Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-10-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

Take bath at Trzcinski's. 34-4
Order hair chain at Trzcinski's. 5
Plush lap robes at f. Rudolph &
Co.'S.
Teas and coffee speciality at
Stringer's.
Prof. Spur, Phrenologist, 209,
Water street. II
Robert Wilson returned home last
Wednesday.
A. l.. Himle went to New Hamp-
ton yesterday.
-Overcoats and listers; good ones
cheap at Bears.
Horse blankets at all prices at E.
Rudolph & Co.'S. 81
Geo. May, of Burr Oak, was De-
corah visitor last Thursday.
Halter time has come. f. Rudolph
& Co., will sell good ones, cheap.
e. Rudolph & Co. have the largest
stock of plush robes in the county.
"A. James and son, of Mable, were
business visitors in DEBORAH last Friday.
Miss Mabel Hoag now occupies a
position in Relfs photograph gallery.
Order present which will be use
full, hair chain at Trzcinski's. 34-lO
Now is the time to get prices on
sewing machines. All kinds and pri-
ces. STAR REPAIR Co.
Miss Mabel Thompson returned
home from visit at Prosper last
Thursday.
Misses Mabel Dorm and Cora Allen,
of Ridgeway, were DEBORAH visitors
over Sunday.
Will some one please bring us a
few bushels of good oats, to apply on
subscription?
"A fine line of very fine cut glass
Just received at w. f. Downie's, the
reliable ieweler.
-Porterhouse and sirlOin steaks, fish
and game of all kinds i'm season at the
Opera Restaurant. Is
e. Rudolph g. Co., have in stock
35 styles of horse blankets. That is the
place to buy them.
Have your sewing machines clean
ed and repaired for the fal's work by
the Star Repair Co.
Mrs. H b. Mitson and children,
of Canton, are visiting with the fami-
ly of Frank Masters.
MIR. and Mrs. Evelyn F. Webster,
of Ossian, were DEBORAH visitors last
Friday and Saturday.
Hon. f. H. Conger, of Des Moin-
es, will address the people of this vicin-
ity tonight. Hear him.
F. J. Rosenthal will have a great
special cloak sale on Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. IA and Is. Be sure to
attend. 33-2
George Merrill and wife, of How
ard county, returned to their home last
Wednesday, after visit with relatives
in DEBORAH.
PUBLIC OPINION from now until
January /, 1898, only $l.5O, the price
of one years subscription. Tell your
friends about it.
Call on M. G.. Steyer & Son for
prices on all kinds of cut stone, etc.,
for building purposes, at ll9 w. Water
street, opposite Lutheran Publishing
House. ~
Mrs. j. NJ. Row, of Lisbon, n. D.,
sister of Mrs. w. b. Ellsworth, left for
her home last Friday, after short
visit in DEBORAH. Mrs. Row was on
her way home from an extended trip
to New York.
If you know yourself to be indebt-
ed to us for subscription, we would
be pleased to have you replenish our
pocketbook with the amount due us.
We find times as hard as you do, and
will be glad to mark your account "paid
mp to date"
The United States Express Com
pany's delivery wagon, horse and driv,
er were mixed up in runaway last
week Tuesday. The horse was being
driven to the Burlington depot and be-
coming scared, started to run. AT the
corner near liver Larson's residence on
East Water street the wagon struck 8
tree; the horse broke loose and ran
around the block and started towards
town, but was corraiied and returned
by A. j. Kirkland. No serious dam
age was done.
Rev. and Mrs. o. II. Holmes, o
Cresco, were i'm the city over Sunday
Rev. Holmes preached at the COngre
gational church in the morning in ex
change with Rev. Willett, who preach
ed at Cresco. AS an eloquent orator
and deep thinker Mr.. Holmes has few
equals in northern Iowa, although h'
is very young man. The subject o
his sermon was: "Heed the signs o
the times.u and il was a mastery