Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-03-31
LOCAL ITEMS.
Sugar Bowl.

Reed house last Thursday.
The town is flooded with school
ma'ams and school masters.
Mat Ramberg was Calmar visitor
from DEBORAH last Thursday.
When you want a pipe of any kind
see our line. c. A. NEUFERT.
Miss Addie Allen returned Friday
morning from visit at Cresco.
-Thos. Mitchell, of Hesper, died
Monday evening.-Mabel Tribune.
C. Melaas, of Bluffton, was pleas
ant caller at this Office last Saturday.
John l.. Hanson is improving his
property by laying a sidewalk in front
thereof.
Have you noticed the very liberal
offer ID. E.. Reed makes in his adv. in
this issue?
Sam Mclaughlin was a business
visitor in DEBORAH from Burr Oak last
Thursday.
r. Elijah was down from Burr
Oak last Thursday. He took the train
here for Mason City.
Will Assem- arrived home from
Chicago last Thursday, and is now
a full fiedged d. d. S.
j. j. Cameron, A. l.. Himle and
HI. f. Barthell were i'm West Union
last week on legal business.
-Thos Dixon left Saturday night
for Minneapolis, where he has posi-
ton at his Misunderstanding.
Prof E. l.. Coffeen came over
from Waukon last Saturday for a
short visit with friends in this city.
Art Walker, Valdez student for
some months past, returned to his
home at Charles City last Saturday.
Fred Meader of Hesper and Miss
Emma Reed of Burr Oak, came down
Wednesday to see SIN Old Kentucky"
ID. w. Walker, Excursion agent of
the c. M. & st. p. Ry. Co. was in the
city on official business last Thursday
and Friday.
-McCauley & Carolan are closing
out their large stock dry goods, boots
and shoes, gloves and mittens at cost
Come and get bargain.
&C. C. Bates and Thalberg are ex-
pected to start on their seasons cam
paign soon after April lst John Tel
ing will accompany them.
Harry Mitchner has finished
school at the Valdez business College
and returned to his home at Spring
Valley, Mimi, last Saturday.
Prof. Coffeen has already been en-
gagged as principal of the public school
for another year, which speaks well for
his school work. -Calmar Courier.
Mrs. Northcott of McGregor, and
Chas. STANDARD and little child of Mil
waukee, a brother and sister of Mrs.
HI. l.. Bottum, visited over Sunday at
the Sugar Bowl.
-Guss Simmons who has been at
tending the Valdez Business College
left for his home at Kindred N. ID. last
Friday with his diploma. He will be
missed by his many friends here.
H. b. Crosby and VIM. Seibertz,
we learn are camping out OF the Island
near Frenchtown, and are bagging lots
of game. Holmes ought to go and
join some Indian tribe.-Clayton
Picket.
Ben Helming and his sister Clara
were up from Waukon last Saturday.
Miss Clara took the morning train for
Mortified, Mimi, where she is attend
ing College, and Ben returned home i'm
the afternoon.
Thousands of people are looking
CalifOrniawards. They want to know
where to 60 to raise fruit and how to
travel cheapfy and comfortably. For
full answers to these questions address
California Bureau of Information, Box
572 Cedar Rapids, Ia. 46-t-4-1
James Mccartney of Button, left
hot oioiu 4hCoooW, hiullsy WucIc Tic
will make his future home. James has
many friends who wish him success
in his new field of labor. His sister
Josie accompanied him for a short visit
with their sister at that place.
If you want to get sack of the
best there is, don't fail to buy some of
that "Best on Record" flour at l.. A..
Marsh's. 1t is made from the best
Minnesota hard wheat, at the Tetouka
Roller Mills. Marsh has just received
car load and will sell it reasonably.
II. w. Hazelton of Calmar made
this office pleasant call last Thursday
giving us description ofhis California
trip, from which he returned last Tues
day. He went over the U. p. Ry,
and came back over the N. p. Ry. see
ing all the sights possible to be seen.
He invested i'm some land at King City,
Cal, where he set out an orchard. He
visited with orr tOwnSman Gao pann