Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-04-20

Fort Atkinson will organize nre
department.
Grant Cooley, of Bluffton, was in
the city Friday.
Have few small evergreens for
sale. Joel Dayton.
james Strayer, of Calmar, was in
the city Thursday.
Miss Maggie Ahern was over from
Calmar Thursday.
B. HI. Teloken was over from the
Fort last Wednesday.
"A. G. Seavy went to Button
Thursday, on business.
Herb. Hutchinson went to Calmar
Friday, on business trip.
John Spriggs was in the city from
Bluffton township Friday.
M. A. Nolan, of Bluffton township,
transacted business in DEBORAH Friday.
w. b. Coup arrived from Bedford
Friday, for visit with DEBORAH friends.
Morris Fleming, of Cresco, was a
business visitor Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. F. j. Loenhart, of Bluffton,
took the train here Thursday for Wav-
erly.
Peter Rosa and wife, of Ossian,
spent Sunday at the home of r. b.
Tuttle.
Wait for the New Code. 1t will be
given free to subscribers of the PUBLIC
OPINION.
j. G. Radcliffe, of Waukon, has
been in the city on bridge business for
a few days.
Miss Bessie Houck commenced
two months term of school near Locust
Lane, Monday.
Tim Finn left yesterday afternoon
for Omaha, where he will remain dur
ing the summer.
The Board of Supervisors have
been over the county locking after the
bridges this week.
Henry Prastmark returned from
New York Saturday, where he has
been studying frescoihg.
j. III. Duncan, the druggist, i'm this
issue makes very liberal offer in
reference to "Benzoin Lotion" the de-
lightful toilet preparation. 80
j. J. Lamm ST., of Canton took the
train here yesterday for Ocheyedon,
Iowa. He expects to locate at Spring
Valley, Mimi, in the future.
Geo. o. Thayer was elected street
commissioner at the council meeting
Monday evening, as will be seen by the
proceedings in another column.
House and lot for sale or rent; few
rods north of school house in West
DEBORAH. Has five rooms, good cellar,
good cistern and good well of water.
Joel Dayton.
German Lutheran services at the
First Norwegian Lutheran chucrch on
next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
conducted by Pastor d. J. Kautz of
Fredericksburg, Iowa.
We were mistaken last week in
stating that E. G. Shaw had purchased
Mr.. COLI interest i'm the furniture bus
mess. Mr.. COLI will continue to do
undertaking as heretofore
Burglars at Calmar entered the
butcher shop of G. Jaeger, the Bank of
Calmar and f. b. Olson's store Thurs
day night. They secured nothing but
some small change in Olson's store.
Rev. c. A. Parkin, of Calmar, con-
Quoted Quarterly Meeting services at
the M. K. church Sunday, Presiding
Elder Robertson being unable to at
tend on account of the serious illness of
his father
On Monday the DEBORAH City
Band telegraphed for Conn monster
b b b bass, one of the largest horns
made. 1t will make valuable addi-
ton to the excellent instruments now
owned by this organization.
Miss Nellie Headington, who has
been studying during the past winter
at the Chicago Art Academy will start
studio on Water street, where both
painting and drawing will be taught.
Further particulars may be learned by
calling at her home.
of course you don't want your furs
eaten up. To prevent this, make sure
that the early moth has not made a
nest in them and put into the package
some of our "Moth Balls" You can
get heap of them from us for little
money and they will keep the moths
away. !. H. DUNCAN, the Druggist
Mail orders given prompt attention. \
"A story is going the rounds to the
effect that married lady had birth.
day anniversary short time ago, up
on which her husband presented hel
with a pretty piano lamp. He was
much fiattered when she told HIM sh.
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