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

A dance will be given at Steyer's
tonight.
Ossian held its Fourth annual grand
Masquerade Ball last Thursday even
ing.
Alexander Bull, the son of Ole Bull,
will give concert at the Grand next
Saturday night.
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Rev. Prof. Stub was compelled to
postpone his lecture until March 10Th,
on account of sickness.
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The L. o. G. T. held a basket social
Saturday evening. A program also
furnished entertainment for those pres
ent.
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The lizard Times Soshul" at Unity
church Thursday night was well at
tended, and pleasant time was had
by all.
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Students Union gave an interesting
program at the college gymnasium
Saturday night, which was appreciated
by good audience.
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We hope our citizens will prepare to
attend the Clarence Eddy concerts at
the Synod Lutheran;church, April IA.
More particulars later.
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The teachers of the public schools
gave reception and banquet to the
school board in the new building Sat
urday night. A banquet was served,
speeches made, and the occasion made
very enjoyable.
Last week Monday evening the
teachers of the west side public school
gave an elegant banquet to the men,
bers of the school board. The build
ing was beautifully decorated, toasts
were given by several, and general
good time was had.
So
Prof. Weilep, who appears at Stey-
er's opera house is considered one of
the best hypnotists ever seen by the
public. Among the laughable and
mirth provoking scenes produced are:
The fishing, base ball, dentists chair,
barber shop, funny speeches, balloon
pictures in the fire, the
nursery, in which a subject follows the
method of nurse caring for an infant,
and many other laughable scenes. AT
Steyer's opera house Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, March 1910 The pro-
gramme will be changed each evening.
Prices, 1920 and 80 cents.
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The progressive women of DEBORAH
are preparing surprise for the public
in the way of an Advertising Social
which will be unloaded at Steyer's
opera house, Friday evening, March
18th. 1t is said that all local celebre-
ties have been engaged to do their
"turns." The object for which all this
hustling is being undergone is the pur-
chasing of apparatus necessary in
Kindergarten school. The price of adj
mission to the social will be but ten
cents, and it Is expected that everybody
in DEBORAH will avail himself of the OPP
portunity of contributing his mite to
this most 1audable enterprise and at
the same time getting an immediate
return in the way of ammusement,
for the money 50 contributed Those
who know, do say that the show will
be "corker."
The Bell Concert under the auspices
of the Epworth League of the M. E.
church, assisted by Mrs. Mildred Allen
Baker, Mrs. Francis Barrow Goddard,
Mrs. Jessie Ervin-Marsh, Miss Eta
Ave, Messrs. Hopperstadt, Hansen,
Soukup, HalvorsOn, and others, will be
given at Steyer's opera house, tomor-
row evening. Admission IS cents.
Students and children 20 cents.
PROGRAM.
PARTI.
Softly Falls the Moonlight
Mixed voices accompanied by Mrs. Jessie
Ervin-Marsh.
Musical Recitation The Red Fam
Miss Mae Cary accompanied by Mrs. Francis
Barrow-GOddard.
III TmVotore-Cornet and Piano. .......... Verdi
Miss A. Carver and Mr.. Arthur Wilson.
Miss Eta Aye.
POlOnQiSa-piAnn
Mrs. Ada Hard-Sills.
illustrated Recitation Maud Muller. Whittier
Miss Bessie Houck.
Orphe Aux Eufers-Violin Solo. u. Ohenback
Mrs. Jessie Erwin Marsh and Mr. r. Torkelson
Whistling Solo-Pizzicato... Leo Delibes
Miss Tee Barrow.
Pantomime. Household Duties
PARTII.
The City Bellies.
Recitation. :.........-.......T Bangs Music Box
Miss Lulu Auchmoody.
Selected
Mrs. Mildred Allen-Ba
Illustrations-DIeam Life. ............ Marvel
Sprng-Childhood. Summer--Boyhood.
Autumn-Manhood. Winter-Old Age.
Violin and Selected.
Mrs. Jessie Ervin-Marsh and Prof. II. Han