Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-22

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Mrs. Telford, mother of John,
spent several days at his home in Cal
mar last week. She was over looking
after that young conductor at Johns
house.
Court sets next Monday, with good
sized docket. Three criminal cases
are on for trial. The Sumner Twp.
shooting case will probably be finished
this term.
George j. Babcock, member of the
firm of Babcock Bros, manufacturers
of cutlery, at Waterbury, Conn, was
the guest of his cousin, III. A. Bigelow,
over Sunday.
The next of the series of club par
ties will be called the Thanksgiving
party. 1t will be given at Steyer's
Opera House, Wednesday evening,
November 81.
Mr.. Gilbert, photographer, and
Miss Cora Cooley, milliner, both of
Calmar, were married last Tuesday at
five o'clock, p. M, by Rev. James of
West DEBORAH.
Mrs. Laura Woodruff arrived in
DEBORAH last Saturday from Chicago.
She will remain with her sister, Mrs.
C. w. Burdick, until about the mid
die of December.
Presiding Elder Green went last
Tuesday to Riceville to take charge of
the DEBORAH District Conference of the
Nj. E. Church, held there on the 18th
to Goth, inclusive.
Prof. Boice of Calmar was married
Tuesday of last week to Miss Ora Day
ton, of Preston, Mimi. The PUBLIC
OPINION wishes this newly married
couple bon voyage.
The ladies of the Nj. f. Church
will serve lunch and oysters noon and
evening, Saturday, Nov. 23rd in the
Treat building. Come and get good
oysters nicely served.
james Simpson, an old Decorahian
now of Norfolk, Neb., was in the city
last Saturday. He is on his way to
York state on business trip. He will
remain east all winter.
For the past two weeks Mrs. j. E.
Fletcher has been visiting friends in
Button, Burr Oak, Hesper and Decor
ah. She is now in this city, and will
remain for about week
Dick Remington, Charley Marsh's
right hand man, returned from Mil
waukee last Monday, where he had
been the past week sightseeing. He
reports very pleasant time.
M. A. LANCE of Alexandria, S. d.,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives i'm Winnesheik county for two
weeks past, was in town yesterday.
We are always glad to see Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Baker gave a
small party last Friday evening in
honor of Miss Davis, of Monona,
whose arrival here we mentioned last
week. She returned to her home last
Saturday.
Il have just received carload of
the best New York apples. Come and
get your choice now. They are Green
ings and Baldwins and are the best
that money can buy. Come quick and
get the best l.. A. Marsh. 80.
Mrs. Henry Wingate, of Burr Oak,
is again confined to her bed. She was
just getting ready to go to Chicago to
be treated, when Tuesday night she
was taken with vomiting spells, and is
now unable to leave her bed.
-Downie, the reliable matchmaker
i'm Grand opera house store, has added
a stock of watches, clocks, jewelry and
silverware to his repair department,
where he will be pleased to see old
patrons as well as new ones. 37-5
Bring in yourpictures, will frame
them for the next 80 days one-fourth
off from regular price, commencing Sat
urday November Is, 1895.
JAS. II. RELF.
Nearly opposite the post office. 1872
Geo. w. Higgins is now conceded
to be the crack squirrel hunter Of the
town. He was out Monday and bagged
twenty. And he didn't stop at that,
but brought down large sized coon.
George is bad man with gun.