Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

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The new leaf has been turned owe
Revival meetings are in progress a
Freeport.
e. G. Shaw was down from Bluff
ton yesterday.
For fine pianos and organs call OF
p. c. Peterson.
Atty. HI. Il. Reed was down from
CIesco yesterday.
Miss Addie Allen visited at Ceda
Rapids last week.
Miss Mary Cutler returned to AL
bert Lea yesterday.
To secure good insurance, call OF
III. G. Reeves & Co.
&C. +. Stinson goes to Riceville to
day to visit sister.
Miss Maggie Ahern was in the city
from Calmar Friday.
"A large number of our exchanges
issue no paper this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Colville returned
home to st. Paul Friday.
Table de hote dinners speciality
at Daubney's restaurant.
w. G. Holcomb has returned to
his school in Kendall vile.
Miss Josephine Strother, of Cresco.
visited here last Thursday.
Miss Julia Wingate took the train
Monday for Marshall, MINI.
Ladies' White Bros. Box Calf
shoes, $3.50. Smith & Dixson.
An elegant line of cigars always in
stock at Daubney's restaurant.
We acknowledge call from u. B.
Landon, of Burr Oak, last Friday.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon you during this year of 1898.
Miss Nellie Heinberg returned Sat
urday, to her school near Cresco.
Miss Bessie Houck returned to
school duties near Locust Saturday.
Jacob Larson, of Canton, was a |
pleasant business caller last Wednes-
day.
Try Anderson's new Feed Barn
at the corner of Washington and Broad
way. 42tf
49, &C. A. Neufert now has the advance
reserve seat sale for the Grand opera
house.
Mrs. Jos. Shema and children have
been visiting at FIT. Atkinson since
Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Thompkins, of Oska-
loosa, arrived yesterday for visit with
friends.
Miss George Pennington returned
to the state university at MINNEAPOLIS I
Monday. ,
Miss Lizzie Greer returned to Rock ,
Rapids Monday, after a holiday visit {
at home.
You can get just what you want i
ana at correct prices at Daubney,s \
restaurant.
Il. j. Halse, of Bluffton, returned -
Thursday from visit with relatives at
Waverly, la. T
Mrs. Jesse Gregg returned to st. T
raul Friday, after visiting at the Il
Bradish home. :,
Miss Cecil Thomas returned to her
school duties atFayette, after holt
day visit at home. 9,
-Robt. Greer. has been home from r.
Sioux City, visiting his parents, Mr.. n
and Mrs. John Greer. :,
Mrs. Fred Hughes and son returned q,
10 Duluth, Mimi, Monday, after a
visit with relatives here ~,
The drug, book and jewelry stores q,
VIII close at eight O'Clock hereafter, ex- II
'ept ON Saturday evening. II
--Rev John Haugen entered upon v,
MS labors as pastor of the United NJ
Lutheran church on Sunday. gu
Miss Ada Bulls departed Thursday Of
evening for Chicago, where she will
inter- the Chicago University. he
Master Freddie LANCE, of Bluffton. oc
las been enjoying a visit with his T.
rand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. at
'untney.
b. n. Wells returned home Fri M
ay nom his trip to Troopsburg, N. Y w,
re reports his daughter, Mrs. Clifford, tn
nuch better. W
MIR. l.. b. Whitney wishes to nm. rel
ounce that his duties as treasurer sto
ave expired and that he will now de- oy
ote his entire time to the banking
asiness. He will be pleased to see his me
lends at the National Bank of oh,
ecorah. o'
Officers for the Standard Telephone lar
o., elected Monday night are Pres ron
n. Stevens, Waterville; V. Pres. ] I'm,
Marsh, DEBORAH; Sec. and Treas O an,
Hager, Waukon; Directors. J. f. cor
ougherty, W.O. Book and H. Beech to ,
'aukon.
Ed Christopherson had the mis- bee
rune to fall and break his right leo nm
81 above the ankle at his home on eel,
est Main atraat E.:l