Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-10
Married at DUBUQUE.

Miss Mary Lyons, lately in charge
public schools, was married on the 2lst
in Dubuque to Alfred c. Siewers, late
clerk in DR.. Thornton's drug store.
Their future home will be made in
Spring Grove, Mimi, where they will
take with them the good wishes of
many friends.
From the Lansing Mirror we clip
the above item, which tells story
about one of Decorah's former young
men. We congratulate the groom and
well we may, for we are personally
acquainted with the bride and know
her to be young lady of fine quail
ties and training, and one who will
make home the most pleasant place
| on earth for her husband.
The groom was for years resident
of our little city, and while here resid-
ing was employed in one of our drug
stores as manager He afterward
managed the business for the Thorn
ton Drug Co. at Lansing; and just a
few weeks since started in the drug
business for himself at Spring Grove,
MINI.
The PUBLIC OPINION joins friends
in wishing for this young couple a
long, happy and prosperous welded
| life.
E. }. Weiser changes his adv. in
this issue Look it up.
Mr.. o. A. Schall made a business
trip to Charles City last Monday.
Will it be Governor VIM. Bulge
of North Dakota? 1t looks that way
| now.
Misses Julia and Anna Brecken-
ridge returned to the University at
Minneapolis last Monday.
Word from Gilbert Dickerman
from the Bermuda Islands, reports his
wife very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. +. w. Coleman, ST., is very
low, and the chances for her recovery
are few, we are very sorry to hear.
Revival meetings commence in
the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Mary Bones returned from st.
Paul last Monday, after spending sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jesse
Gregg.
| Frank Hutchinson returned from
Sioux City last Saturday, whittier he
went to see his sister Winnie who was
very i'll.
The coming attraction is ida Van
Cortland and her company. The COM
| pany is too well known to need much
comment.
| Mr. j. j. Marsh and daughters
| Miss Joe and Mrs. T.. j. Weiser arrived
home on Wednesday afternoons Mil
waukee train.
Miss Clara Brown returned to her
| duties in the office of the DEBORAH
Windmill Company, last Wednesday,
after spending the holidays with her
parents at Mason City.
Prof. II. w. Sheel and wife ar
rived home last Wednesday, coming
on that day from Charles City. They
will occupy the house just vacated by
| K. j. Weiser, OH Day street.
Mr.. Theo. Won Rolf, District Man
ager of the Iowa Union Telephone Co.,
came in Tuesday on the Milwaukee
and left Wednesday on the Bmling-
ton. Telephone business keeps him
busy most of the time.
The Ladies' Society of the Congre-
gational church met with Mrs. c. S.
Rice Wednesday, who agreeaby sur
prised the ladies by serving light re-
freshments. Next Wednesday after
noon they meet with Mrs. A. X Bal
ley.
1t is reported that there are one
thousand cases of typhoid fever, and
that there have been one hundred
deaths caused from impure city water
at Duluth, MINI. On examination
the reservoir was found to contain
dead dogs, cats and fish.
Last Tuesday morning between
IL and o'clock at his home i'm this
city, occurred the death of Mr.. A. r..
Bratfoss, at the age of So years. Mr..
Bratfoss has been resident of DEBORAH
for about thirty years. He leaves sew
en- children to mourn his loss, two
sons and five daughters.