Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-04-07
LOCAL ITEMS.
Sugar Bowl.

WYNN III bSS AOlIl6S,
Mrs. DIR. Belding was over from
Calmar last Wednesday.
Mrs. HI. Schultz and daughter went
to Minneapolis yesterday.
Peter Meyer was over from Calmar
yesterday between trains.
w. H. Baker came up from Castalia
for visit. last Wednesday.
&C. n. Goddard went to st. Paul on
a business trip Wednesday.
Melvin Lemon of Orleans Town
ship was i'm town yesterday.
Anthony Iverson came down from
Cresco ON his wheel Sunday
A. Wheeler was a DEBORAH visitor
from Ridgeway last Tuesday.
w. f. Smith of Bloomfield Town
ship was in town last Tuesday.
Read the poem about Carl Bates
and Thalburg on the first page.
Ed Waterbury went to Mason City
Friday for visit with relatives.
Prof. G. Bothne and wife went to
Chicago last Wednesday for visit.
H. Campbell was in DEBORAH from
Bloomfield Township last Tuesday.
w. Goocher was a DEBORAH visitor
from Orleans Township last Tuesday.
Hear DR.. Eastman lecture at Stew
er's Wednesday and Thursday nights.
-Chas. Peck went to Chicago yester-
day afternoon with a car load of horses.
School began at Luther College
this morning, after a weeks Easter
DIR. H. III. Green held quarterly
services at Elma and New
Haven Sunday.
&C. f. Schenck went to Ossian
Monday, at which place he has some
to do.
"A new plate glass front will soon be
placed in the store building occupied
by G. A. Neufert.
Mrs. A. J. Gregg and son of st. Paul
visited with the family of A. Bradish
The past week. Mr.. Gregg came down
Thursday evening.
Frank Headington went to Chicago
with a car load of cattle and
llso car load Of hogs.
Mrs. Webster came down from Bo-
lair Saturday and spent Sunday with
Ter mother, Mrs. Thayer.
John Topliff moved his wood shed
md placed it next to his house, on
street, the past week.
Ben Bear and G. j. Weiser came
home from Chicago Wednesday,
they had gone to meet their
wives, wholwere returning from visit
II Indiana.
w. f. Downie will occupy part of
me side of the Lander's building with
lis jewelry stock. He has rented it
rom Brunt q Parman.
The decorations at Steyer's for the
Carnival of Days" are very beautiful,
md are the product of the genius of
ohm Alstad and Ed Bear.
Mrs. r. Richardson, who has been
listing with her daughter, Mrs. c. n.
for some time, returned home
o Elkader Wednesday last.
Larson d Ness have rented and
moved the stock of groceries formerly
'wned by n. III. Larsen into the s. q. |
Wilson building on West Water street. |
Everybody invited to attend the
ooking contest Wednesday and Thurs
lay afternoons and test the biscuits
aked on Bucks steel range, at |
reeds hardware.
"A fast stock train will go to Chi
ago over the e. NJ. & st. p. R'y every
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday leav-
ng here at 1915 a. IN. and arriving
t Chicago the following morning at
a. m.
MIR. Curtis Miller of Orleans Town
hip, and Miss Pearl Walton of Cresco,
we're married at the brides home, We'd
esday March 25th. Rev. III. Williams
f Ridgeway officiating. PUBLIC
opinion wishes them all the joys of a
lappy married life.
Ed. Bean is opening up feed
tore, having closed his saloon. He
las bought the scales owned by
fleming d Mcbride, and will use
hem for weighing. He will carry a
omplete line of groceries and feed,
nd we bespeak for him liberal pat
onage.
The meeting of the Ladies Gene
cry Association which was to have
'een held yesterday has been post
,oned to next Friday afternoon, to
meet with Mrs. S. G. Treat. 1t is very
important that there be full atten-
lance, as urgent matters are to be
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