Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-03-09

| Conductor Geo. Klein, of Sanborn,
was DEBORAH visitor Thursday.
j. c. Webster, of Cresco, was a
business visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Adolph Meyer and children
were over from Calmar Saturday.
"A. +. Anundsen returned Friday
from a business trip to Hawkeye.
"A. M. Perry came home from
Shellsburg for an over Sunday visit.
M. Sullivan, of Plymouth Rock,
was DEBORAH business visitor Friday.
--Daubney's restaurant has been re-
papered and repainted the past week.
Mrs. ]. f. Moore, of Clay County,
visited with relatives for several days
past.
Atty. J. w. Sandusky was over
from New Hampton last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
ID. E. Reed has moved to town,
and is living in the north part of the
Bucknell house.
Elegant new stock mems fine neg
ligee shirts, new hats, new caps, any
thing up-to-date. BEARS.
H. A. Dixson left Wednesday for
Excelsior Springs, Kas., for month of
rest and recreation.
WIN. Glice, of Burr Oak, passed
through DEBORAH on his way to North
Dakota last Tuesday.
Miss Alice Glice, of Burr Oak, has
been visiting with Mrs. Phoebe Lin
coin for several days.
You cannot find larger bottle of
cough medicine than the so cent size of
Triune Cough Syrup.
IN. N. Larsen has retired from the
firm of Larsen & Ness, G. N. Kjomme
purchasing his interest.
Frank Kelley left last Wednesday
with his family for Waukon, where he
has position on farm
j. A. Mckinney went to McGregor
last Wednesday. She will go from
thence home to Chicago.
Mrs. r. Elijah, of Burr Oak, passed
through DEBORAH on her way home
from Wyoming Thursday.
Will H. Wilson, formerly of Con-
over, came up from Marshalltown on
| business matters last week.
Miss Name Stiles went to Lime
Springs Wednesday, for visit with
her friend, Miss Minnie Miller.
r. M. Calkins, Division Freight
and Passenger Agent of the G. M. Il
st. P. Ry. was transacting business
here Friday.
"A new line of rubbers, heavy or
light, of many different styles and
prices newly arrived at Kingshilrs,
Ossian, Iowa. 81
Don't fail to SET j. H. Mackenstadt
when in need of spring clothing, His
assortment is the finest in the city and
prices are correct.
Our new stock of suits is coming in
rapidly. We show you as fine a line
as was ever placed in any big city store.
Prices are very cheap. BEARS.
| Rev. A. G. Wilson, who was visit
ing friends at Quincy, Ill. Sunday,
occupied the Pulpit of the First Unfair
ian church of that place.
When your cough is deep indeed
and you wish to be relieved, to the
drug store hurry up buy Beggs Cherry
Cough Syrup. Brunt Il Parman.
Miss Hattie Jerome, of Minneapolis,
has been engaged to superintend the
kindergarten work in this city. She
is experienced, and comes well recon-
mended.
| Mr.. G. j. Weiser sends beautiful
illustrated pamphlet entitled 'In the
Dream Lands of Southern California"
and says that they are enjoying their
sojourn i'm southern California, the
most famous winter resort.
"A brand new assortment of cloths
for spring and summer suits, Overcoats
and pants has just been received at
j. HI. Mackenstadt's the Winnebago St.
tailor. His prices are reasonable and he
guarantees you perfect fit and satisfac-
ton.
If we mistake not, we saw Rev.
Thos. T.. Fleming, formerly one of the
most able pastors of this conference,
M. +. Church, in the insane hospital at
Independence week ago. We learn
since that badly diseased throat led
him to use cocaine, which upset his
nervous system. IL is very pitiable
case, and many will learn of it with
sorrow.