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


= note.
j. &. Rollins returned last SATURDAY.
from an extended trip in Northern
Minnesota. He reports crops good w
there, but farmers hard pressed fo
5 money.
Pat Enright was taken to the hos
pital at Independence last We tnesday
to receive treatment for brain disease
which has been growing on him for the
past year.
, F. NJ. Cove and wife departed fol
their home in Trenton, n. J. Wednes
day evening, after several weeks very
pleasantly spent among relatives and
friends here.
The c., Nj. d st. Paul R'y Com.
pany are putting the water works into
their passenger depot, making the con,
nectiOn with the main at the Water
street bridge.
Frank Hutchinson is the proud
daddy of ten-pOund girl. 1t came in
to the family last Tuesday, but has not
yet been named. Mother and child
are doing well.
-Chas. Beebe, one of the oldest and
best engineers on the c., NJ. d st. Paul
Ry, was in DEBORAH between trains
last Wednesday, shaking hands with
relatives and friends.
The young people of the Baptist
church gave pumpkin pie social at
the residence of l. b. Keller in West
DEBORAH Thursday evening. An en-
joyable time reported.
Studies in Art now on exhibition
at Brunt q Parman's drug store. All
those desiring to purchase should do so
at once, as studies remaining unsold
will be returned soon. 35-1
Mrs. Nj. A. Mace, who has been
visiting relatives and her many friends
in DEBORAH the past two weeks, return
ed to her home in Minneapolis last
Wednesday morning.
-Messrs. Van Orsdal & Lynch arriv-
ed in the city last Wednesday from
Independence. These are the gentle
men who purchased the DEBORAH Shoe
store some weeks ago.
"A committee composed of n. H.
Adams and A. K. Bailey went to Mo-
line, ILL.,, last Saturday, to inspect the
new pipe organ for the Congregational
church before shipping.
Mrs. George Sinclair went to
Winona last Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-law, f. o.
Brown, who died very suddenly Mon
day evening at s o'clock.
- Miss Ella Keator, of Pine Plains,
n. Y, after several months visit with
relatives and friends returns to her
home next Monday. Miss Cora Auch-
moody will accompany her.
Rev. f. p. Schaffer has been in at
tendance at the State meeting of the Ep-
worth League at Marshalltown, and
also visiting friends at Cedar Rapids.
He returned home yesterday.
Miss Nellie Nancy, who has been
visiting at the home other father, Pet
er Nc Gallery in Button, the past six
weeks, returned to her home at Indian
apolis, Ind, Wednesday last.
Last Saturday George Schulze fell
from one of the buildings at the poor
farm, distance of thirty feet, and sus-
tanned some very painful injuries. He
was working on the building.
DR.. Hefen, of Calmar, broke his
wrist last week i'm getting out of his
buggy. A dog frightened his horses,
which caused the accident. He is do
ing nicely and was a visitor i'm Decor
all last Friday.
J. c. Harvested, leading music
dealer, carries in stock and sells more
pianos and organs then all the other
dealers put together. Why? because
the goods are high grade and prices
right. Try him. 35-2
Charles Gardner, the sweet singer
who is at the Grand tonight, is prob
ably as great favorite in DEBORAH as
any of the prominent comedians. He
has surrounded himself with an ex-
ceptiOnally strong company.
i have just received carload of
the best New York apples. Come and
get your choice now. They are Green
ings and Baldwins and are the best
that money can buy. Come quick and
get the best. l.. A. Marsh. 35.
DR. Simmons, the dentist who
bought out DR.. w. ID. Kellogg had his
sign taken down and reprinted, and
last Saturday morning about one
o'clock some one stole it and carried il
| away. The Doctor offers reward of
SO for additional evidence on which to
convict the thief
AT a depth of about Z feet below
the surface in the Severson cellar, the
laborers struck a crevice i'm the rock
about foot wide, and of unknown