Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-02
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Dress your boy at Bears.
-Candy-at the Sugar Bowl.
Go to Downie and buy watch. 14-2
New novelties in neckwear-at
Bears.
tribune Restorative gives appetite
and vigor
Go to Peterson's for fruit and con-
fectionery. IL
DIR. HeHen, of Calmar, was in the
city Saturday.
Peter Marcy was down from
Button Thursday.
g. c. Warren, of Calmar, was a
DEBORAH visitor Saturday.
John Carver visited his son at
New Hampton last week.
"A very fine line of solid silver and
plated ware at Downie's. 14-2
Earnest Reed and sister were down
from Burr Oak Thursday.
J. w. Daubney was Calmar
visitor Thursday afternoon.
-McCauley & Carolan handle
everything in the grocery line. IL
Ladies see our New Women and
Goth century shoes, very hobby.
II SMITH & DIxsoN.
Phillip Stenshoel, of Lenora,
visited in this city last week.
"A. j. Cratsenberg was business
visitor from Burr Oak Wednesday.
Anyone wanting a fine position
may please call on Spur, the artist.
tribune Restorative regulates the
bowels, stomach, liver and kidneys.
tribune Restorative will give you
increased appetite and vigor inside of
four days.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Pearson started for
their new home at Canon City, Colo,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Hegner ie-
turned last Tuesday night from their
wedding trip.
j. c. Webster and j. Macarthur, of
Cresco, were business visitors in De-
corah Thursday.
Ed. Stark, of the PUBLIC OPINION
force, was Lenora visitor last We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Buy your summer suits at Bears,
it's the only up to date clothing store
in this part of the west.
II. F. Harrington has opened
restaurant i'm the building formerly Oc-
cupied by the DEBORAH Gold Cure.
w. E. Downie has one of the neat
est jewelry stores in northern Iowa
in the Lander's old stand, III Water
st. 142
Miss Mae Carey, 400 Washington
street, will be pleased to take orders
for making cakes for picnics, parties,
ETC.
The young married men and clerks
struggled on the diamond Thursday
afternoon, the latter winning by
score of q to IS.
Rev. s. r. Ferguson, of Waukon,
passed through the city Friday en-
route for Cresco, where he delivered
the Decoration Day address.
B. o. Marsh and J. Corbin left
Wednesday for Manchester, where they
joined the princess of Iran" band,
and accompanied them to Iowa City.
We can refer you to two people in
DEBORAH who suffered with Rheuma-
tism for years who have been absolute
ly cured by tribune Restorative. Call
at offices of New Metzger Medicine
Company. IA
The Metzger Medicine Company's
road wagon has been repainted and
fitted up, so as to make very attract
i've appearance. Will Duffy will use
it this summer, acting as salesman for
the above company.
Ben Bear left Saturday for Chicago,
where he expects to pick up some ex-
ira good bargains. He received word
of some large closing out sales, and will
doubtless return with new bargains
for his trade.
There is considerable complaint of
boys, in their play, running across and
injuring lawns. Several of the lawns
of the city have been badly cut up on
this account, and it is to be hoped that
the boys will avoid playing on lawns,
before definite steps are taken to COM
pei them to keep off.
MIR. Gilbert Pearson, Of Canon
City, Colo, and Miss Emma Haas, of
DEBORAH, were married at the residence
of the brides parents, three miles
north of this city, on last Wednesday
evening, Rev. ID. l.. billiard officiat-
ing. About fifty friends ofthe couple
were present and good many beauti-
full presents were presented to them.