Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-09-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Clay Clement Thursday.
Try Sinclair's Orient Tea.
The Board met yesterday.
Public school opened yesterday.
Luther College opened Thursday.
-Watermelons on ice at Daubney's.
School books and supplies at Dun
cans.
-Wanted-a good girl at once at 605
Maple Ave.
Try our fine lunches and ice cream
sodas. Daubney.
e. G. Shaw, of Button, was in
the city yesterday.
We have line of extra fine spices
Brunt e. Parman.
Pure Spices, Jar Corks, Jar Wax.
Spermaceti.-at Duncan's.
Cigars, candies, lunches, fruit, nuts,
everything at Daubneys.
Pure Spices, Jar Corks, Jar Wax,
Spermacetl.-at Duncan's.
She is winner. "Queen Bess, ~
all long Havana filler 5 cts.
G. A. NeuIert.
See "the guideless wonder" Duke
wood, at the Howard County Fair.
Bro. Burdick, of the PostUiUe Re
Uie,O attended the fair Wednesday.
-Four of the best bands in n. f.
Iowa will make music at Waukon, fair
time.
Capt. Thos. Graham was home
from Des Moines last week taking i'm
the fair.
Students Note Books-a large as
sortment at unsurpassed Values at
Duncans.
-Sinclair's Orient Tea for 80 cents is
PROFESSIONALLY the best so cent tea in
DEBORAH.
Miss Olive Linean left Thursday
for Forest City, to visit her sister, Mrs.
j. A. Barth.
Mr.. j. f.. Downing, representing
Geo. f. Roberts x Co., was a business
caller Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Emmons of
Howard Co, were the guests of ye
editor last week.
VIII Peck was out from Chicago
over Sunday, visiting his parents and
TRANSMITTING buSinesS
Mrs. f. p Shaffer and children, of
Cresco, have been visiting friends in
the city for few days.
Parents your children wish to come
TO the Cresco fair Sept. Sth free; are
you going to bring them?
Rev. III. III. Green, ID. d., of Iowa
Falls, visited We editor and acquaint-
ances in DEBORAH last week.
The coolest place in town and
place where everything in the restaur-
ant line is kept--Daubney's.
What fair always pays it's pre-
miums in full? Waukon, of course.
They never declare dividends.
Lew Halse and wife, of Button
township, are the happy parents of
II pound baby boy, born Thursday
morning.
Miss Mamie Thompson went to
Grand Meadow last Wednesday to re-
present the local Luther League at the
convention in that place
-Expressman T.. w. Hildebrand
and wife have moved to DEBORAH from
Cedar Rapids, and they will make
their home here hereafter.
In the neighborhood of fifteen ac-
company Himle's land excursion to Lac
Qui Parle county, MINI, this morning,
where they 60 to look up some land
which he has for sale.
If every old soldier brings or sends
some war relic to the Howard county
fair "Old Soldiers Section" of Floral
Hall will long be remembered Send
relics to n. S. Durgip, who will take
charge of them.
The Cresco fair management wish
to secure the names of all the soldiers
who attend the fair Sept. 9th, and for
this purpose visitors record will be
kept in Floral Hall Who can guess
how many will attend?
Pupils from folr counties are al
ready entered in the oratorical contest
at the fair at Waukon. Our school
should be represented. There is two
years college scholarship and $50 set
ofbooks in it for the winners.
Mr.. b. W. Sinclair left yesterday
for Waterloo, where he anticipates pur-
chasing half interest in n grocery
store. Mr.. Sinclair has been one of
our prominent grocers for two years
past, and we wish him success wher-
ever he locates.