Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-03-02

j. II. Hargraves went to Fayett
yesterday.
: Henry Geisen was over from Cal
mar Sunday.
p. Potter was in the city from Bur
Oak Friday.
f. III. Huinker, of Festina, was il
city yesterday.
B. M. Dewey was over from Cal
mar yesterday.
Mrs. Melvin Marsh went to Cal
mar Saturday.
B. o. Marsh and mother went t.
Chicago last night.
H. p. Nicholson of Ossian, was in
the city last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Deily was in the CITY
from Calmar Saturday.
"A. w. Barber was over from Cal.
mar on business Saturday.
-Wante1--to rent medium size
boOkcase.-FRANK SAYRE.
Miss WOellstein of Cresco visited
Miss Name Stiles last week.
Mrs Mary Keegan went to Canton
Thursday, for a visit with relatives.
Frank Young returned Friday
from business trip to Kansas City.
Il. J. Tjernagle returned Saturday
from business trip to Story county.
A. Gorham, of Postville, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh has been visit
ing friends in Postville for several DAYS
past.
Miss Cecil Thomas returned home
from school duties at Fayette last Sat.
urday.
Miss Julia Tobiason is home from
an extended visit i'm Milwaukee and
Chicago.
New and second hand sewing
Machines and organs. For sale by
Star Repair Co.
jacob Larsen, one of Ben Bears
popular employees, visited with parents
at Canton Friday.
Miss Florence Baker came home
from Fayette Saturday, to spend the
vacation with home folks.
Austin Luros and ]. ]. Marsh went
to Usage last Wednesday, to offer evil
dence in the f. f. Fairchild case.
Ed. Abbey, Walter Shea, John
Adams and Will Hogan attended a
club dance at CrescO last Wednesday
night.
Conductor John Telford is taking a
vacation, his place being taken by It.
Katen.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Marsh and
w. f. Baker gave musical selections at
the concert held at Ridgeway last We'd
nesday
Mrs A. Mckay and son Will at
tended the conservation of Rev. Thos
Linehan, as Bishop of Cheyenne at
Dubuque last week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the M. E. church will meet
With Mrs. G. P. Hong, 80 east Main
street, Friday, March 5th.
MARY ELwICK.
Chris. knOke, who has been clerk
ng for Pennington 4 Vance for four
'ears past, has resigned his position
nd is now in the employ of John Hex
I'M. n
---Call on M. G. Steyer & Son for
'rlces on all kinds of cut stone, etc.,
or building purposes, at ii9 w. Water I
treet, opposite Lutheran Publishing '
House. 81
An organization known as the l
Northern Iowa Implements and Vehicle t
ASSOCIATION was formed at Charles CITY
ast week with John Greer, of this city
s one of the directors. h
Wanted, Agents, to sell in all parts
the United States, Toilet Articles of
ne highest grade. For farther par n
culars address Partisan Toilet CO., a
20 Michigan Street, Chicago. C
Rev. b. G. Brandenberg, II. c.
iremm and Miss Francis Schrubbe at +
ended the Epworth League and Sun "
ay School convention Of the German "
[. f. church at Dubuque last week. IL
"A brand new assortment of cloths
'r spring and summer suits, overcoats b
nd pants has just been received at :,
IL. Mackenstadt's the Winnebago St, q
'ilor. His prices are reasonable and he >,
harantees you perfect fit and satisfac- y
on.
Wanted, girls who are desirable of Il
arning Dressmaking and learning a
'rrectly with an experienced and il
shionable Dressmaker in parlors A
lat make speciality Of beautiful gar s
ents to fit satisfactorily can have an
'pertunity now by applying at once +,
Mrs. PoLLITT. Rudolph Block. :,
II. G. Schanck's stage Office is at te
le st. Cloud Hotel. Leave orders W
lere for the north. Stage leaves daily re
300 ID. M. for Burr Oak prosnar