Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-11
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-Frankville and Bluffton items will
be found on fourth page of this paper.
DIR. Fmmons, of Burr Oak, was in
the city Thursday.
The Midnight Watch at the Steyer
opera house Oct. 81,
Mrs. L. b. Benedict went to Mar
shaHtown this week,
Fine children's underwear 25c-
at the Hub Clothing Store.
e. f. Auehmoody went west on a
business trip last Wednesday.
Billy Casad and his famous Ministries
at Steyer opera house Oct. 80.
Don't forget the Midnight Watch
at the Steyer opera house Oct. u.
The Hub Clothing Store is opposite
Stiles Hotel, on East Water street
Mrs. Edith Gibbs, of Frankville,
was in DEBORAH Wednesday, this week.
Our odd suits, ali-wool, best quality
at $500, are trade winners. See Ben
Bear.
Have you seen the new underwear
at the Hub Clothing Store? 1t is ele-
giant.
II. J. Flemming and III. F. Nc
Bride went to La Crosse on business
last Sunday.
e. c. Shaw, of Button, was i'll De-
corak over Sunday, visiting with his
father, J. b. Shaw.
Mrs. G.. H. Bedding and Name
r1aze,ton, of Calmar, were in De-
corah last Saturday.
Mrs. f. j. Bucknell moved on the
farm with her father-in-law, James
Bucknell, last Monday.
Manly Ousley left DEBORAH Thurs
day for visit to the Southern country.
He will return in a few weeks.
George w. Gage left Monday to
commence his second year in the
American Dental college at Chicago.
Ben Bear makes fine show in his
store window of the celebrated "Sat-
suma ware" manufactured in Japan.
Guy Rollins and Will Asselyn left
this week tor Chicago to resume their
studies at the American Dental college.
&C. G. Edmonds, one of Cresco's live
business men, made us a call Wednes-
day. We are always glad to see our
friends.
REV. J. Hilburn and wife, of Burr
Oak, passed through this city Monday
morning, on their way to Mason City
to attend the Methodist conference.
Misses Nellie and Name Stiles
went to Minneapolis last Friday.
Name is going to take lessons in dane
ing, and make herself perfect in that
art. Nellie will take vocal lessons.
On Tuesday Presiding Elder Green
and Pastor Shaffer departed for Mason
City, where the Upper Iowa M. f.
conference is in session. Wehope they
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Mrs. Dave Reed and Mrs. Frank
Bailey, who has been visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. Reed, left for La
Crosse Tuesday, to see their brother,
w. w. Bailey, of that place, who is
very sick,
Mr.. Breckenridge has one course
that is OH solid rock: Good reading
good writing, good spelling and good
work in arithmetic. Send for specimen
of writing, the likenesses of the teach
ers, and "a statement Of expenses.
C. r. Bakers store at Ridgeway
was burglarized last week and a goodly
number of articles stolen. it was the
second attempt within a few weeks
and the indications were that the deed
was perpetrated by local parties.
Mr.. Ralph Ramaker and wife, OF
Greenleafton, Mimi, were visiting
Mrs. Ramaker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Perry, of this city, over Sun.
day, leaving for their home on Mon
day morning, where Mr.. Ramaker Is
engaged the general mercantile bust
ness.
john Aye, who has been clerkine
at Mr. Daubney's restaurant for some
months past, left Monday morning fol
Rochester, Mimi, where he has &C.
cepted position in a hospital to fiji
himself as trained nurse, John is q
good, reliable young man, with host
of friends in DEBORAH who wish him
success in his new field.
The program of the musicale to be
given Mt the Methodist church Friday
Oct. 18th, promises to be an unusually
interesting one. The best musical and
and literary talent of DEBORAH has
been secured. The entire program will
be published next week. Tickets will
be on sale at Schrubbe's book store
Admission 35 cents.
MI, Breckenridge Business School