Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-15


tainments, Social Gatherings, Etc.
of the Current Week.
The annual banquet to the city fire
department will be given next Saturday
evening.
The Teachers Meeting held at Hes
per on Friday was very interesting
and profitable one and was well at
tended.
The Scientific Whist Club was enter
tanned last evening at the home of Mrs.
James Allen. Mrs. Hille won head
prize and Mrs G.. G. Bates BOBBY prize.
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The ladies of the NJ. E. church held
their annual holiday sale of fancy arti-
cles i'm the Peterson building on Satur-
day. Dinner was served from noon
until s p. m.
An Epworth League reception will
be held in the Methodist church
Friday evening, Dsc. IS, 1896. An
evening of pleasure is bespoken for
those who attend. All are cordially
invited.
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At the meeting of the l. o. ID. M. at
the home of Miss Mae Shea last Thurs
day evening Miss Mildred Hille and
Ed. Waterbury won first prize and
Miss Ella Fergeson and Mr.. Seechum
foot prize.
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The second Musical Union concert
given at Luther College last evening
was excellent in every particular. The
high standard of musical instruction
furnished at L. Z. is gratifying to oul
people, and their concerts are always
enjoyed.
The annual inspection of Geo. q
Gardner Camp, No. 10, S. of ", wa
held at the Camp rooms on Friday
evening, Inspector Reinke of Masol
City being present. After tile inspec
ton the members of the order enjoyed
a repast at Daubney's restaurant.
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The Madison Square Uncle Toms
Cabin Company appeared at Steyer's
opera house on Saturday evening, be
fore quite good sized audience. This
---fayorite play still holds its own ant
affords fascination which never fall
toplease, especially the younger people
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Prof. M. E. Sloane gave an enter
tainment at RudOlph's Hall under the
auspices of the Y. M. c. A. last Tues
day evening, which was very accept
able to those present. 1t consisted 0
stereopticon views, with descriptiv,
lecture, and the views he threw upoI
the canvass were some of the best eve
seen in this city.
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"The Chinook, !" which was presented
at Steyer's opera house on Wednesda.
and Thursday evenings, is a novel ant
interesting entertainment. Views ar
thrown upon a canvass while Mis-
Thompson reads a play, which ha
been well written, and which become
fascinating by her Evolutionary read
ing. The entertainment was pleasing
to all, and is popular novice.
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Unity assembly will be held at Unit
church Thursday evening at 7:3O. Al
are invited. ct:-"An Evenin
with Whittier"
PROGRAM.
Chorus Song servants Of Freedom.
Miss Abbie Amy.
Reading from Whittier. ..........Miss Eta Ay'
Miss Mabe severson.
Paper.................- whittier, the Poet.
Mrs. Relf.
Reading "The Minister and His Child.
Mr.. Konnth
Assured
Ethical Problem Answers.
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Do you know about the b. Suppe
and Bazaar at Unity church Wedne
day, Dec. 10Th? We want you to com
and enjoy this
MENU.
Barney Guns Boston's Boast
Boiled Bovine Baked Bantam
Bachelors Bait Broken BrocO
Baked Batter Bon Bons
Boiled Berry Bohea Beverage
And other BIS too numerous to mel
ton. Supper served from $50 to 7:3'
Do not forget the time or place.
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The concert given at the grand las
Wednesday evening by Misses Olso
and Fremstadt, assisted by Pro
Haldor Hanson, Mrs. Grace Marsh
Weiser and Luren was an excellen
one i'm every detail. Miss Olson exc