Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-03-31
Sugar Bowl.
Tomorrow is Cali FOOLS Day.

sugar Bowl.
Jos. Holmes was over from Jackson
Junction last Wednesday.
&C. E. Mckinney was down from
Canton, one day last week.
Peter Johnson went to Dubuque
last "Wednesday on business.
Col. A. G. Stewart was over from
Waukon last Friday on business.
-Birdsell steel skein wagons; just
received car load. SO j. J. MARSH.
Mrs. Dr. Emmons was DEBORAH
visitor from Burr Oak last Wednesday.
Miss Cora Bates now occupies a
position i'm S. J. Clark & Co.'s millin-
cry store.
Henry Palmer passed through De-
cOrah from Burr Oak to Ossian last
Tuesday.
Frank Maltby of Burr Oak was
transacting business in DEBORAH last
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Masters returned to
her home at Trout Run from Burr Oak
last Tuesday.
Editor wager of the Calmar Cour-
Ter was pleasant caller at this office
last Wednesday.
August Noecker was business
visitor in DEBORAH last Thursday from
| Hesper township.
The Normal department of Val
der's college closed last Friday for a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Sylvia Cook and Mrs. Neilan-
der arrived home from Red Cloud,
Neb., last Wednesday.
Frank Headington returned from
Chicago last Thursday morning where
he had been with stock.
Miss Gertie Kaye of Calmar is the
guest of Miss Allie Tracy. She ar
rived yesterday morning.
%. A. Schall returned home last
Saturday evening from ali extended
business trip in Minnesota.
Herbert Bancroft came down
Saturday from Blackhammer, Mimi,
where he has been teaching.
%. G. Watros, one of Valder's
prominent students, returned to his
home at Cresco last Saturday.
-"Ole" Marsh went to Britt, Iowa,
last Saturday, where he had arranged
for a wrestle with the Midget. The
match was declared draw.
H. Tower was over from Fort At
kinsOn last Wednesday, and remained
to take in SIN Old Kentucky"
If you want good auctioneer call
on T. F. Harrington. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address 304 w. Water st.
Rev. G. d. Brown has sold his resi-
dence property here. Ole Norgard
was the purchaser Consideration
$4,000.
j. ID. Graham, of Dubuque, son of
Thos. Graham, accompanied by his
wife, are here visiting at the paternal
home.
There will be services at Grace
Episcopal Church Easter Sunday, con-
Quoted by Rev. McElroy. The girl
choir will be present.
Jas. G. Oleson, who has been here
attending the Valdez business college,
returned to his home at Medford, Wis,
last Saturday morning.
Patrick Weldon returned to his
home at Lourdes, Iowa, last Saturday,
after several months study at the
Valdez business college.
John B. Kaye was a DEBORAH visi-
tor from Calmar last Wednesday. He
took advantage of the opportunity and
saw 'In Old Kentucky"
Ole Hove, baggage man on our
branch of thee. M. & st. p. Ry. sprain-
ed his ankle last Saturday, and has
been laying off the past week.
-Alva Cratsenberg, of Minneapolis
made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.,
at Burr Oak, short visit last week.
He returned home Wednesday.
p. G.. White, of Cedar Rapids,
travelling Passenger Agent of the
Illinois Central Railroad, made this
office very pleasant call last Wednes-
day.
Frank Headington shipped five
double-decked cars of hogs from here
to Chicago last Thursday afternoon.
This is equal to ten carloads or five
hundred hogs.
Through letter to friend from
that worthy we learn that Capt. Thos.
Graham has received an appointment
from Gov. Drake to $500 position,
which same was not named in the
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The La Crosse lumber district
burned Tuesday. Three miles of ter
ritory went up in smoke, and the eff
forts of five thousand men were of no
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