Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-03-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

For fresh fruit.-C. A. NEUFERT.
"A good thing-"In Old Kentucky.
Fresh candy every day at tn
Sugar Bowl.
Milton Merrill went up to Prospe
last Tuesday.
Nice salt fish at 8 cents pound a
Couse & Tracy's. so
John Sullivan was in the city from
Canton last Tuesday.
Mr.. McHugh of Preston was il
DEBORAH last Tuesday.
Jim Hogan was in DEBORAH from
Burr Oak Wednesday.
James Rice of Canton was visitor
in DEBORAH last Tuesday.
M. ]. Hanlon of Oelwein was in
the city last week Tuesday.
Miss Lou Gates was in DEBORAH
from Burr Oak last Tuesday.
Clarence Ward was down from
Burr Oak on business Thursday.
Toby and Miss Amy Hiatt spent
Monday in Decorah.-Mabcl Tribune.
The best fruit and candy in town
is at the Sugar Bowl, near Milwaukee
depot.
Almond Jewell was a business
visitor in DEBORAH from Burr Oak last
Tuesday.
Tine finest and cleanest Figs i'm
town, and only l5c pound at the
sugar Bowl.
Mrs. Chill Pierce of Burr Oak was
DEBORAH visitor last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Go to fruit store for fruit; the on
iy fruit and candy store in DEBORAH is
the Sugar Bowl.
Mrs. A. c. Earle, of Hesper passed
through DEBORAH last Tuesday Ell route
for Waterbury, Neb.
Mrs. VIM. Kleinke (nee Pearle
Murphy is down from Albert Lea
making home visit.
The Normal Institute commences
next Monday, and DEBORAH will be
flooded with school ma ANS
DEBORAH, Congregational church
and Iowa souvenir spoons at M. J.
Soukup's. Call and see them.
Don't fail to see ain Old Ken
lucky" at the Grand opera house,
Wednesday night, March 25th.
Miss Bessie Houck visited with
her many Mabel friends, a few days
Of last week.-Mabel Tribune.
-BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Plunkett, of Hesper, Thursday Febru-
airy q, 1896, a son.-Mabel Tribune.
You will enjoy the Company at
the Grand, March 25, "In Old Ken
lucky" Seats selling at $3.50 and rs. |
If you want good auctioneer call |
on T. F. Harrington. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address 3O4 w. Water ST. |
w. P. burst went to DEBORAH last
Friday and returned Saturday evening.
His business was to secure attractions
for the coming fair and he reports
success.-PREsTON COURIER.
Robert Schwartz and Mrs. Emma
Strayer were married last Wednesday
night at the residence of the brides
brother, Mr.. Oscar Phillips, in Burr
Oak, M. d. Whitney, J. P. officiating.
In letter from Mrs. F. l.. Akers
from Kansas City, Kansas, she says
she is improving. She also states that
the postmaster at that place committed
suicide by shooting, the cause of which
was shortage in his cash account of
81 200
There will be services in the Evan
gelical church near Locust Sunday.
March 20. German services in the
morning and English i'm the evening.
This church will have preaching regul-
ar every three weeks. An English
school will be organized there
in the near future.
F. G. Schanck's stage office is at
the st. Cloud Hotel. Leave orders
there for the north. Stage leaves daily
at 800 p. m, for Burr Oak, Prosper.
Hesper and Mabel. Connects with
train going west on narrow gauge, and {
makes drives to any place within %
miles of Burr Oak. Telephone him at s
st. Cloud hotel or Rollins barn
The "In Old Kentucky" COM
pany will go direct from here to Dubu-
que. The 8 o'clock train will be held {
for those from abroad who wish to at
tend the theatre, also the east-bound
train at Calmar. In view of the /
above 1t will be necessary to commence 6
at o'clock, so all parties
wishing to see the entire performance /
will please be i'm their seats early, as [
the curtain will rise at o'clock sharp, ,
One day last week we had the I
pleasure of seeing painting, which is t
relic indeed. 1t is the property of $
ne Luther College Museum, and is c
)Ver 200 wears old bavinu bunn T., |