Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-01-19
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10 Harry Reed was down from Burr
Oak Friday. sa aariss1 saas5." 2ssI 80
q s4-Geo. Taylor, of Calmar, in the
o2o city Sunday" 90 Z. 42e. = -tsl'
-oN Geo. Cross, of Austin. was in De-
G 34E corah Saturday. '1.-- s-1 ~. aa
se4d Wood taken in payment for pho
~ - toes at Borlaug's. ..-..r sg.- tt. '-
al oo--R. H. Miller has been on the sick
list since Saturday -s
.3gg ~. Reed, of Burr Oak, was bust
y, ness visitor yesterday. q. -, ~
Sa5 L-Miss Bessie Greer returned to Rock
q Rapids Saturday, after a home visit.
a'hj s.4-Frank Young and Frank Heading
ton went to Prosper on business yester-
Don't forget the fact that we are
doing first class job work at reasonable
rates. aap s5a,g o. sFsE-N gryh..r1a
da@o2A notice to hoist the cold wave flag
IS came here Sunday for the first time
80 this year. tza. Eus G. .e-
Mrs. A. J. Cratsenberg, of Burr
2o Oak, visited with Mrs. l.. b. Whitney
Thursday.
Ogden Casterton returned from La
Crosse Sunday, where he has been for
g a few days. asr
Mrs. Sanders and children, of Cal
,lI mar, visited her mother Mrs. Diddims,
over Sunday.
New and second hand sewing
Machines and organs. For sale by
Star Repair Co.
SONS of Veterans are all requested
to attend the meeting tonight. Work
-, in the first degree.
"a Hon. G. N. Haugen, of Northwood,
who has been visiting here, left for
"a "a Des Moines yesterday.
Misses Lottie Christen and Stella
Peck went to Burr Oak Thursday, for
=" visit at Schanck's hotel.
Geo Heath, of Burr Oak, has pur-
.s~ chased the Bluffton-Decorah stage
line, and took possession yesterday.
Mrs. M. Christoper and daughter
Grace, went to Cresco last Wednesday,
p, for a. visit with, the family of Rev
sel Shaffer. a q g. rreg .aaesiI.t. I. =.
w. A. Fairbanks, sheriff of Floyd
county, has eloped with Mrs. Augusta
y Fertig. Both were married and of re-
Wspected families. %sa s # ~
Miss Josephine Brorby returned to
school duties near Ridgeway yesterday,
,.r after short vacation on account OF the
Go;z ickness of scholars. yI III or
The new Gutteabery Press reached
our exchange table this week. It's
columns are full of bright, newsy mat.
ter, and we wish it success. =,
tZMiss Josephine Blexseth died at
d her home in West Decorah last Thurs
day, and helfuneral services were held
Yesterday afternoon at the Synod
Lutheran church. ssi s.4.ts7F rgE
The first issue of the Lime Springs
EyE Sun for the current year is q neat
pamphlet, containing write up OF
Howard county and Lime Springs
with portraits of Its prominent citizens
i BE they new be they tough, all
bicyclists have broken skin enough tt
- warrant purchase of Beggs' German
SSalve, and he is wise as Soloman who
trusts its healing power. Kept by
t4s Rrnnt & Parman. Il wgygs .s % 48-12
81 AN editor recently received some
'poetry" accompanied by the follow
ing noteof explanation: a'a,Hrhese iine
were written fifty years ago by ONT
who has, fora long time, slept In hi
grave merely for pastime."
IF. C. Schanck's stage office is a
the st. Cloud Hotel. Leave order
T, there for the north. Stage leaves dali!
lla at300 p. M, for Burr Oak, Prosper
III Hesper and Mabel. Connects will
s.4 train going west on narrow gauge, AM
makes drives to any place within 2
D miles Of Burr Oak. Telephone him a
LIST. Cloud hotel or Rollins barn.
y We neglected to mention las
week the fact that John and Jessl
Crawford were bound over to the gram
jury for the SUM of 500 each. Tn
week before Mr. j. j. Drew misses
,es some flax from his place, and as he ha
put tags with his name on them in Tn
sacks, was easily able to identity tn
flax, which had been purchased b
Lennon & Co., from the Crawford boys
and SO the information was filed agains
them.