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

Geo. Seebach caught in trap
Wednesday morning one of the incest
minks we have seen in long while.
This is the second one he has caught
this season. The rascals have been
stealing Joe Bieterman's chickens.
The next attraction of prominence
at the Grand will be Mr.. Clay Glenn
ent in "The New Dominion" Asst
Manager Morss will soon publish some
letters regarding this elegant COM
pany, which he has received from
southern cities.
The Geo. @. Gardner Camp, No.
"a, of the Sons of Veterans, will have a
campfire November 26th, at the G.. A.
r. hall in this city. The boys have
been out foraging since the 9Th of this
month, and will probably bring their
knapsacks full.
The st. Agatha's Guild will on next
Tuesday afternoon and evening at the
Treat building on Water street, hold a
Paper Bazaar. Home made candies
will be on sale. Supper served from
$50 to 10 o'clock. Oysters will be
served by the ladies.
F. S. Putnam spent the past week
with his family. He gets home about
every three weeks or a month. He
represents the Crescent Supply Com
pany of Minneapolis, in the Northern
part of Iowa, Southern part of
Minnesota and South Dakota.
Managers Weiser and Morss were
wise in cancelling "The Pay Train"
although it was a great loss to the
opera house from money point of
view. The patrons of the Grand opera
house are fully aware that no poor at
traction will be willingly played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maltby were
down from Burr Oak yesterday. Frank
is one of the rising young farmers of
the north part of the county, and we
can truly say that he has good help
mate. The PUBLIC OPINION will keep
them posted on matters at the hub.
Last Monday Robert Reed came
down from Hesper to have DR.. Smith
operate on one of his eyes. Saturday
while at work over the emery wheel
in his shop, small particle of steel
was thrown into his left eye, which
the Hesper physicians were unable to
find. 1t panied him very much until
after the operation was performed,
when the eye was Immediately re-
lieved. He is now getting along nice
ly.
TIL. Won Rolf, of the Iowa Union
Telephone Co., spent last Sunday at
his home at West Union. He went
down from here on the afternoon b.,
G. r. Il n. train. Mr.. Won Rolf tells
us that he expects to have a line to
Frankville before it freezes up. This
will join every town in the county, of
any size.
Coleman & Toye, the DEBORAH Dent
lists, are making cast aluminium plate
that is far superior to anything ever
put out by the profession. Call and see
us and be convinced. We do any
thing in the dental line in first-class
shape, and will always treat your
children as yourself.
Last Monday evening our atten-
ton was attracted by the elegant dis
play of cut glass in M. j. Soukup's
show window on Water st. There
were twenty-four pieces in all, and so
artistically arranged that passing peo-
pie had to stop and look. Go and see
the display before it is too late.
There will be business change in
DEBORAH on the first of January.
McCauley Il Carolan, the Button
merchants, have purchased the N, III.
Nelson store and will take possession
on the first day of January. The PUB
Lie OPINION wishes the new firm
much success i'm their new business.
If you wanted to buy "Groceries"
you wouldn't go 20 a "Harness Shop"
No! Well, then, when you want to
buy musical instruments of any kind
go to q Music House. That's the way
to save money. And don't you know
that MdrslPs Music House is the largest
in Northern Iowa? lisa fact, just the
same. Call and see for yourself. 1914