Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-10-19

we want q correspondent from
every section of the county.
&C. III. Lawrence was over from
Jackson township Monday.
-Jno. Alstad was DEBORAH visitor
from Calmar over Sunday.
George Graham was down from
Austin over Sunday, visiting relatives.
j. j. Lamm returned to Ocheyedon
yesterday, after short visit in Decor
ah.
Mrs. III. F. Koth has been visiting
friends and relatives at Monona for a
few days.
"A. G. Baker went to Ridgeway
Monday morning, to visit his brother,
G.. r Baker.
Mr.. Robt. Reed, of Clinton, spent
Sunday and Monday at the home of
J. v. Allen.
"A. c. Heck, of Ossian, democratic
candidate for auditor, was a DEBORAH
visitor Saturday.
r.. Schrubbe and wife departed
Friday night, for visits at GAINESVILLE,
Wis, and Chicago.
liver Larsen went to Milwaukee
Saturday evening, returning with his
wife Monday morning.
Mike Spilde, of Northwood, was
an over Sunday visitor with his bro
ther, Hans p. johnson.
New subscribers paying us$l so will
receive PUCLIC OPINION until Jan. l.,
1900 and law book free.
"A bouncing baby boy has been max
ing things lively down at Paterka's
house since last Wednesday.
M. r. Bentley of Red Cloud,
Mimi, visited his sister, Mrs. H. r.
Thomas and family last week.
Don't forget the market day and
apron sale Saturday, Oct. %, in the
building opposite the st. Cloud.
j. c. Rollins boarded the Milwau-
kee train Monday morning, bound for
Morris, Mimi, on a business trip.
Many who have been brought up
to work at home will enroll in Prof.
Breckenridge's DEBORAH Institute Oct.
3ist.
BE sure and be on,hand when the
bargain clock strikes at the Racket
Store. A bargain every fifteen min
utes. 35-1
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elwick depart
ed yesterday morning for Plainfield,
Ia, to visit their son, Rev. T. ]. FL
wick.
MIR. Hawley Vain, of California,
who had been visiting old friends here,
went to Cresco Saturday, to continue
his visit.
AT B. J. Reynolds Gallery may be
seen photos of Gene Tubbs' confederate
flag which was captured by the 3Sth
Iowa at Vicksburg, in 1858. 35-l
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Abbey are
now nicely settled in their beautiful
new home in West DEBORAH, erected by
Mr.. Abbey this summer.
Miss Nellie Wohlford started for
Carney, Neb., yesterday afternoon, for
a visit with the family Of Mr.. Womel-
dorf, former sheriff Of this county.
Farms for Sale-Three well-im-
proved farms in Chickasaw county
200 acres at $35 per acre; 100 acres at
500; 40 acres at SCI. Inquire of Snith
& O'Connell, New Hampton, Iowa.
33-Spd.
"A letter from DIR. n. II. Green,
recently appointed presiding elder of
Dubuque district, brings the intelli-
gence that his future home will be Du-
buque and not Manchester as announc-
ed last week.
AT the Glenwood church last We'd
nesday afternoon occurred the mar
rage of Mr.. Jens Ramsey to Miss Oc-
tava Cornellie Dahlen, Rev. Borge
officiating. Between two and three
hundred guests were present. Both
are respected young people and have
the best wishes of a large acquaintance.
The following from DEBORAH left
for Chicago Saturday evening, to visit
friends and take in the peace jubilee:
G. A. Neufert, Fred Reum, Geo.
Haas, Ed. Bear, Ed. Rossley, ]. III.
Easton, c. w. Burdick, Mrs. VIM.
Bernatz, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Schall,
Fred Sorenson and sister.
AT the irregular meeting of the school
board last Monday evening Prof III. l..
Coffeen was unanimously elected prin-
cipal of our schools for the balance of
the school year. He will now prob
ably move here and become citizen
with us. We know nothing about the
school except from making inquiries,
but SO far as we have heard the uni
versal verdict is that our school was
never better conducted, or greater In
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