Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Al Brian was transacting business
i'm CIesco last Monday.
The new songs sung in "The Prize
Winner are said to be fine.
Geo Haas transacted business i'm
New Hampton last Monday.
John b. Kaye and son Percy were
DEBORAH visitors last Saturday.
Every one enjoys Chas. a. Gard
ner, the sweet singing comedian.
Gard ner, the German comedian,
comes to the Grand opera house Nov. 8.
John Oneil and wife returned last
Tuesday from their trip to the twin
cities.
John McCauley, of Bluffton, was
transacting business i'm our little city
last Saturday.
Election day next Tuesday. BE
sure and get out every Republican vote
in the county.
Around Cedar Rapids hogs are dy
ing by the hundreds with Il disease re-
sembling cholera.
john McHugh, of Cresco, has been
quite sick. We are very glad that he
is improving some.
Ralph Pike has the typhoid fever.
He has been confined about Il week,
but is slowly recovering.
Don't forget to register Saturday,
Nov. 2 This the last registration day.
Voters bear this i'm mind
The new play which the German
comedian, Charles Gardner, gives this
season is ''The-Prize Winner"
The State Convention of the Iowa
Epworth League has been in session at
Marshalltown during this week.
Dan Shea, who has been tranact-
ing business in North Dakota for sew
eral days, returned home Saturday.
C. NJ Wilson has moved his bakery
into the building formerly occupied by
Richard SchTubbe, on West Water st.
Harry Hedges is the proud father
of another new arrival of the masculin
gender. Mother and child are doing
well.
j. w. Hogan and family will re-
move to Chicago this fall, he having
traded his Trout Run farm for Chicago
property.
Another new feed store i'm town.
~, 4, H,.n L. l., I
by George Bernatz i'm the b. f. Smith
building.
Z County Surveyor J. l.. Cameron,
and his clerk, Miss May Carter, spent
4 Sunday last at their respective homes
Yin Hesper.
u One day last week A. n. Vance,
Frank Landers and A. w. Grow made
catch of 81 black bass, the largest
four-pounder.
George Steyer was on the out
going train Monday afternoon. He
said he was going to takea trip away
down the river.
The Congregational church is rap
idly nearing completion. It's reported
that it will be ready for occupancy in
about six weeks.
"A large force of men are engaged i'm
laying steel rails on the Chicago, Mil
waukee Il st Paul track between Cal
mar and Conover
In
day, Oct. 81. The wind blew per-
feet gale all day, which swept the
streets clean of dust.
Mrs. VIM. Bulge and young son
arrived Monday for winters visit at
the paternal home. After the holidays
they expect to go South.
"A card from Jacob Zuckmeyer To-
Gates him at Wiesbaden, Germany.
He says the country has changed a
ago.
George Groves, who is representing
the DEBORAH Windmill company on
the road, spent Sunday at home. He
left again Monday evening for Wis
consin.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will receive their friends this
friday evening, Nov. LIST, i'm the par
lors of the Unity church, from to 10
o'clock
We notice among the names of
those who have been granted a reis-
sueof their pensions, the name of Fried
olin ReIm, of DEBORAH, Winnesheik
County.
Next Monday evening Nov. Attn,
there will be dance i'm the Burr Oak
hall, under the auspices of the Burr
Oak Band. Music by Ervin's Orches-
ira. All are invited.
Mr.. Bertram Paine left on the after
noon train, Monday, for his home i'm
Toledo, Ohio, after a pleasant two
weeks visit at the home of his uncle,
Henry Paine i'm this city.
Mrs. f.. James Weiser, Mrs. John