Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

u. "A. Neuferts elegant line OF Pipes.
Now is the time to buy fishing
| tackle. G.. A. Neufert.
j. G. Strong went to Minneapolis
yesterday.
Miss May Lonswell, of Canton, is
visiting here.
| Peter Peterson was over from Cal
mar yesterday.
-Chas. Murdoch, of Bluffton, was
down Saturday.
"A. l.. Abbey left for Riceville on
business yesterday.
Geo. l.. Stringer went to New
Hampton yesterday.
e. j. Parman made business
trip to Calmar Friday.
&C. A. Lang, of Bluffton, went to
North Dakota yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Nash, of Prosper, came
down yesterday for visit.
See j. F. Tousley at Stiles Hotel
and get your corns treated.
Mrs. VIM. Merrill came down from
| Il iooPCi yCctCiudy, lol NlSlU.
| e. r. Acers went to New Hamp-
ton yesterday to attend court.
| Attorney Norman Willett is at
tending court at New Hampton.
Mrs. It. F. La Velle, of Charles
City, spent Sunday here with her hus-
band.
Charles Valleau came in Sunday
morning for visit with friends here
abouts.
| Mrs. John Wingate, of Burr Oak,
returned from visit at Kansas City
Friday.
Tim Finn departed last Tuesday for
Omaha, and will probably be gone two
months.
j. F. Tousley will be at Cresco next
week Tuesday for the painless removal
OfCorns and Bunions.
Memorial Service will be held at
the Grand Sunday morning, Rev. S.
r. Ferguson, of Waukon, preaching
the sermon.
| Henry Milne and Ben Sprague
went home to Canton township to
spend Sunday.
WIN. KnOwlton, of Waukon,
passed through town Saturday, on his
way to Prosper.
Mrs. M. A. Warner will return to
Toledo, Ohio, tomorrow, after several
months visit here.
| "A. M. Mckay has obtained posi-
ton with the Waterloo Reporter,
and leaves for that place on Thursday.
| The friends in this vicinity of E..
L. Gibbs of Waukon, will be grieved to
learn that he has been ill with erysipe-
las for some time past
The report that Chas. Hurd, son
of Lucius Hurd, of this city, has been
sentenced to the states prison for using
the mails to defraud, is untrue. The
Charles Hurd sentenced, is no relative
of Lucius Hurd.
Miss Susie Marsh has opened a
studio in the Marsh block, upstairs.
She will give lessons in China Painting
and Drawing. Also will take orders
for china decorations. Hours from 9
to IL in morning. 10
Rev. Joel Hilburn and family, of
Burr Oak, left yesterday for Bremen
county, to visit friends for day or
two. The pulpit will be filled next
Sunday by the principal of the High
School, who will preach memorial
sermon.
AS memorial services will be held
in the Grand Opera House Sunday
May oath, there will be no services in
the morning at the M. E. Church. In
the evening, Rev. S. r. Ferguson, OF
Waukon, will preach. Epworth Lea
que at the usual hour.
| e. b. Stevenson, assistant super
intendent, American S. s. Union, will
speak Sunday, May oath, as follows:
| ii a. m. Castalia, U. b. Church; 8 D.
m. Ossian, M. E. Church; 8 p. m. Cal
mar, M. E. Church. All should hear
this gifted Sunday school worker.
"A. Arneson is taking short va
cation and left Friday with his family
for visiting tour, stopping off at st.
Cloud and Minneapolis. They took
in the unwilling of the Ole Bull manu.
ment at Minneapolis Sunday and will
occupy the rest of the time visiting
friends and relatives.
MIR. Elvidge, of Ossian, F. E.
Brown, of Dubuque, Messrs. Wayne
and Conger, of Mason City, Ed. Tenn
pleton, of Cedar Rapids, and DIR. Hef-
len, +. Barron, J. Peterson, A. A. Nc
Roberts, of Calmar, leave today for
Spirit Lake for few days outing
We feel sorry for those poor 'finnies."
"A Sunday School was organized at
Oak Hill, Bloomfield Twp, near
Castalia, Sunday, May 10th, by the
county S. S. Missionary. The officers
elected are: J. s. Crawford, Superin-