Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-08-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair leave today
for Houston, Mimi.
Watch the papers for attractions at
the great Cresco fair.
Attorney J. b. Kaye was over
from Calmar Saturday.
s.. Larson went TO Chicago last
night, to buy new goods.
Mrs. Mamie Engle returned from
Iowa City last Saturday.
-"Spike" Adams came in Saturday
noon, to join the ball team.
Miss Mable Toye was up from
Castalia last week, visiting.
Prof F. G. Clark was DEBORAH
visitor from Ossian Saturday.
e. P. Johnson made a business
trip to Calmar Friday morning.
Fred Francis Is here from Fort
Dodge, for visit with his parents.
Our groceries and canned goods are
always fresh. MCCAULEY & CARoLAN.
Iowa Club, the most satisfactory
nickle cigar in town. J. H. Duncan.
Mrs. Andrew Allen, of st. Paul,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellef-
| son.
John Gallagher, of Butte, Mont,
has been visiting hereabouts for some
time.
Mrs. John Sanders and children
came over from Calmar last Friday,
for visit.
-Chas. Cooley was down from Min
neapolis, for an over Sunday visit with
Mrs. E. E. Cooley.
Miss Hall was visiting with the
family of her uncle, G. P. Darling, at
Postville, last week.
Miss Bertha Mckinney, of Canton,
visited friends in town last week, re-
turning home Friday.
II. F. Harrington left for McIntire,
Iowa. Friday morning, where he will
act as starter for the races.
AT cost--at cost. The finest line
of tan shoes ever seen i'm DEBORAH.
Call early. SMITH & DIxsON.
Miss Della Murphy and Paul left
Saturday morning for visit of two
weeks at Albert Lea and Northwood.
The Misses Mckay, of DEBORAH,
are visiting with their uncle, Mr.. Mer-
RAM, south of town.-Marble Rock
Weekly.
| PUBLIC OPINION from now until
January l, 1898, only $50, the price
of one years subscription. Tell your
friends about it.
The Opera Restaurant makes a
speciality of Sunday dinners, and the
price is only Is cents. Come and bring
your whole family. 16
Call and get bargain at the big
reduction sale of tan shoes at Smith &
Dixson's. All our tan shoes at cost or
less, sale beginning July 9Th.
| SMITH & DIxsON.
A very fine line of solid silver and
also plated ware at w. E. Downie's,
the reliable matchmaker and jeweler
in the Lander's old stand. 25-2
Get your Watermelons at Daub-
ney's. He has them in his large re-
frgerator for customers, and you can
get nice cold melon as cheapas any
where. 25tf
For forty years the college at
Fayette has welcomed young people
to its halls. 1t is prepared to do
better work than ever. Write for
catalogue.
Bring your lumber bills to the new
lumber yard; present headquarters at
the Winneshiek House. Yard on
Washington street, between Vernon
and Broadway. M. ]. RIPLEY, man.
aper. 24-3
Master Frank Winter, of Cedar
Rapids, is visiting Masters George and
Robert Rice. Master Frank is men,
Der of the famous Grace Church boy
choir which camped at "The Pines'
three years ago this month.
| j. &. Tarvestad's prices on pianos
and organs must be the lowest, or he
wouldn't sell so many in this neighbor-
hood as he does. He has delivered
from his music store two pianos and
several organs in the past week or two.
mabel Tribune
Il Girls, win the $40 county prize In
the 100 yard handicap race. You have
an allowance of 20 yards in a hundred
and can beat any boy in the county
with that allowance in your favor
See programme on page 81 of the
premium list. Send in your names to
H. l.. Coffeen Sec'y.
. IF. G. Schanck's stage office is al
3 the st. Cloud Hotel. Leave orders
2 there for the north. Stage leaves daily