Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06

we 90 not keep apples, we sell
them. At Daubney's. 81
Mayor f. w. Daubney left Tues
day for business trip to Chicago.
Mason City has a young mind
reader i'm the person of N. w. Hansen.
Church societies will do well to see
the Candy Makers at 217 East Water
Street.
MIR. f. Winten, of West Union,
went from here to Hesper last Wednes-
day on his wheel.
The largest and best variety of
candy at 217 East Water st. near
Milwaukee depot. 80
MIR. G. r. Baker, of Ridgeway,
spent Sunday with his brother, F. HI.
Baker, of this city.
For the incest line of sterling
silver 5 O'Clock tea spoons see Mr.. M.
J. Soukup, the jeweler. 80
H. ID. Whitman, representative
vi liC ShICdSo LiIDuiic, ulduc tillS OlliCt
business call last Monday.
Mrs. Snyder came down from
Canton last Monday for visit with
her father, Mr.. Glenn, of this city.
Last Tuesday the family of M. d.
Whitney at Burr Oak were made
happy by the arrival of ten-pound
boy.
Take box of nice candy with you
when you 60 to see your best girl, and
be sure and get them at 2l7 E. Water
Street.
Prof. Chas. Houck, principal of the
West Side schools, returned from a
Thanksgiving visit at Burr Oak last
Friday.
Miss Hattie Howe, who has been
visiting the Misses Rollins at Burr
Oak, returned to school duties here
Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Farnsworth returned to
her home at Cresco Tuesday, after her
pleasant visit with Miss Mabel
McClaskey.
just notice M. j. Soukup's adver-
tisement in this weeks paper. He tells
you some things there that he wants
you to know.
M. j. Soukup, the jeweler, has
some very fine gold pens with pearl
holders in plush cases which he sells
from $3.50 up.
Mrs. 1. Shannon of. Burr Oak
boarded DEBORAH train en- route for
Sheldon, last Tuesday. She goes to
visit sick sister.
Many souls have been made happy
at the big closing out sale at the De-
corah Shoe Store and have gone on
their way rejoicing.
Miss Della Feltis passed through
town en- route for Castalia Monday
She had been visiting at the home of
her father in Burr Oak.
j. f. Borlaug, of the Leading Art
Studio, has lately completed some pho
to work on silk which is the finest of
the kind we have ever seen.
The big closing out sale at the De-
corah Shoe Store is still going on.
Avail yourself of this opportunity of
buying good shoes at and below cost.
The United Lutherans gave a
Lutta-fisk supper in the basement of
their church, corner of Broadway and
Winnebago Sts.. last Tuesday evening.
For the best shoes at the lowest
prices ever heard of, attend the great
shoe sale at DEBORAH shoe store where
every thing must be sold by January
first. 80
Miss Kennedy of York, Mimi,
who is attending school here, visited
the Misses Master at Burr Oak, on
Thanksgiving. She reports an enjoya-
BILE time.
Just notice the advertisement of
the big closing out sale of boots and
shoes at the DEBORAH Shoe Store.
There are some prices quoted that will
surprise you.
Richard Schrubbe had his usual fall
opening of holiday goods last Friday
and Saturday. He displayed an ele-
CANT stock of novelties and attracted a
good many shoppers.
Some candy makers have tried all
their lives to make candy out of white
sand. We can't do it, but use only the
best white sugar to make the goods
sold at 217 +. Water st. 80
Mr.. Geo. Stevenson, travelling
missionary of the American Sunday
School Union, spoke at the Nj. f.
church last Sunday afternoon and at
the Baptist church in the evening.
Mrs. w. Wetehrell of Canton
passed through DEBORAH en- route for
New Hampton, Monday, where her
home will be in the future. Miss
Truman of Lenora accompanied her.
Manager Higgins caught an open