Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-08-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

From now until
Jan. l, 1898, for $1.50.
--School election Saturday.
Majestic Steel Ranges at Hoyts.
The largest line of Betting in the
city at Hoyt's. 25-2
Royal N. Allen was Chicago
visitor last week.
John Scott was in the city from
Calmar Thursday.
THE finest line of cigars in DEBORAH
at Brunt Il Parman's.
--Moritz Lang, of Bluftton, was a
pleasant caller Friday.
cole" Marsh returned Wednes-
day from an extended trip.
Summer suits will be sold regard
less of cost or profit at Bears.
Mrs. Bieber, of the Fort, is visiting
in town. She came yesterday.
Rev. Stub was installed as pastor
of the First Lutheran church Sunday
I. Mitchell, dairy agent of the Bur-
lington, was i'm DEBORAH last Wednes-
day.
Week day dinners at the Opera
Restaurant, 2l5 West Water st. 20
cents. Is
Try Sinclair Bros. sugar cured
hams, bacon and dried beef, the best in
the city.
A. M. Perry came in Thursday, so
as to be here in plenty of time for the
fat mems picnic.
Mrs F. A. Lloyd and Miss Georgia
Pennington returned Wednesday from
a weeks cycling trip.
Miss Ethel McEwen came up from
Postville last Wednesday, fora visit
with Miss Lois Tuttle.
tribune Restorative energies every
organ of the body into perfect per-
Torrance of its functions.
If you want your watches and
jewelry repaired right, go to Downie
i'm the Lander's old stand. 25-2
All kinds ofrepairng done on short
notice at the Star Repair Shop. In
Grand Opera House Block.
For the White Sewing Machines,
the best machines made, go to the Star
Repair Co., in Opera House block.
-Theo. A. Luros, of Crazy, N. d.,
was in the city visiting relatives and
old acquaintance part of last week.
AT cost-at cost. The finest line
of tan shoes ever seen i'm DEBORAH
Call early. SMITH & DIXsON.
-Hegner & Son have lately re-
ceived a carload of elegant bedroom
suits, for thesupply of their large fur
niture trade.
"A Wannfried, the good natured
representative of the American Type
Foundry, was pleasant business cal
Ter yesterday.
The Opera Restaurant makes 8
speciality of Sunday dinners, and the
price is only Is cents. Come and bring
your whole family. Is
Miss Lucy Green returned Thurs
day from an extended visit at James
vile, Iowa, bringing with her Master
Harold Maynard, grandson of DR.. ant
Mrs. III. III. Green.
Miss Gertrude Kaye came owe
from Calmar on her wheel Wednes
day evening, for a short visit will
friends i'm this city.
The last issue of the Ossian Be
contains an excellent five page write
upof the town, and it is credit to the
enterprise of its proprietor.
There is a time for every thing
and now is the time to decide wher
you will go to school. But first writ
to Fayette University for catalogue.
AT the last quarterly conference G
the Calmar M. f. church, the officia
board asked for the return of Rev. {
A. Parkin, as their pastor for mex
year. Mr.. Parkin is an energeti
young preacher, and evidently is ia,
orite at Calmar
}. w. Daubney is enjoying a larg
melon trade. Last week he receive
two car loads and there are more [
follow this week. He has large n
frigerator, and always has several in
which are kept ice cold, and are thu
much nicer than warm ones.
IN. ii. Adams has been enlargi n
and improving his seed warehouses o
West Water st. The capacity
doubled and many changes and i'm
provements have made his place
business considerably more convenieI
than heretofore. Besides the eniarg
ment Of his building he has put in
new twelve horse power engine an
twenty horse power boiler. An in
mense chimney, 40 feet high, is locate
near the boiler, and with several mine
improvements he Is now much bett