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

Clayton Rollins was down from
Burr Oak Saturday.
See the stereopticon entertainment
at Steyer's tonight.
Miss Zoa Smith was in town from
Burr Oak Saturday.
Miss Maggie Mahaffy went to
Prosper Wednesday.
Clayton Reed was in the city
| from Burr Oak Saturday.
Peter Marcy was DEBORAH visitor
from Blutfton last Saturday.
John Hegg was DEBORAH visitor
from Nordness last Saturday.
H. l.. Coffeen was DEBORAH visit
or from Calmar last Saturday
-Thos Dixon of Waukon was a
DEBORAH visitor last Saturday.
Sheriff Christen went to Deadwood
5. Oak. yesterday on business.
Miss Maud Masters of Burr Oak
was DEBORAH visitor Saturday.
Miss Kate Hanlon and sister were
in the city from Burr Oak Saturday.
--Birdsell steel skein wagons; just
received a car load. so j. j. MARSH.
Geo NJ. Anderson was in the city
from Frankville township last Satur-
day.
Miss Carrie Brode of Burr Oak
was among the DEBORAH visitors Satur-
day.
WIN. Malcomb, of Burr Oak was
pleasant caller at this office last Sat
urday.
TIL. Won Rolf arrived in the city
last Saturday to look after telephone
business here.
--Jens o. Kallevaug was in DEBORAH
on business last Saturday from Glen
wood township.
| Gilbert H. Ness was business
visitor in DEBORAH from Washington
Prairie last Friday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church met last Friday afternoon
with Mrs. j. ID. Halves.
Monday, Ma ch 80, Warren Love-
land and Joe Burns, light weight
champion will wrestle here.
Mrs. Staley, of Portage, Wis,
passed through town Saturday on her
yo tp pnrr loly Cor N x,;c;t
The Stewartville Times of last
week puts on record thirteen births.
That's pretty good for one issue.
BERTHE Hele came down from
near Burr Oak, where he is staying,
and spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Lizzie Greer came home Sat-
urday for two weeks vacation from
school duties at Rock Rapids, Iowa
DIR. w. Robert Pegg and his
mother were DEBORAH visitors from
Ossian several days last week. We
are glad to note that the doctor is able
to be out again.
Fred Reum has purchased of John
Curtin thirty-five acres of his bottom
land north of town, for which he paid
ST 300. Mr.. Reum needed this land
for pasturing purposes.
Beginning with next Sunday
night, at the M. K. church special
meetings will be held each evening
during the week at 7:3O; also each after
noon beginning with Tuesday at 2:3O.
The 'Tn Old Kentucky" company
coming here tomorrow is the original
Old Kentucky company that has
played in all the large cities. The
original pickaninie band are with
them.
-Zeigler Hall was packed to suffo-
cation Monday and Tuesday nights,
the attraction being stereopticon ex-
hibitions and lectures by Messrs. James
Il. Plant and Floyd Divers of New
York. The entertainment is spoken
of very highly. West Union Gazette
See it at Steyer's tonight.
AT the Young Mems meeting
Sunday afternoon, they voted to send
for the State secretary of the Y. M.
G. A. TO come with the expectation of
organizing society here. They also
voted to hold meetings each Sunday
afternoon in the different churches
until he can come. They meet next
Sunday at the Congregational church.
There was fine stereopticon show
at Zeigler Hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings and the entertainments drew
large crowds, the hall being crowded
to its utmost capacity. The entertain
ment was a high-class one and gave
splendid satisfaction here. Messrs.
Plant and Divers are gentlemen and
apparently worthy of all confidence
West Union Argo. AtSteyer's tonight.
DIR. and Mrs. HI. HI. Green returned
from Anamosa Thursday, where the
latter had gone to meet her husband,
who was on the return trip from
Florida, and also to visit day or two
with their son at that place. DIR.