Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-20

ALI kinds of fresh nuts and fruits
at l.. A. Marsh's.
Al. Siewers arrived from Spring
Grove yesterday.
= Fresh bulk and canned oysters
always on hand at L. A. Marsh's.
dan Shea and e. r. Acers went to
TT. Atkinson Wednesday on legal bust
ness.
Guy Rollins and Will Assem- came
home from Chicago yesterday to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Lloyd went down to
Castalia Tuesday to visit friends. She
returned yesterday.
Judge Hobson was up from West
Union last Wednesday, and made
this office pleasant call.
Reward! We will pay $50 for any
piece OF candy not of our own manu-
facture bought at PIT E. Water street.
Felt goods, overshoes and rubbers,
the finest line and lowest price at
Smith q Dixson's Popular Shoe Store.
MIR. E. w. Cutting is expected to
arrive tomorrow from Iowa City to
spend the holidays with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Kate Haines arrived from
Webster s. d. last Monday, on her
way to visit friends and relatives at
Hesper.
&C. A. Neufert has just received a
full line of novels by modern authors
which are selling at 10 cents, three for
Is cents.
david Culver, a boot and shoe
dealer of Des Moines, spent Sunday
last with his friend, P. McCusker, in
this city.
Mrs. A. j. Cratsenberg came down
from Burr Oak last Tuesday for a few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs. L.
b. Whitney.
Everybody desires a bottle of nice
perfume for Christmas. Brunt &
Parman have an elegant line in cut
glass bottles. 1913
The finest line of jewelry and sill
verware suitable for wedding and holt
day presents in this city to be found at
M. Il. Torsen's.
Mr.. J. X. Cavenaugh has taken
charge of the section on the MiIwau-
kee road, while section foreman Thos.
Rosley is taking lay off.
The big closing out sale at the De-
,orah Shoe Store is still going on.
Avail yourself of this opportunity of
ouying good shoes at and below cost.
The afternoon Milwaukee Tuesday
ook out pretty big train. Three cars
If stock and one of butter, besides their
ocular cars went to make up the train.
Our $3.50 and $500 Ladies' and
tents Shoes are the best on earth.
Call and see them; no trouble to show
foods. Smith & Dixson, Popular Shoe
store.
MIR. A. Bradish will leave for st.
'aul tomorrow to spend the holidays
t the Jesse Gregg household. Mrs.
sradish and Mrs. Mary Bones have
receeded him.
Just notice the advertisement of
ne big closing out sale of boots and
hoes at the DEBORAH Shoe Store.
here are some prices quoted that will
lrprise you.
Ben Oleson has opened tailor
nop in the III. III. Rygg building on
!. Water st. Mr.. Wafer occupies
alf of the same building with his har-
ess shop.
Don't buy shoddy of disreputable
Zoe traders when you can get new,
obby, honest shoes of reliable shoe
callers like Smith and Dixson, at the
opular Shoe Store. 4Oh
"A very fine repertoire company is
lat which will be at the Grand next
eek. The Della Pringle company
'mes very highly recommended.
forget that a nice picture
'ok is what the little folks always
ipect to find in their stockings. You
Ill find just what you want at Brunt
Parmans drug store. 1913
Mrs. j. M. Akers was down from
lufftOn Wednesday.
.Downie, the reliable matchmaker
Grand opera house store, has added
stock of watches, clocks, jewelry and
Iverware to his repair department.,
here he will be pleased to see old
ltrons as well as new ones. 37-5
Ole Wafer has opened new har-
IS shop at POS E. Water St., in the
Hiding just vacated by H. H. Rygg.
If you desire to witness line of
avs and speciality work new and
iginal, you can do no better than to
tend the performances of the Don c.
all Co. at Steyer's opera house Christ
rs week. Prices 10-15-25 cts.
-Chas. Jennisch, of Sioux City,
II spend Christmas with relatives In
is city.