Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

Steyer's.
Nov. 2-Thanksgiving Day.
The Lyric
Ladies of Chicago
AT the M. f. church
Saturday evening, Nov. 5.
Have you received your Laws of
Iowa yet?
Lyric Ladies at M. E. church Sat
urday night.
Mrs. F. Hitler visited at Calmar
last Thursday.
Miss Addie Allen went to Cresco
Monday morning.
Mems hobby box overcoats $3.50.
Very cheap at Bears.
F. ]. Helwig was Calmar bust
ness visitor yesterday
Fresh nuts always on hand at
Daubney's restaurant.
Mrs. j. d. Mccormick was over
from Calmar Monday.
Mrs. James Enright visited in
Minneapolis last week.
-Auchmoody's ice house has been
moved near the Dugway dam.
Geo. Kratz was down from Ridge
way last Wednesday, on business.
Boys and children's underwear.
Big stock at cheap prices at Bears.
A. Luros has sold his restaurant
on East Water street to Clark and Will
Tyler.
&C. j. Weiser made business trip
to Chicago Friday, remaining over
Sunday.
We hear that bank is to be started
at Ridgeway, with g. r. Baker as
president.
Mrs. Ed Rudolph was at Calmar
last Thursday, attending the funeral of
a nephew.
DIR. w. o. AsselD, of the 14th Min
nesota, has been down from st. Paul
for few days past.
Mrs. J. G. Strong has been down
from Minneapolis for a week, visiting
old friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Bollinger and baby and
Mrs. Collins, of New Hampton, visited
in the city last week.
-Sergt. O. Hamre, Sd, u. S. Regu-
lars, of Fort Smelling, Mimi, has been
visiting his cousin, Ole Handle.
Mrs. Rush Wheeler, sister of Geo.
NJ. Clark, returned home to st. Paul
yesterday, after pleasant visit here
Miss Martha Simpson is home
from Omaha, where she has been
spending the summer with brother.
Miss 10. Stark returned to Walk
on last Wednesday, after an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Puntney re-
turned from their visit in South Dako-
ia last Wednesday, and report splen-
time.
Rev. l.. j. Anderson and /. b.
Keller attended the meeting of the
Iowa Baptists at Cedar Rapids last
week.
Everything worn by men and boys
will be found at our big store. Never
had such stock to select from at such
reasonable prices. Bears.
"A. Lincoln, of Burr Oak, Ia, has
sold his two lots just west of Ralph
Dennison's residence to w. l.. Turner.
-NeW Hampton Gazette.
Julius Schwarz is home from Jack
sonville, Fla, recuperating from the
fever. He has had hard siege, and
was warmly welcomed home.
Why buy hand-me-down suit
when $l4 will buy tailor made suit.
]. H. Mackenstads goods and prices
will make you smile if you look them
over.
Our shoe department is chock full
of good things. We sell the best $l.5O
and So mems shoe in the city. Com
plete line of arctics and rubbers, best
makes at the cheapest prices. Bears.
Lou G. Half left last Wednesday
to join his regiment, the l4th Mimi,
which will soon be mustered out. He
will endeavor to secure transfer into
another company, as he is anxious to
go to Cuba.
| The American Pulp, Linen 4 Fibre
Co., of Freeport, have just put in an
electric light plant to furnish light for
their establishment. The plant will
run 200 sixteen-candle.pOwer lights
successfully.
Fort Atkinson is to have bank,
conducted by Dunlap 4 Miller, OF
Rudd, Iowa, who own a bank at the
latter place. Lots have been purchased
and suitable building will be Inn
mediately erected.