Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Underwear, good quality, 25 cents
Bears.
"A "coon" street band was in town
Saturday.
III. Tower was over from the Fort
yesterday.
w. d. Elijah was down from Burr
Oak Sunday.
Ringing Bros great show will be
here July Sth.
j. J. Haug, of Spillville, was in the
city yesterday.
"A. w. Barber was over from Cal
mar last evening.
M. LANCE was in the city from
Button Saturday.
j. j. Lowry was business visitor
from Cresco yesterday.
%. A. Schall started out on a bust
ness trip yesterday moning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hiatt were
down from Hesper Saturday.
"A number of Calmar boys came
over on their wheels Sunday.
DIR. w. d. Ousley and wife were
down from Cresco over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Meader, of
Hesper were in the city Saturday.
j. J. Walenta, of Spillville, was a
very pleasant caller last Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Birdsell, of Erankville, is
very low with heart and lung trouble.
III. L. Bottum has recently repaint-
ed and repapered his "Sugar Bowl"
store.
&C. A. Neufert placed his order last
week for an immense stock of Fire
Works.
Miss Floy Hazleton, of Calnar,
visited over Sunday with the Misses
Baker.
Miss Tillie Brown and Geo. Peck
ham, Of Ossian, attended Memorial
services.
Mrs. Austin Paine, of Washington,
one of the old residents of DEBORAH, is
visiting in the city.
Will Soetebeer has obtained a posi-
ton in Waverly bakery, and left for
that place yesterday.
L. r. Morrison left yesterday for
Dubuque on business trip. He will
be gone all the week.
Rev. s. S. Smith, OF Monona,
preached two very able sermons at the
M. E. Church on Sunday.
Ben Sprague went home to Pros
per Friday, to spend Decoration Day
and Sunday with his parents.
The Sugar Bowl is not the largest
store in town, but it is the neatest and
cleanest candy store anywhere.
H. E. Wynn and Miss Lena John
son were married yesterday, at the
brides residence near Conover.
Rev. l.. L. Lockard, of McGregor,
will preach at the M. E. Church next
Sunday, morning and evening.
Conductor Carl Goodwin, of the B.
c. r. q N. road, was renewing acquain-
tances here last Saturday and Sunday.
-Messrs. Miller and Free, postal
clerks of the McGregor and Chamber
lain night line, came over from Jack
son Junction on Saturday.
On account of the publication
OF the Memorial Day address in this
issue we were compelled to leave out
a number of articles of interest until
next week.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mr.. Harry Dixson and Miss Lottie
Francisco, which will occur at the
home of the bride tomorrow morning
at eight o'clock.
Six thousand feet of lumber have
recently been sawed out of trees from
the farm of l.. w. Bennett, of Burr
Oak. The trees were planted in 1872
by Brayton Whitney.
%. T. Hamre and wife left yester-
day for Norway. Mr. Hamre enjoyed
his last years trip so much that he
decided to return again this year. We
wish him pleasant voyage.
The sixth reunion of the North
Iowa Veteran Association will convene
at Clear Lake on next Tuesday, June
9th. A grand meeting is expected and
a number will doubtless go out from
here.
There are 81 inmates in the County
House at Freeport, 81 being in the in
sane department. A lack of room is
evident, but otherwise everything is
made as pleasant as possible for the in
mates.
-Nels Sjerpen and ]. E. Borlaug,
proprietor of the Leading Art Studio,
will start out this week with a photo
wagon. A very nice and well equipped
wagon has been fitted up, and they
will travel under the name of the
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