Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-28

Miss Edna Holway returned t,
school duties at Fairbault last Thurs
day.
H. Tower and wife were Decoraf
visitors from Fl. Atkinson last Wed
f nesday.
Max Walker of Waukon, was 6
business visitor in DEBORAH last Wed
nesday.
Miss Mable McClaskey returned
yesterday from a pleasant visit with
friends at Cresco.
Prof. G. w. E. Hill, State President
of the 1. o. G. T. will be in Frankville
Saturday Feb. 1st.
Thomas Pierce came over from Cal.
mar last Tuesday evening to attend
the Leap Year party.
e. H. Erickson, after stay of some
time in this city, left for his home at
Harmony last Thursday.
Fresh maple Butter Cups only 25
cents pound at the only candy store
in the city, 2l7 East Water st.
George Fleming came down from
Plymouth Rock last week to work for
his brother Thomas Of this city.
Bruce Miller of Waukon passed
through town last Thursday on his
way to Cresco for weeks visit.
Have your repairing done at Smith
& Dixson's. Shoes made to order. We
have the best shoemaker in Iowa.
Fresh game is received every week
at Daubney's restaurant, where you
can get it served in any style you wish.
Miss Jessie Howe and Mrs. III. s.
Garfield were up from Fayette visiting
friends in this city few days the past
week.
Blue Points by the dish, pint,
quart or gallon at Daubney's restaur-
ant. We serve them in all manners
of ways. As
&C. A. Neufert has just received a
full line of novels by modern authors
which are selling at 10 cents, three for
25 cents.
You can get wild duck, quarter
back, half-back or full-back, fried,
roasted or baked, at Daubney's res
| taurant. As
Attorneys Dan Shea and Norman
Willett returned home from Garner
Wednesday, where they had been on
legal business.
How would a nice roasted quail
be for Sunday evening lunch? Daub-
ney has them, and will serve them in
the finest shape. As
&C. A. Neufert, subscription agent
for any newspaper or magazine pub
lished. Leave orders now for renew
ais. Near post office. 80
On Saturday, Feb'y s, a Singer
Sewing Machine almost new will be
sold to the highest bidder. Sale takes
place at lis w. Water st.
H. G. Blacklin, representing the
Smith Premier typewriter people, was
business visitor in DEBORAH last Fri
day, and made this office very pleas
ant call.
j. Carver Strong left last Tuesday
for Minneapolis, to have an operation
performed on one of his limbs, which
has been in plaster Paris cast for
some time.
Mrs. Will H. Wilson and little
child came over from Conover last
Wednesday and remained over night
with friends here, returning home
again Thursday morning.
"A special from Dubuque to the
Chicago Tribune says that several car
loads of Iowa horses have passed
through that city destined for the
Cuban patriots. 1t seems Iowa horses
take precedence.
Fred Fellows passed through this
city last Monday on his way to Mable,
MINI. He is employed by the West
ern Electric Telephone Company and
is putting in the phones along the
Narrow Gauge road.
&C. L. Odds, the genial representa-
tive of the Remington typewriter peo-
pie, was in the city last Wednesday and
Thursday, and sold the DEBORAH Wind
mill Company one of their latest i'm
proved machines, the No. 6.
There will be wrestling match at
Cresco tomorrow evening between
A. H. Felkey of that city, and w. l..
Loveland of Ellsworth, MINI. We
are informed that this will be close
match. A number of boys are going
up from here to witness the match.
I'VE do not mark $500 shoe $3.50
and then sell it to you for $3.50, there
by getting more than it is worth. We
sell you the shoe for $3.50, thereby
doing just as we advertise. Come ear
| ly for the bargains are going fast.