Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-06-29

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Try Brunt & Parman's Russian tea
phosphate.
Revolving fans keep you cool at
Daubney's. II
S. Bush drove over from Ft. Akin
son Thursday.
DEBORAH, the Mecca of all north
Iowa, July 5th.
Safety deposit boxes at the Winnie
shiek Co. Bank. 17-6
Try our fine lunches and ice cream
sodas. Daubney.
Ice cream, sodas, etc., everything
cool at Daubney's.
M. S. Howard was down from
Minneapolis over Sunday.
B. w. Sinclair visited relatives III
Minnesota part of last week.
Mrs. j. G. Morris came to DEBORAH
from FIT. Atkinson last Tuesday.
"CdlS SClNCu at ali uoulS at hduD-
ney's restaurant, at the usual price.
Tim Finn left last Tuesday for Ne
braska, on an extended business trip.
Will H. Wilson came up from
Marshalltown last week on business
trip.
e. e.. Bailey went to West Union
yesterday to act as witness in the Cater
trial
Mrs. Jas. Boyd left yesterday for
Brookings, S. d., for visit with rela-
tives.
The grandest celebration ever held
in northern Iowa-at DEBORAH next
Monday.
Carl Bates left Thursday for Peoria,
H., with his two horses, Locke and
Thalberg.
Keep your valuable papers in
safety deposit box at the Winneshiek
Co. Bank. l7-6
You can get just what YOU want
and at correct prices at Daubney's
restaurant.
Prof. Wormley, of New Hampton.
came over to DEBORAH on his wheel last
Wednesday.
Everything free that the celebra-
ton committee presents to its visitors.
next Monday.
&C. w. Goddard and wife, of Ban
croft, Iowa, visited with his brother,
G.. n. last week.
Miss Mabel Mckinney, ofSt. Cloud,
Mimi, visited her aunt, Mrs. H. S.
Weiser, last week.
Mrs. J. II. wilkins, of New Hamp-
ton, has been visiting her father, John
Finn, for several days.
DO not forget that you can get
meals at Daubney's restaurant at the
usual price at any hour July 5th.
Saving deposits from 81 up re-
ceived and interest allowed at the rate
Of per cent Winneshiek Co. Bank.
Robert McCauley has accepted
position i'm f. j. Rosenthafs store
where he would be pleased to see his
friends.
If your horse is not doing well,
soldering or pulling on one rein take
him to Pearson, the dentist. Exami-
nation free. 1874
AS announced i'm our last issue, the
graduating exercises of the high school
will occur at ten o'clock next Friday
morning, in the high school room.
The Woman's Relief Corps and
Sons of Veterans will hold meetings
only on the first Wednesday and Tues
day, respectively, of July and August.
The heavy rain Saturday night
washed out a few feet of track four
miles south on the Burlington, which
was quickly repaired yesterday morn
ing.
Jos. M. Lennon has just put up
new forty foot 40. X. Daisy" windmill
which is indeed daisy" 1t will
furnish him abundant water for his
use.
-Lelliott, Busch & Lelliott, the
musical trio with the Ida Fuller Com
pany at the Grand opera house July
5th is the best musical trio in the world.
Don't miss them.
"A game of base ball at Calmar Sun
day was witnessed by number of our
local sports. The game resulted in a
victory for Calmar over Cresco, the
score being % to Ia.
Owing to an overrun of job work
and advertising our news columns have
been slightly deficient for the past three
weeks. But we will endeauor to make
it up after the Fourth"
DEBORAH Institute students are adj
vised to take but few studies and those
i'm which they are the most deficient
Then substantial progress may be ex-
npcted The simmer term aiUht