Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-18
LOCAL ITEMS.


alabama" has been played5 years
Spurs photographs are purely
artistic.
Buy your oil meal at Auchmoody's
and save money.
e. S. Wizards playing Alabama
in London, England.
--"Alabama" tells very touching
story with good moral.
For the best Photographic work &c
to Spur, 2O9 Water street.
The finest and best hay at reason
able prices can be had of AuchmOody.
-Children's pants, good ones, 69c.
Boys pants, good ones, 10 cents. See
Ben Bear.
Pennington & Vance came out with
very handsome delivery wagon
this week.
Joel Dayton attended the Upper
Iowa Conference at Mason City and re-
ports having very enjoyable time.
Farmers, bring in your poultry to
Olin & Anderson. They pay the high
est market price at 120 East Water st.
Just received, choice lot of pure
Buckwheat Flour. A trial sack will
insure second order. At +. Z. Auch-
mOody's.
james Price is one of the happiest
men in Burr Oak township, this is all
on account of the arrival of new girl
Mt their house.
Ladies call and see our line of
$3.50 and $500 Shoes. Latest styles
and finest quality. Smith & Dixson,
Popular Shoe Store.
Mrs. r. Wilson attended the Upper
Iowa conference at Mason City. She
was entertained while there by Mrs.
Eliza Telford Randall.
Manager Higgins hasreceived word
from the Midnight Watch company
and Billy Casad's Minstrels to cancel
their dates at Steyer opera house.
One gallon of 40 cent syrup and
jug given away with each $500 worth
goods bought at Sinclair Brothers, in
West DEBORAH. BE sure and get a
ticket.
We are reliably informed that the
nominee for sheriff on the Democratic
ticket, II. J. McCauley, has withdrawn
and that there will be no name to fill
the vacancy.
Last Monday night the Luther
college was illuminated i'm honor Of its
thirtieth anniversary, and had gem
eral good time in the way of music,
speeches and essays.
BE sure and get one of Sinclair
Bros. $500 tickets. They give a gal
Ion of syrup and jug with each ticket
traded out at their store in West De.
corah, near the bridge.
Burr Oak will soon have telephone
line. A large gang Of men are at work
between DEBORAH and that place, and
we will soon be able to "hello," with
our many friend there.
The musicale to be given by the
young ladies of the NJ. +. church, oc-
ours this friday evening. All are
cordially invited. Tickets % cents.
See program in this issue.
On Friday evening, Oct. 25th, the
pupils of Mrs. Edith Gibbs will give an
organ and pianotorte recital ut the NJ.
f. chuch in Frankville. They have
issued very interesting program.
Mr.. Joe Biederman, of West De-
corah, has been repairing and paint
ing his house, on Maple avenue near
the bridge. We are pleased to note
Improvements in various parts of West
DEBORAH.
Mr.. Breckenridge has one course
that Is OH the solid rock: Good reading,
good writing, good spelling and good
work in arithmetic. Send for specimen
VI WIltIIS, Tic ilhcIIcSStS VI TIC tcttCu-
ers, and statement Of expenses.
w. III. Simmons, dentist, has de-
termined to locate i'm DEBORAH, and has
bought out DIR. VIM. Kellegg's dental
business. He is up-to-date on all work
and skilled in porcelain and metal
work. His m0tto is: Not how much,
but how well.
This evening FRIDAY, Oct. 1Sth)
there will be an open meeting of Col.
Hugh's Post, G.. A. r., at their hall,
over First National Bank. Good music,
speeches, and campfire stories will
be the order of exercises. All relatives
of &. A. II. men are cordially invited
to be present.
MIR. Dell Merriau, n prosperous
farmer, living near Marble Rock, Floyd
county, was in DEBORAH Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. He was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nc
Kay, of West DEBORAH. He departed
for his home on Thursday. He has
been visiting his old home in Allamakee
county.
Mr.. breckenridge Business School