Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-08-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

-. +. Auchmo0dy went to Ossian
yesterday.
---Miss Tena Foss came home from
Chicago Saturday.
"A. Foss is here from Roscoe, Mimi,
for few days visit.
Mrs. Carey and children are visit
ing in Cedar Rapids.
e. J. Parman left yesterday, on a
business trip to Waterloo.
Mrs. Kimball, of Canton, came
down yesterday morning.
Peter Peterson was town visitor
from Calmar Wednesday.
Miss Grattan, of Preston, went
from here to Waukon Friday.
Miss Lucy Jaeger entertained Miss
Jaeger, of Dubuque, last week.
Miss Ella Himle goes to Albert
Lea today, for two weeks visit.
Rev. J. j. Linnevold, of Kasson,
Mimi, was visiting here last week.
Miss Huseboe will hold special
cooking meeting tomorrow morning.
Merrill Bowers was a visitor in he
city from Cresco few days last vice. k.
Miss Maxwell, of Waukon, visited
friends here the fore part of last week.
IF. A. Schrieber was DEBORAH
visitor from Fl. Atkinson last Wednes-
day.
Miss Ellen Larson has been visit
ing at Stoughton, Wis, for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCook, of
Cresco, visited in the city most of last
week.
BE sure and see our fine exhibit of
sewing machines at the fair. Star Re-
pair Co.
Miss Kate Protheroe went to
Charles City yesterday morning, for a
weeks visit.
Miss Clara Brown returned Satur-
day from her two weeks vacation visit
at Mason City.
Mrs. G. E. Mckinney and child
rem were down from Canton several
days last week.
Aurora Tulip and Vera Violette are
the best imported Oders out. Sold by
Brunt & Parman.
Mrs. s. Muller and children went
to Kenyon, Mimi, last Wednesday, for
visit with relatives.
ALI aboard for the Independence
races next Thursday. Fare on b., G.. r.
& N. $3.50 for round trip.
B. Anundsen went to Minneapolis
yesterday, to attend the meeting Of the
Norwegian Press Association.
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14th. The apartments for the different
grades will be announced later.
MIR. and Mrs. d. F. Colville re-
turned home to st. Paul, Friday, after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bailey.
III. Hegner and wife left for Nc
Gregor, Wednesday, for visit at the
home of her parents, after pleasant
visit here.
Ross. l.. Finney, a last years
graduate of the Upper Iowa University,
has been appointed assistant pastor at
Ridgeway.
-Decorah Institute locals are short,
but they are read. During the fall
term, tuition, rent of books, and day
board, $1.75 per week.
The Union Central Life issues the
best policy. No winded estimates;
nothing but absolute guarantees. Send
your age to VIM. Lowering.
Those wishing to participate in the
Tuesdays programme at the fair (see
Premium List page 81, will please send
their names to H. l.. COffeen Sec'y,
DEBORAH, Ia.
There will be big Bicycle Meet at
Ossian August 26th, with 500 in prizes.
Excursion rates on all railroads. For
entry and blanks apply to FRED J.
FIGGE, Sec'y.
DIR. H. H. Green preached to a
large audience at the M. E. church
Sunday evening, and was the recipient
Of q very beautiful boquet of astors,
placed on the pulpit by H. H. Caldwell.
Miss Sylvia Cooke is now prepared
to do white sewing, also repairing,
darning or mending ladies' or gentle
mems clothes. Will 60 out by the day
or do work at home. Call or address,
812 River st. 1858
Geo. Steyer recently furnished and
erected a very fine 1895 monument at
Waucoma, and tells us that the buyers
were very highly pleased with 1t. He
Chicago last week.
in these times of low prices, earn
est workers paying their own way are
glad to know that so good school as
DEBORAH Institute offers, during the
fall term, tuition, rent of books and day
board at $l.75 per week. 26-1
Ben Bear arrived home from New
York Thursday morning, and is busy
now unpacking his fall stock, which
is coming in every day. 1t is an un-
usually large and well selected one, and
contains many bargains.
Three services were held at the
United Lutheran church Sunday.
Rev. Tvedt, of Story county, preached
In the morning; Rev. Silian, of North
wood, preached In the afternoon, and
communion services were held in the
evening.
We are indebted to Sec'y Hart, of
the Allamakee County Fair Associa-
ton, for complimentary tickets to the
coming fair, which will be held Sept.
22-34-5. Waukon always has held a
good fair, and the attractions presented
this year indicate that it will be better
than usual.
The B., G. r. & N. Ry. will run
special coaches on train No. "a next
Thursday Aug. Goth, leaving DEBORAH
af 40 q m for Tndenandanca In NJ