Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-14

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visitor from Waukon last Sunday.
Miss Eta Hotchkiss was shopping
in the city Saturday from Burr Oak.
There were twelve conversions a
the Baptist church last Sunday even
ing.
Go and get nice lobster at Daub
ney's restaurant. They are always
| fresh. As
Fried chicken and roast turkey al
Daubney's restaurant every evening
It's boss. As
-Messrs. Shema & Bucknell have
opened barber shop i'm The Winnie
shiek block.
Fred Glice, who has been attend
ing school here, went home Saturday
to Burr Oak.
Miss Anna Hegg, of Harmony
Mimi, began 4 course of study i'm this
city last Friday.
ANiISS LNilINilst
from Harmony, Mimi, to take course
of music i'm this city.
WHAT'S nicer than a nice turkey
sandwich? Go to Daubney's restaur-
ant when you are hungry. As
Raw. Joel Hilburn of Burr Oak
passed through DEBORAH Ell route for
Hampton Friday morning.
Smith d Dixson have an adver-
tisement in this issue that is of inter-
est to everybody. Hunt it up.
Luke O'Brien, prominent farmer
of BlufftOn township, was transacting
business in DEBORAH last Friday.
Fresh game is received every week
at Daubney's restaurant, where you
can get it served in any style you wish.
Mr.. A. M. Mckay went to Des
Moines yesterday, where he has accept
ed position in the state printing
office.
You can get wild duck, quarter
back, half-back or full-back, fried,
roasted or baked, at Daubney's res
taurant. As
Blue Points by the dish, pint,
quart or gallon at Daubney's restaur.
ant. We serve them in all manners
of ways. 45
Miss Hattie Howe, who has been
attending school here, went home to
Chenille, Mimi, on Saturday morn
ing's train.
How would nice roasted quail
be for Sunday evening lunch? Daub-
ney has them, and will serve them in
the finest shape. As
Our police force incarcerated nine
tramps last Saturday afternoon. The
strangers were hanging around the
Burlington round house.
-Manley Ousley and wife came
down from Austin, Mimi, last Thurs
day evening, and returned Friday
with their household goods.
Burr Oak has u rousing /. o. G. II.
lodge of "a members, and gave an ex-
cellent literary program on Friday
night, to which a full house listened.
w. H. Seavy and family, after a
two weeks pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in this city returned
to their home at Kansas City, Kas.,
Saturday.
w. w. COmstock, court reporter
for Judge Hobson, passed through
DEBORAH yesterday OH his way to Wau-
kOn to attend to court duties there
this week.
I'VE do not mark 500 shoe $3.50
and.then sell it to you for $3.50, there
by getting more than it is worth. We
sell you the shoe for $l.5O, thereby
doing just as we advertise. Come ear
ly for the bargains are going fast.
SMITH Il DIXsON
A Popular Shoe Store.
Miss Van Cortland will open her
engagement at the Grand Opera House
Monday, January Goth, i'm j. X.
Tillotson's four act Society Comedy
"Queena". The prices during this en-
gagement will be rs, 80 and 50 cents.
Our goods are all new and nobby
but they must be sold, to reduce our
stock, at prices that will astonish you
First come first served. We mean
business and we are here to stay, but
we have too much stock on hand and
it must be sold. SMITH Il DIXsON
A Popular Shoe Store.