Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

The best line OF hOllday goods al
Tarvestad's. 35-2
M. A. Tupy, of Spillville, was in
the city Wednesday.
The wires for the city exchange are
being placed in position.
Mart Norton succeeded Pat Enright
i'm the Daubney restaurant.
The new songs sung i'm "The Prize
Winner are said to be fine.
Several cases of black diphtheria
are reported at Nora Springs.
Every one enjoys Chas. A. Gard
ner, the sweet singing comedian.
Miss Francis Eckert and her mother
departed for st. Paul last Monday.
We noticed Prof. Fred Clark, of
Ossian, OH our streets last Saturday.
We had a very pleasant call from
Hon. w, II. Klemme last Saturday.
-Rey. II. III. Green was on the in
coming Milwaukee train Monday noon.
Great reduction in Millinery, trim
med hats, etc. LOring IL Crosby. 35-2
Gardner, the German comedian,
comes to the Grand opera house Nov. s.
German Cough and Consumption
Cure for sale only by Brunt & Par
man. 35-2
Mrs DR.. Daubney is very sick, we are
sorry to note, and hope for her speedy
recovery
L. e. Davidson spent Sunday last
with his family. His headquarters are
at McGregor.
Name Stiles opened her school of
dancing in Steyer's opera house Tues
day evening.
j. J. Haug, the Spillville merchant,
was in DEBORAH transacting business
last Saturday.
DEBORAH people were able to hello
with Burr Oak last Friday evening for
the first time.
Representative w. III. Klemme
came over Wednesday to help figure
up his majority.
w. E. Taylor, of Button, was in
DEBORAH last Wednesday and made a
call at this office.
Go to j. c. Tarvestad, cash music
dealer, for high grade pianos, organs,
violins, guitars, etc. 35-2
The Pension of VIM III. Jones, (de-
ceasei) of Fort Atkinson, has been re-
stored and increased.
Mrs. Griffith, of Floyd, Iowa,
arrived to-day for visit with E. Z.
Auchmoody and wife.
M. r. Torsen's jewelry store looks
bright and clean, the result of new
coat of paint and paper.
Judge De Cow, of Ossian, was in
town Wednesday explaining why he
was defeated for treasurer
Mrs. Nj. Il. Torsen went to st. Paul
Wednesday to spend week visiting at
the home of Charles Brown.
Prof. Yetterbo, of the Mortified
college, after few days visit here with
friends, left for his home last Friday.
The best cure for coughs and colds
is the German Cough and Consumption
Cure. Sold only by Brunt Il Par
man. $50
M. j. SOukup, the Water street
jeweler, has "A fine line of cut glass on
the road. 1t will arrive in about ten
days.
WALT. Smith was down town last
Tuesday, the first time in many weeks
We are glad to see him around once
more.
Any one intending to purchase
an organ can save money by calling on
p. c. Peterson. His prices are the
lowest.
Mrs. G.. S. Rice went to Cedar
Rapids Wednesday afternoon to
visit sister. She will return on Sat
urday.
Halloween was comparatively quiet
here. 1t was disagreeable night, and
warm bed was preferable to being
outside.
Prof. IL. l.. Coffeen came over from
Calmar Sunday to renew acquaintance
with his family. He returned Sunday
evening.
i have received two car loads of
apples and can sell them cheaper
than any one in the city. j. w.
Daubney.
Miss Lizzie Greer, who is at Rock
Rapids, teaching, is reported to have
the typhoid fever. She has been sick
for about a week.
Mrs. Fred Jurgens went to Mil
waukee last Saturday to meet her hus-
band, and will visit relatives for a
time before returning.
M. M. Graf, of Cresco, was in town,
doing business with our merchants,
last Monday. Miles is young man we
are always glad to see.