great inn
provement in that part of the city.
Let the good work go on.
--Messrs. Olin q Anderson, from
Chicago, have opened poultry mar
ket at i20 East Water ST., DEBORAH. We
extend the hand of welcome to every
new industry that comes to DEBORAH.
Thomas Rice and family, who have
been residents of DEBORAH for the past
year. have decided to return to their
farm in Burr Oak township, for the
winter at least. They moved this
week.
George Higgins has in his window
seven of the finest little fox terrier pup
pies in the country-their father and
mother being prize-winners. They are
all sold, ranging in price from SIS
to $50.
Miss Grace Aiken arrived in Decor
all Saturday from the New England
states, where she and her mother have
been visiting since May. She will only
remain in DEBORAH few days visiting
her sister, Mrs. e. w. ID. Holway.
Mr.. J. b. Shaw and wife left De-
corah on Monday of this week for
their home at Ocean Springs, Miss,
for the winter Mr. Shaw comes and
goes with the birds, making DEBORAH
his home in summer, and resides at
Ocean Springs during the cold winter
months.
The DEBORAH Steam Laundry, Miller
q Son, proprietors, is complete in
every detail, and is an institution that
DEBORAH people should be proud of.
We visited this place and was sur,
prised to find the amount of machinery
and number of people employed there,
They employ from 10 to II persons.
They receive laundry work from all
parts of the country, and their work is
turned out promptly and in first-class
shape. They are now completing an
addition, 14Xl6, for Il cleaning room,
and they intend to have every facility
for cleaing and dyeing clothes of all
kinds. Their machinery is run by n
sevon-hOrse power engine and twenty
horse power boiler. The place looks
like beehive, and there is no better
conducted laundry in the state.
Rev. II. J. Elwck and Miss Celia
Valdez were united i'm marriage at the
home of the brides parents, in New
berg, Mimi, on Thursday, Oct. 8,
Rev. f. p. Shaffer, pastor of the Nj. f..
church of this city, officiating. Mr..
Elwick is the pastor of the M. f..
church at Melbourne, Iowa, and the
bride has been one of the instructors i'm
the Valdez Business College and Nor