Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-09-28


the city Monday morning.
John Telford and family have been
visiting at Calmar since Friday.
Miss Edith Olson was an over Sun
day visitor at her home in Calmar.
( Atty. John B. Kaye, of Calmar has
been attending court here this week.
-Chas. Egge, of this office, is enjoy
ing two weeks visit at Larch, Iowa.
&C. B. Pike, of Hesper, was a plea
SAINT business caller at this office Mon
day.
Mrs. r. HI. Tracy went to Castalia
Monday, for a few days visit with re-
latives.
Mrs. Kathron, and son Of Ossian,
visited with friends in this city over
Sunday.
"A. M. Richards came up from Cas-
Italia and spent Sunday with friends in
DEBORAH.
IN. r. Croft placed one of his fine
Keith furnaces In the Catholic church
last week.
Fred Goddard and Hawley Len
non went to Madison, Wis, to attend
the state university.
The trial of VIM. Christoph, in
dicted for the murder of Minnie Boos,
is on at New Hampton.
Misses Tillie Marsh and Theo. Nc
Claskey visited friends at Waukon
during the fair last week.
New subscribers paying us$1 so will
receive PUCLIC OPINION until Jan. l,
1900 and law book free.
Geo. Fleming drove down from
Plymouth Rock Sunday, and visited
friends here until Monday afternoon.
Lon Boyle, well known here as a
frequent guest of the Walnut Greek
Coon Club, is to be postmaster of Nc
Gregor.
Misses May Radcliffe, Ethel Smith,
Flora Purdy and Bissell, of the Walk
on public schools, visited our city
schools last Friday.
Mrs. Duff, of Britt, formerly resi-
dent of DEBORAH, has been visiting Mrs.
VIM. McClaskey and other acquaint-
ances for several day.
TO secure a first class business
course without paying two prices come
to Prof. Breckenridge's DEBORAH Insti-
tute. Day board $3.50 week.
Miss Kate Fleming, of Plymouth
Rock, took the train here Monday
morning for Westheld, Iowa, where she
will teach school during the winter.
Millinery Opening-Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 30th and Oct. LIST. A
% cent Jeweled Hat Pin given away
with every trimmed hats. Schuck
Dry Goods Co.
e. j. Parman, who has been super.
intending Brunt & Parman's DEBORAH
store for the past week, during the alb
sence of 1. w. Brunt, returned to their
Calmar store Monday.
Our sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. w. Estey, of Frank
vile, whose youngest child was buried
last Thursday. The little one was
eighteen months old, and had been in
poor health for some time.
j. j. Walenta came overfrom Spill
Vile Saturday for load of brick, to b
used in getting ready to. build tina
beautiful new home next spring. HI
incidentally took in the county con
vention.
Il, l.. Caldwell attended q meeting
of county central committees of thi
district at New Hampton last Thurs
day. Plans for the campaign were laid
and DEBORAH gets either Gov. l.. M
Shaw or Hon. J. p. Dolliver for an ad
dress.
II congratulate the people of De
corah that they have privilege, hith
erto confined to the larger cities, o
hearing a master mind on the platform
heard DIR. John at Dubuque last fal
deliver the lecture billed for tonight
If possible hear the lecture.
l.. l.. LOCKARD.
-On Sept. 18th, at the home of tn
brides parents in Glenwood township
occurred the marriage of Miss Ellie
Norby, of this city, to Mr.. Geo. I
johnson, of Parker, s. d. The newl.
married couple departed Friday ever
ing for their new home in Parker,
ID. Congratulations.
Mr.. J. w. Anderson has rente
the Asseln building on Water street
where he will open variety stor
in the near future. Mr.. Anderson ha
formerly been on the road for Rom,
N. ", firm, and travelled all over th
United States. He thinks DEBORAH
the best town of them all.
The writer was visitor at TIL
Waukon fair last Friday, and anon
those whom he noticed from Decora
were the following: DIR. 8. s. Viii
beck, f. J. Bartel, w. r.. Smith, Harr
Jennisch, G. M. Clark, J. N. Toplif
DIR. G. L. Topliff, with their wive
Misses Nellie Headington, Mae She
Mable Thompson, Wohlford, Hanson
Kate Baker, Bessie Beard; Messrs ia