Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-03-17
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Harmony Friday.
DR. Emmons was down from Burr
Oak last Tuesday.
Austin Luros returned from Chica-
go last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kihgsbury was in DEBORAH
from Canton Friday.
H. A. Prastmark was a Calmar
visitor last Thursday.
Ed. Reum was business visitor
from Ossian last Tuesday.
Ed Stead was DEBORAH visitor
from Burr Oak last Tuesday.
VIM. Ellsworth was business
visitor at Calmar last Friday.
Miss Maggie McCrain left for her
home in Harmony last Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Erickson was in the
city from Burr Oak last Tuesday.
Miss Albertine Lincoln of Burr
Oak, was i'm DEBORAH last Tuesday.
Miss Grace Little and sister were
down from Burr Oak last Tuesday.
Col. Tim Ahern was over from
Calmar between trains last Saturday.
Go to a Fruit House for fruit-we
have the right kind. G. A. NEUFERT.
p. Nicholson was DEBORAH visit
or from Springfield Twp. Wednesday.
The spring term of Mr.. Brecken-
ridges school opens Monday, March
80. Az
California London Layer Raisins, a
20 pound box for SIPS, at Couse &
Tracy's. so
The delegates to the State Conven-
ton at Des Moines returned home last
Thursday.
Ben Bear and John Tucker were
over at Fl. Atkinson last Friday be-
tween trains.
White Star -four from Minnesota
hard wheat, best in the market, at
Couse & Tracy's. so
&C. J. Williams arrived in the city
on business trip from Syracuse, Neb.,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. o. A. Schall came in Thurs
day evening for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove.
Attorney Dan Shea transacted
legal business in Austin, Mimi, last
Thursday and Friday.
For a short time will give with
| each dozen of cabinets one print Of
multiple pictures free.
80 J. f. BORLAUG.
Rev. A. l.. Huns attended a dis
trict meeting of the United Lutheran
Church at Cresco last week.
Hon. II. w. Burdick and wife, of
Sault Ste. Marie, are visiting in the
city. They arrived last Tuesday.
ID. p. Halves came home Thurs
day from three-week's trip up north.
He reports business good with HIM.
congregational church souvenir
spoons at Nj. J. Soukup's. Also many
other souvenir spoons. Call and see
| them.
Miss Irene Redmond, who has
been attending school here, left for her
home at Lanesboro, Minn,, the fore
part of last week.
-Sivert Larson, of the firm of Lar
son Bros, returned home from Chica-
go last Thursday, where he had been
buying new spring clothing.
M. b. Ousley left for Austin last
Wednesday for visit with his sons
family. He returned Friday, having
also visited his son Walter at Cresco.
Rev. Jesse Christensen of Rushford
Mimi, who has been visiting here for
several days, went to Chicago last
Tuesday evening, where he will take
a course of study.
Major l.. f. Baker spent Sunday
at the Cove home on Main Street, the
guest of Mrs. Carrie G.. Schall. The
Major is from Toledo, this state, and is
the secretary of the Iowa Mutual Ben
eft Association.
r. M. Shippey, who few years
ago was principal of the Lansing pub
lie school, but is now representing a
school-book house, was in DEBORAH
last Wednesday and Thursday, look
ing after the business interests of his
firm.
B. G. Street has ripe strawberries
now that he raised at his home in Hes
per. This is pretty early for home
grown berries. Mr.. Street took up
some of his plants last fall and took
them into the house, and on these
he has the ripe fruit.
!. Last Thursday night George
Reed, a switchman in the G. M. & st.
P. Ry. yards at McGregor was instant
ly killed. He slipped and fell on the
track and the cars passing over him
cut him in half, the wheels striking
him right at the abdomen. Mr.. Reed