Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-22

Jan. j, 1898, for $1.50.
The Ensign at the Grand.
Fine cigars at Daubney's.
The Ensign Friday night at the
Grand.
Get your meals at the Opera Res
taurant. 16
Fairfax Limbeck, of Ossian, was in
town Friday.
Hon. A. G. Rankin Will speak at
Calmar Friday.
Don't fail to attend the Mckinley
meeting tonight.
r. s. Wolfenberger, of Burr Oak,
was in town Friday.
Henry Elvidge was Calmar
visitor last Wednesday.
II. Finn left for Chickasaw county
last Friday, on business.
Joseph Halves went to Cresco Fri
day, to start clover huller.
z. Gardner, of Bluffton township,
was DEBORAH visitor Friday.
Frances Complexion Soap II cts.
per box at Brunt & Parman's.
District Court for Winneshiek
county convenes next Monday.
j. It. Shipley visited with his
daughter at Calmar Thursday.
The nautical drama, the Ensign,
at the Grand next Friday night.
Z. B. Landon, of Burr Oak, has
sold his farm to Michael Donlin.
Our coffee and tea will please you.
Give it trial, at Stringer's grocery.
Our groceries and canned goods are
always fresh. MCCAULEY & CAROLAN.
j. ]. Lowry was down from Cres-
co on business the fore part of last week.
The Ensign and New York cast
at the Grand, September Is, Friday
night.
buy DIR. Topliff7s tooth powder. 1t
can be found at drug stores and can't
be beat. 25
Ed. Bean is placing first-class set
of scales in front of his store on east
Water st.
j. M. Kirkeberg came down from
Spring Grove and visited friends here
last week.
AT cost-at cost. The finest line
of tan shoes ever seen i'm DEBORAH.
Call early. SMITH Il DIxsON.
Mrs. Henry Giesen and baby, of
Calmar, have been visiting here for a
week past.
Joseph Spillman was among the
Ossianites who came up to the demo-
cratic meeting.
Austin Larsen left last Tuesday,
on business and pleasure trip to
Crookston, MINI.
Subscription taken for any news
paper or magazine published. e. A.
Neufert, Newsdealer.
The Upper Iowa Conference of the
M. f. church convenes at Independence
the second week in October.
Miss Emma Robertson left Thurs
day night for her home in New York
state, after visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Brunsvol and children re-
turned home to Worth county, We'd
nesday, after visit with X. Ellingson,
of Highland.
PUBLIC OPINION from now until
January l, 1898, only $3.50, the price
of one years subscription. Tell your
friends about it,
Mrs. DIR. Conover and her mother,
Mrs. Heively, left last Tuesday for
Grafton, N. d., for visit with ID. G..
Moore and family.
Theodore Rosa, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Ossian,
came down Friday to hear the speech
of Ex-Governor Boies.
Rev. p. Koren left last Tuesday
for Spring Prairie, Wis. Mr.. HI. N.
Gousta, who has spent the summer
here, accompanied him.
Call and get bargain at the big
reduction sale of tan shoes at Smith &
DiXson's. All our tan shoes at cost or
less, sale beginning July 9Th.
SMITH & DIXsoN.
Mrs. B. S. Griswold and children
returned home to Cedar Rapids last
Wednesday, after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Godfrey.
-Sigurd Halvorson came home
from his trip last Tuesday, having
visited Omaha, Des Moines, Marshall
town, Waterloo and Cedar Rapids.
Among the most prominent men,
bers of the ensign" company is the
charming young actress, Miss Bessie
Taylor, in the part of Alice Greer.
Miss Taylor is a great New York favo-
rite and has been, leading lady in ma
ny important productions in New
York and elsewhere,