Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-29

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from Cresco for few days visit with
Miss Mabel McClaskey last Wednesday
Come and see me on choice Mime
sofa flour, the best in the market. We
also handle the Ice Cave mills -four
81 Geo. Bernatz.
&C. A. Neufert has just received a
full line of novels by modern authors
which are selling at 10 cents, three fol
% cents.
The trains on both roads have been
running somewhat irregular for few
days past, caused by heavy snowfalls
east of us.
MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Schall spent
Thanksgiving i'm Lacrosse, at the home
of his mother. They went up Tuesday
afternoon.
-Thos. DAILY, of Cresco, was in the
City last Saturday. He was on his way
to Southern Arkansas, going there for
his health.
We can't say we will give you our
goods below cost, but we will give you
the best of goods at reasonable profit.
Couse & Tracy. So
Il. A. Marsh just received another
carload of York state apples, which are
the finest in the market. Go early and
get your choice.
| Mrs. Geo. Draper went to Forrest
City last Friday to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her daughter, Mrs. John
Barth, and family.
Many souls have been made happy
at the big closing out sale at the De-
corah Shoe Store and have gone on
their way rejoicing.
The Metzger Medicine Company re-
port the largest mail order business
last week, of any week in the history
of the establishment.
Union services were held at the
M. f. Church yesterday morning,
Rev. James of the Baptist church,
preaching the sermon.
The best Bon Bons, Cream Taffies,
Peanut Candy, Chocolates, Ices, Mug
ats and Cocoanut work in the city,
made at 2l7 f. Water ST.
Will Hall returned to his home at
Grand Forks, S. d., last Tuesday.
Mrs. Hall will remain with her moth
er, Mrs. Pike, this winter.
If you wish to see "a beautiful stock
of holiday goods, fancy goods, toys,
dolls, silverware and jewelry, go to
the Variety store of j. c. Tarvestad.
John McCauley, one of Button
townships prominent farmers, re-
turned from Chicago last Saturday,
where he had been delivering stock.
The big closing out sale at the De-
corah Shoe Store is still going on.
Avail yourself of this opportunity of
buying good shoes at and below cost.
With the several aristocratic we'd
dings and the attire they don to go
before the alter the daily papers which
come to our table manage to be filled.
Our $3.50 and $500 Ladies' and
Gents Shoes are the best on earth.
Call and see them; no trouble to show
goods. Smith & Dixson, Popular Shoe
Store.
Miss Lottie Akers, daughter of We
editor, has been sick for the past week
with typhoid pneumonia. She is bet
ter at this writing. DIR. H. C. Bulls at
tended her.
Just notice the advertisement of
the big closing out sale of boots and
shoes at the DEBORAH Shoe Store.
There are some prices quoted that will
surprise you.
Mrs. f. l.. Jennings of GAINESVILLE,
and Mrs. l.. S. Fox of OdebOlt, re-
turned home the fore part of this week
after several days visit with rela-
tives in this city.
The Um-zee-wee Whist Club meets
this afternoon with Miss Grace Adams.
They will play one extra table in honor
of Mrs. Farnsworth, of CrescO, and Miss
Barry, of Chicago.
The second one of the series of club
parties, held last Wednesday evening,
was attended by very large crowd of
people, and a most enjoyable time was
had by all present.
Revival meetings are being held at
the Nj. f. Church this week. Rev. f..
p. Stubs of Frankville has charge of
the meetings, assisted by Rev. f. P.
Shaffer, of this city.
Snow, to the extent of about three
inches, fell last Sunday, which helped
the sleighing out temporarily, but the
weather warming up has knocked the
bottom out of it again.
DEBORAH has as pure water as can
be found any where i'm this part of the
state. The waterworks reservoir has
been cleaned out, they finding but very
little foreign matter therein.
Minnesota has five million acres