Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-01-12

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Geo. Graham went to Austin yes
terday.
The best oyster stews in the city al
Daubney's.
Geo. E. Cooney was over from the
Fort Monday.
The Pension Board was in session
Wednesday last.
r. A. Wilson came home for an
over Sunday visit.
Vincent Rollins was down from
Burr Oak Monday.
Miss Clara Dolly, of Calmar, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hayward arrived
Friday from La Crosse.
w. HI. Burtis returned from Min
neapolis on Wednesday.
Frank Maltby, of Burr Oak, was
business visitor Monday.
A. McMullen was over from the
Fort on business Monday.
"A. j. Martinez was over from Ft
Atkinson Saturday, on business.
Before we invoice. all our fine shoes
selling at much reduced prices. Bears
Atty. E. r. Acers returned We'd
nesday last from his visit at Emmets.
burg.
When you are hungry try one OF
those fine lunches at Daubney's res.
taurant.
Mr.. Frego, of Canton, arrived in
the city Monday, for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Donald.
Mrs Geo. Draper departed Thurs.
day for Forest City, for visit with
Mrs. John A. Barth.
For Felt shoes and boots, German
socks, artics, Lumbermans overs etc.
Go to Smith & Dixson.
Mrs. E. d. Holden and daughter,
of McGregor, have been visiting Rev.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Lockard.
-Mesdames Lockard, Wilson, Seavy
and Schenck attended a missionary
meeting at F rankville Sunday.
The West DEBORAH council at their
last meeting elected E. J. Gillette AS
SCISSOR, vice Jas. Boyd, resigned.
See our corner window and big
tablein furnishing rooms. All our fine
shoes marked down cheap. Bears.
We sell first grade A No. l rub
GERS and artics for the same price, 9TH
ers sell second grades. Smith & Dixson
The Board of Supervisors at their
session last week awarded the Steward
ship of the county farm to John Map
son.
Why is it Hazle's Headache Cap
sules are so popular? Because they do
all that is claimed, will stop a head
ache in Is to 20 minutes.
During these long winter evenings
everybody will want good,
bright and entertaining newspaper.
This want is fully met by The Chicago
Chronicle.
&C. w. Giesen, of Calmar, has pur-
chased the interest of his son Henry
and of Jos. Koch, of the firm of Giesen
& Koch. H. j. Giesen will manage
the business.
Rev. FIR. Francis Chmelar, priest
of the Catholic church at Spillville died
on the 4th inst, of quick consumption.
He had been with the people of Spill
vile for many years, and was an hon
ored and revered man. The funeral
services were held Friday, attended by
a large number.
Among those present at the install
lation of officers of Col. Hughes Post
and Woman's Relief Corps on Friday
evening we noticed HI. Tower and
wife, of Ft. Atkinson; II. w. Hazleton
and wife and Geo. Painton, of Calmar;
Q. o. Maltby, of Hesper; John Spriggs,
Moritz LANCE and l.. b. Richmond, of
Button.
All the scenes of "The Heart of |
Chicago" which comes to the Grand |
next Monday are laid in the Western |
Those who are familiar
with the city will readily recognize
many familiar localities. The Chicago
fire scene will be especially interesting
10 old-timers who saw that great work
Of the fire king.
There is a maid of 104 summers liv-
ing in st. Louis, who is proud of the
record of never having been kissed.
She speaks of having been engaged to
a tailor ninety years ago when at the
kittenish age of fourteen, she foolishly
plighted her love, but appears to relish
the recollection that her affianced was
killed shortly after the engagement.
A parrot that talks and tobacco
chewing monkey have been her solace
through life. She is still hale and
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