Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-03-10
Bowl.

The best $50 wheel on the market
is found at Hoyt's. %
j. Oleson was in DEBORAH from
Canton last Wednesday.
Miss Grace Little of Burr Oak was
in DEBORAH Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Putnam was down
from Burr Oak Wednesday.
H. Pierce was DEBORAH visitor
from Burr Oak Wednesday.
J. j. Valenta was DEBORAH visitor
from Spillville last Tuesday.
IS. Fan was DEBORAH visitor from
Cresco few days of last week.
H. Tower was DEBORAH visitor
from Ft. Atkinson last Tuesday.
Rev. Joel Hilburn was in the city
from Burr Oak last week Tuesday.
Miss Lyons of Cresco. was the
guest of Miss May Shea the past week.
-Chas. Miller and wife were in
DEBORAH from Burr Oak Wednesday,
Ernest Bowman of Burr Oak was
in the city the fore part Of last week.
Mrs. Case and daughter, Sarah,
were down from Burr Oak Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Pierce of
Burr Oak were in the city Wednesday.
e. II. Gibbs of Waukon was
pleasant caller at this office Wednesday.
Peter Leibold was business visi-
tor in DEBORAH from Ft. Atkinson last
Tuesday.
C. A. Bieber was business visitor
in DEBORAH from Fit. Atkinson last
Tuesday.
F. X. Goddard was business visi-
tor in DEBORAH from Jackson Junction
last Tuesday.
N. r.. Groffs hardware store has
been undergoing extensive interior re-
pairs the past week.
Miss Kate Protheroe has been
IuieC SCiiouoiy III III tllc puSI Wcch,
but is now improving.
Miss Loring started for Chicago
last Friday afternoon. She spent Sun
day in Cedar Rapids en- route.
Miss Cora Bates returned home
Thursday, after an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Waukon.
Albert Otteson was a pleasant call
er at this office last Friday. He is
now living at Satire, this county.
Superior Cough Drops, at one half
the price of any other drop, at the
Sugar Bowl, near Milwaukee Depot.
H. Il. Helgeson, after quite an ex-
tended visit in this city, returned to
his home at Milton N. ID. last Tuesday.
The Young People of the Baptist
church served oysters, coffee and
doughnuts in the Treat building last
Saturday.
Albert Atkinson, Fred j. Rosen-
thaPs right hand man, spent last
Sunday, week, at his old home in
Pleasant Twp.
Albert Mackenstadt has again be-
come a knight of the grip, this time
representing Cincinnati tailor's
furnishings house.
j. e. Young of FIT. Atkinson is
now in the employ of the Metzger
medicine company, in the capacity of
travelling salesman.
Mrs. E. w. ID. Holway went to
Fairbault last Wednesday for a visit
with her daughter, Edna, who is at
tending the Seminary there.
M. .Torsen and wife will commence
keeping house in the near future, hav-
ing rented the Portman house, corner
of River and Jefferson streets.
Capt. Thos. Graham came up from
Shellsburg, this state, last Friday, to
renew acquaintance here. He is buy
ing stock at that point for the Chicago
market.
e. G. Shaw returned from his trip
through the south last Friday, bring
ing with him a box of small sized
alligators. Gene says he never had a
better time in his life.
From the Ft. Atkinson Times we
learn that on March 4th., Ernest
Goddard and Zelma Jones were mar
ried at that place. The bride is the
daughter of S. Jones, and the groom a
son of II. j. Goddard.
-Messrs. Dodd & Summers, publish
ers and proprietOrs of the Fl Atkinson
Times, were business visitors in this
city last Friday. Roy Cooney accom-
panied them. We acknowledge a
pleasant call from the aforesaid gentle
men.
Thousands of people are looking
Californiawards. They want to know
where to go to raise fruit and how to
travel cheaply and comfortably. Fol-
full answers to these questions address
California Bureau of Information, Box
572 Cedar Rapids, la. 46-t-4-l