Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-07-28
LOCAL ITEMS.


Drink Cherry Ripe c. A. NEUFERT.
Prohibition County Convention
Saturday.
L. o. Moen was over from Calmal
last Tuesday.
Rev. D. L. Hilliard preached at
Earlville Sunday.
Miss Cora Reeves arrived home
Wednesday last.
Marion Green left Friday for a cy.
cling trip to Usage.
H. Hoagland was over from Fl.
Atkinson Saturday.
r. A. Wilson was business visitor
in Calmar Saturday.
e. l.. Beard was business visitor
at the Fort yesterday.
-Thos. Gilman, of Orleans, was a
pleasant caller Saturday.
Rev. ]. Hilburn was in the city
from Burr Oak Saturday.
Ben Mckay returned home Satur-
day, from his Chicago visit.
Miss Cora Allen, of Ridgeway, was
visiting in the city Saturday.
Miss Lena Johnson left for Thomp-
son, Iowa, Saturday morning.
Misses Allie and Percilla Bridge,
of Sioux Falls, are here visiting.
"A beautiful musical top given away
with every child's suit at Bears.
Miss Mable Dorm was DEBORAH
visitor from Ridgeway Saturday.
Henry Amundsen went to Min
neapolis Saturday, for a vacation visit.
Mrs. Jos. Shema and child went to
Fl. Atkinson Saturday, for weeks
visit.
The Marsh Music House has a new
gold lettered sign, which is indeed a
beauty.
w. G. Holcomb returned home
Friday from an extended visit at Ken
dallville. se
w. F. Baker has been confined to
his home for week past, on account
of illness.
Miss Tilla Anundsen went to st.
Paul Saturday morning, for visit in
that city.
Geo. Northrup, of La Crosse, was
visiting 1. b. Keller and Sinclair Bros.
last week.
-Adolph Aaker and Herbert Flem-
ing came down from Ridgeway last
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Meighan has been visit
ing the Misses Ahern, at Calmar, for
several days.
Mrs. Martin Christopher and child
rem went to Spillville Wednesday, for
a visit with relatives.
Rev. H. MacQueary and wife de-
parted Saturday morning, after very
pleasant sojourn in the city.
F. A. Hoyt, formerly of Ridgeway
but now of Frankville, was pleasant
caller at this Office Saturday.
Frank Hitchcock and wife re-
turned to Chicago Saturday night,
after visit with relatives here.
The Misses Dunbar returned home
to Austin Saturday, after pleasant
visit at the home of F. J. Riley.
Mrs. Henry Talmadge and daugh-
ter are expected from Mason City to-
day, for visit with We EDITORS family.
August sale of pants---4S cents.
August sale of pants---75 cents.
August sale of pants $l.OO, worth double
at Bears. ~
They wish your presence at the fail
and will gladly receive suggestions from
any citizens of the county regarding
what he wishes done.
sheriff Christen went to Eldora
yesterday, taking with him Virgil Jen-
nings, who will be placed in the Re
form School at that place.
Mrs. J. Shefioe, organist of Christ's
church, Baltimore, presided at the
Congregational church Sunday. She
proved to be an organist of exceptional
ability, and the audience were highly
pleased with the music.
John Alstad completed painting
yesterday which is indeed a credit te
his artistic ability. 1t is large picture
of Napoleon riding his horse and the
advertisement will represent Ben Beal
as the "-Napoleon of low prices"
The Standard Telephone company
completed their line to this place and
placed phone in Ed. Beams store
Saturday. Mr.. Bean will act as agent
and the fee for telephoning to any
point on their line will be ten cents
The gentlemen in the city in the
interest of the City Directory are push.
ing it, and are making u thorough can.
vass of each ward. They assure us
that a correct census will be taken, and
that the directory will also contain a
good plat of the city.