Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Friday, Nov. 18th
-Steyer's Opera House.
Don't forget to vote.
Election next Tuesday.
The New Grand opens Nov. 10th.
Christmas comes on Sunday this
year.
1t pays to come one hundred miles
to trade at Bears.
If a subscriber you are entitled to
Laws of Iowa, free.
Attorney E. r. Acers was Cresco
business visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Dent went to
Chicago Saturday night.
-Thos. Sexton came down from
Bluffton Monday, on business.
A. c. Tatro, of Castalia, was De-
corah business visitor Monday.
-Manley Ousley and wife have been
down from Austin for few days.
Remember that the state law pro-
hibits fishing for bass after Nov. L.
Mrs. AL. Dahl, of Calmar, was in
the city between trains on Monday.
Dan Price and son, of Burr Oak
township, were hub visitors Monday.
Everyday brings earnest workers
to Prof. Breckenridge's DEBORAH Insti-
tute. 81
Mrs. w. Hayward is here from
Milwaukee visiting friends and rela-
tives.
-Thos. McCauley, of Bluffton town
ship, transacted business in DEBORAH
Monday.
DIR. w. ID. Ousley and wife, of Cres-
co, were in the city over Sundy, visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Halse, of Bluff
ton, were in the city on Monday, doing
some shopping.
L. n. Moss has begun the erection
of his beautiful new home on the
Cooley property.
-Colored glass lanterns, imported
from France, with every boys suit pur-
chased at Bears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Vliet, of Burr
Oak township, were business visitors
in DEBORAH Monday.
Miss Kate McAndrews went to
Cresco Monday for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. FL. III. Ruddy.
Supervisor Sam Magnus, OF Lin
coin township, was in the city last
Wednesday, on business.
We carry the best makes of arctics
and rubbers which we sell at the lowest
possible prices. Ben Bear.
Mrs. Geo. Smith, we regret to re-
cord has been very ill for several days.
All hope for a speedy recovery.
Geo. Gage is here from Pittsburg,
Pa, visiting friends and relatives. He
will remain two or three weeks.
-Bayard Elzea, of Bluffton, demo-
cratic candidate for Clerk of Courts,
was DEBORAH business visitor Monday.
The plumbers, G. A. Mollart &
Co., have moved their shop to the
building two doors east of the Stiles
hotel.
Our warm, black listers and over
coats are the most sensible garments
ever put on the market. For sale only
at Bears.
Mrs. H. Klemme and two children,
of Belmond, Iowa, visited at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. N.
Hoyt, last week.
Henry Richmond, of Bluffton, took
the train here Friday, for Jacksonville,
Fla, to join his company, Co. ID, 49th
Ia, after flrlough of thirty days.
Ladies if you want refined and
brilliant complexion free from blemish.
es, use Rocky Mountain Tea. Never
fails. r. A. Engbretson, Druggist.
John Carver departed yesterday
morning for Harmony, Mimi, where
he will prepare to start out on another
trip with stereopticon views this win
ter. We wish him success.
If your eyes are afflicted and you
desire spectacles you can buy them al
almost any store, but if you want good
eyesight consult Karl ID. Fisk, he car
give it to you if any one can. 37-2
See them darkies in the granG
march; hear 'em sing and see the cak,
walk, to say nothing of joining tn,
dance. Spectators % cents. Dancin,
tickets so cents. You can't afford I,
miss it.
"A Chicago woman waded into tn,
lake chin deep with the evident in
tention of drowning herself. A youn,
man named Oscar Hanson caught he
in the act, leveled shot gun at he
and told her he would blaze away If SIN
did not come in out of the wet. Tn
bluff went and the young lady wade,
ashore again. %his reminds one of tn
ancient story of man who sailed fortl
with rope to hang himself. While h
was tying the rope to tree he spied
bull making for him and immediatel