Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
Go and see Tarvestad.

Go and see Tarvestad.
Just received an elegant line o
new pipes. c. A. NEUFERT.
80 Near post Office
II. Finn went to Cresco yesterday
on business.
Duck coats at cost at Sinclair Bros.
West DEBORAH. AS
j. NJ. Akers was down from Bluff
ton last Tuesday.
ALI kinds of fresh nuts and fruits
at L. A. Marsh's.
L. B. Richmond of Bluffton was in
town last Tuesday.
C. r. Willett went to Cresco on
business yesterday.
Ed Hogan went to work last Satur.
day, after his illness.
Mrs. Frank Payne came up from
Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Fresh oysters and all seasonable
fruits at c. A. Neufert's. 80
Canned goods 10c per can at Sin
clair Bros, West DEBORAH. 46
We guarantee every thing as adj
vertised at 2l7 E. Water st.
Mrs. DR.. Darlington came down
from Burr Oak Wednesday.
John B. Kaye was business visit
or from Calmar last Saturday.
C. w. E. Hill will deliver lecture
at Button Thursday, Jan. 30th.
-Chas. Farrell of Button was in
this city on business last Tuesday.
e. p. Williams of Washington
Prairie was in the city Wednesday.
Sheriff Nupson of Fillmore Coun-
ty, Mimi, was i'm the city last Tuesday.
Sinclair Bros, West DEBORAH, sell
the best flour in the city at SOC and
upwards. 46
VIM. Merrill returned to Prosper
last Tuesday after weeks stay in
DEBORAH.
Ogden Casterton left DEBORAH yes
terday on business trip to the western
part of the state.
Miss Grace Sprague of Prosper
came to DEBORAH to attend the DEBORAH
Institute, last Tuesday.
"A. B. Anderson has been ill for
several days but is improved sufficient
to be able to be out now.
Notice the change in Uffelman's
adv. He offers some very rare bar
gains to furniture buyers.
Call at this office for sample copy
of the New York Weekly Tribune, the
best family paper in the United States.
"A. E. Anderson of Minneapolis was
in the city Wednesday. He is travel
ing for Chicago grain commission
house.
e. j. Parker the gentleman who
took the place vacated by w. E. Smith
moved his family to DEBORAH last
Thursday.
Don't miss the big slaughter sales
of Boots, Shoes, German Socks, Felt
Boots, etc. Everything at cost or less
for limited time. SMITH & DIXsON
Popular Shoe Store.
Everybody is going to call and get
some of the great bargains offered by
Auchmoody in his adv. of this week.
Remember the date, Sat-, Feb. list. 1896.
Young man, let your wife buy your
-four and groceries on Saturday of E. E.
AuchmoOdy. She may not be so dear
to you but it will be money in your
jeans.
-Thos. and Hanah McCauley who
have been visiting relatives in DEBORAH
and Button for the past two weeks
left for their home in Woodstock, ILL.,,
last Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Pegg, who for the past
few weeks assisted at the home of
Claiborne Dayin caring for DIR. Parli-
uidIl, lCtulhCu w hCt hoiiiC III SSSidu
Friday afternoon.
Miss May Carter leaves to-day for
Des Moines to receive instruction in the
art of painting. She will make her
home while in Des Moines with the
family Of G.. w. E. Hill.
We are still selling the sweetest
and juciest oranges in the city at 25
cents a dozen. Also the sourest, thin
skinned wax lemon two for cents,
five for 10 cents, at 2l7 East Water st.
Our goods are all new and hobby
but they must be sold, to reduce our
stock, at prices that will astonish you.
First come first served. We mean
business and we are here to stay, but
we have too much stock on hand and
it must be sold. SMITH & DIxsON
"A Popular Shoe Store.
F. c. Schanck's stage office is at
the st. Cloud Hotel. Leave orders
there for the north. Stage leaves daily