Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-09
WHERE THE PEOPLE GO.

WHERE THE PEOPLE GO.
announcements and Reports of Enter
tainments, Theatres, Public
Gatherings, Church
Meetings, etc.
Mrs. Joel Dayton gave tea party to
a number of friends last evening.
The, Cake Walk advertised i'm our
last issue has :been indefinitely post
poued.
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The Congregational ladies served sup
per in the parlors sof their church Fri
day evening.
st. Agathas Guild served oysters,
coffee and sandwiches last night in the
building lately vacated by liver Larsen.
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A detachment of the Salvation army
has been in DEBORAH for week, who
hold meetings ons thegstreets in the
evening.
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Lunch was served in the lecture
room of the NJ E..church last Saturday
evening by the LadiesSAid Society. A
goodly number were in attendance.
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The William Owen Co., presenting
SiEakespearean plays: and a company
that will attract big houses, is booked
for the Grand opera house, Dec. 1918
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The Methodist :Ladies Aid Society
ureet with Mrs. f. B. Tillotson, Ii mile
north of town on Wednesday afternoon.
Chicken pie supper will be served for
Is cts.
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The Womaus Relief Corps entertain.
ed quite an audience at the Post Rooms
last evening. A goodl program was
rendered and lunch was served. All
who were present heartily enjoyed the
occasion.
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The Baptist church in DEBORAH have
called Rev. J. Wayland Allen to be
their pastor. He began his services
last Sunday, preaching morning and
evening. Services will be held here
after at the usual hours.
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The M. e. pulpit at Frankville will
he supplied next Sunday morning,
Nov. 18th by County Missionary Har-
lan, who will speak on "Our Christian
Responsibility to the Future of Our
Country" All are invited to attend.
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The concert at the M. r. church Sat
arday evening, by the Lyric Ladies of
Chicago was very entertaining. They
sing well individually and collectively,
aud were heartily applauded. The
audience was not as large as the concert
uzerited.
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Augustus Thomas has written more
than one play and written each well
5ut none have done him more credit
chan "The Hoosier Doctor" the play
which Digby Bell presents at the new
Grand opera house on the opening
night, Nov. 10Th. 1t is a comedy
drama with real flesh and blood peo-
ole in it and the scenes he has created
ape with almost Photographic accuracy
and are vastly interesting, entwined as
they are with romance and sentiment.
The majority of people never grow
TOO old to enjoy love story, whether it
he among their own kin or that CLEANED
from the pages of novel, or better ,
still, watched in the living scenes upon
The stage, and that is how it happens !
That so many theatre goers find much s
that is admirable in drama, and espec- S
ally comedy drama which tends to 9
snow the humorous side of what would G
seem to many, the humdrum things of
life. "The Hoosier Doctor" isjust such
n comedy and after one has witnessed
IL, they are more or less surprised to
lind what lot of funny things there I
ire in life, if someone will point them I
but to us.
Late to bed and early to rise, pre-
sares man for his home in the skies. /
Bat early to bed and Little Early q
Riser, the pill that makes life longer !
md better and wiser. Wangler Bros. ;
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" Religion" two volumes, bound in
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his Office.
Let Mackenstad figure with you
sn a fall or winter suit. He can make 9