Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS.
st. Patrick's Day tomorrow.

ed court at Cresco last week.
Miss Lou Ellefson is central" al
West Union for few weeks.
John Greer transacted business in
Rock Island, ILL.,, last week.
The finest line of choice candies in
DEBORAH at Daubney's restaurant.
i have now on hand large stock
of Buckeye Seeders. j. j. Marsh.
Miss Edith Olson was an over Sun.
day visitor at her home in Calmar.
The finest popcorn you ever saw
now on sale at Daubney's restaurant.
Some fine box stationery at Brunt
q Parman's next Saturday. cheap. Al
liver Larsen made business trips to
Marshalltown and Chicago last week
Miss Lou Sackett is in Chicago
looking up the spring styles in millin.
cry.
Rev. w. G.. Stewart, of Waterloo
preached in the Baptist church Sun.
day.
from Orleans township last Wednes.
day.
Go to Peter Figum's for everything
in the bakery ljne.-Successor to AL.
stad
-Chas. Hexom came down from
Austin and spent Sunday with rela.
tives.
-Hazle's Headache Capsules are
recommended by physicians. Try
them.
Landlord Greene, of the Winnie
shiek, went to Magomanie, Wis, last
Friday.
When you are hungry try one Of
those fine lunches at Daubney's res
taurant.
Miss Allie Tracy has been visiting
Miss Gertrude Kaye at Calmar for 6
few days.
Wait for the New Code. 1t will bt
given free to subscribers of the PUBLIC
OPINION.
legal business in district court at Wes
Union last week.
To see an elegant line of ladies,
gents misses and children's shoes, cal
on JOHN &. HEXoM. 3-S
-Halvor Johnson has traded hi,
farm in Canoe township for land in Lac
qui Parle Co., MINI.
Mrs. p. McCusker went to Spring
Grove, Mimi, Monday, to attend the
funeral of her grandson.
We have some choice No. hare
seed wheat on sale at the Ice Cav.
Mills. A. Bernatz d Son.
Miss Thompson, of Donnan June
ton, made her sister, Mrs. f. w
Hildebrand, visit last week.
Mrs. l.. G.. Farnum returned home
to McGregor last Wednesday, having
visited DEBORAH friends week.
Miss Grace Goodykoontz, of Mitch
ell, S. d., has been visiting at the home
of Mrs. s. j. Clark for week.
If you would be well dressed, i
you would serve your own best inter
est, buy your clothing at Bears.
MIR. Charles Greene, formerly clerl
of the Globe Hotel at Cedar Rapids
now occupies like position at tn,
Stiles.
James Mckay, Jr., and family, o
Frankville, left Monday for Esthervill,
where they will make their futur,
home.
Mrs. A. G. Seavy is prepared t,
take orders for all kinds of home bak
ing. Fresh Boston Brown Bread OIL
hand every Saturday. Soft
Call at the factory any afternoon
and see what the separator can do, as
purifier, also the process of pasteuriz
ing milk. j. e. BEARD. 3-2
This is how an enterprising mothe
of a neighboring town gets her daught
ers home at a seasonable hour at night
She requires the last one i'm to rise frs
and prepare breakfast She recon-
mends this as n sure and absolute SAT;
cure for the late-to-bed ailment.
AT the annual election of the Re,
Oak Creamery Co., of Springfield
held recently, John Hegg was elected
president, o. G.. Haugen re-electe,
manager, and Erick +. Clement re
elected buttermaker. Under the care
full management of Mr.. Haugen tn,
company is out of debt and prosperin,
finely.
1.-THE apparel oft proclaims tn
man." said the poet Shakespeare
How true that is, and what do 70,
suppose people think of you when 70,
go about looking just as shabby as yo,
can? Don't you know that very few
dollars invested at Bears will proclaim
you a different man? Every "H., :
u NJ" suit is passport to gentility
and from the oh, S. & M" down
everything we sell is good money
worth.