Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03
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While talking of war and politics
don't forget the big fair. Tuesday, the
first day, which is Aug. SOth, there
will be fun for your life. You can just
bet Kennedy Bros. show, which is free
to all who attend the fair, will be big
on that day. Really it will be day OF
new and startling attractions, and all
your children under IL years will be
admitted free. On Wednesday, the
first racing of the Great Quadrant Cir
cult will begin, besides another exhi-
bition and new program by Kennedy's
Wild West. Thursday, the big day of
the fair every man, woman and child
in the county should be present to help
make up the largest crowd of people
ever on fair ground in Northern
Iowa. The attractions will be worthy
the patronage. Attend on Friday to
ascertain how well the fair managers
have fulfilled every promise made.
Get your premiums in full and go home
feeling that you whose homes are in
Northeastern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota have done your full share to
make the Winneshiek County Fair of
Aug. 80, 81 and Sept. l, 2, the best
county fair ever in Iowa.
Have you received your Laws of
Iowa yet?
H. F. Koth transacted business in
Cresco Thursday.
e. J. Parman, of Calmar, spent
Sunday in the city.
MIR. Phillips was over from Con-
over Monday morning.
Howard County Fair at Cresco,
September $3.50, 1898. 22-tf
IT Ahern was a DEBORAH visitor
from Calmar Monday.
Miss Alice Bailey went to Cresco
Monday, to visit friends.
G. 7. Watros, of Cresco, was in the
city Thursday and Friday.
Arthur Wilson is spending part
of the summer at Clear Lake.
F. A. Masters and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Burr Oak.
Jos. Proper, Jr. departed for Los
Angeles, CAL, to stay for some time.
We are indebted to ]. Tillapaugh,
of Canoe township, for some extra fine
honey.
Il. E. Davidson came up from Nc
Gregor and spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Brorby and mother, Of West
DEBORAH, went to New Hampton
Thursday, for a visit.
"A lot of nice new picture mould
ings just received at B. J. Reynold'i
photo studio, Bear building. 24-2
MIR. and Mrs. B. J. Tierney, Of New
Hampton, arrived Monday for
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. E. w. d. Holway went t
Clear Lake Thursday, to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Roy Palmeter.
-Jno. r. Cook, of West Union, ex
cursion agent of the Milwaukee, was
business visitor in DEBORAH Saturday.
Prof. Fisk visits DEBORAH regularl.
every few months. He is highl.
skilled in optics. Satisfaction abso
lutly guaranteed in every case. 70
Mayor Roome and three aldermel
were down from Cresco Thursday, eS
aiming our electric light plant
plant will be put in at Cresco.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. wager, Sr., cam
down from Riceville last Saturday
visit their children and families herr
and after their visit here is conclude
they will go to DEBORAH to visit.-Cd
mar Courier.
The Valdez Business College an
Normal School bases its claim for pa
ronage upon the fact that 1t has II
strongest faculty to be found in al
|, private school In the northwest. q
In the August Review Of Reo'e'
n the editor discusses some of the pro
J. lens likely to arise from the annex
!, ltion of Hawaii, our duty in the Phil
O pines and the Ladrones, our pro 'pt
Is tive relations with the European go
ernments. and other timely question