Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-02-23

| John Finn rs going out of business,
really.
Peter Figum left for Sioux City
Monday.
Henry Reeves went to Chicago
Monday.
! J. w. Swehla was over from Cal
mar yesterday.
WIN. Heckle was down from Burr
Oak yesterday.
Cigars, candies, lunches, fruit, nuts
everything at Daubney's.
Mrs. |. Shannon, of Burr Oak, was
shopping in town yesterday.
An elegant line of cigars always in
stock at Daubney's restaurant.
Mrs. Jess wilkins, of New Hamp-
ton, has been visiting relatives here for
week
Bro. S. r. Wager, of the Calno,'
Courier was in the city between trains
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs |. w. Brunt left
Monday for Topeka, Kas., OH pleas
ure trip.
&C. n. Goddard left Monday for a
trip to the coast, Los Angeles being
his destination.
We carry the finest line of mems
shoes in the city. All the newest toes
and lasts. See us. Bears.
Supervisor j. J. Haug, of Spillville,
transacted business here and at Free
port Friday and Saturday.
Clarence Knowlton, of Prosper,
took the train here for Chicago Mon
day, with a car load of horses.
-Wanted--a girl to do general house
work. Call at Linkenheil & Haas
butcher shop or sos Washington st.
Farm for rent-nine miles west of
Decorah 3S7 acres; three years or five
Inquire at Arlington barn. H. Craw-
ford. 52-4p
Mrs. A. G. Seavy is prepared to
take orders for all kinds of home bak-
ing. Fresh Boston Brown Bread on
hand every Saturday. Soft
Yesterday was PUBLIC OPINIONS
fourth birthday. Thanks for past
favors and here's hoping for contin-
uance of the same in the future.
Geo. Graham and Jalmar Larsen
leave Friday for Minneapolis. They
have positions as brakemen between
Minneapolis and Austin.
Clothing made to order at ready
made prices at Mackenstadt's. This
enables the citizens of DEBORAH to pat
roniZe home trade and also secure per-
feet fits.
The MonOna Ledder says that a
person i'm the dentists chair has to take
particular pains; also that sometimes
when it rains the water plays pool in
the streets.
German Lutheran services at the
First Lutheran church on next Sun
day afternoon ut $50 O'clock, conduct
ed by Rev. ID. j. Kautz, of Fredricks-
burg, Iowa.
John Foltz went to Cresco Monday
i'm response to the intelligence that his
daughter, Mrs. Wellstein, had become
insane after serious illness. We hope
it is only temporary.
H. Ii. Grossman, j. S. Barefoot,
John Knox, w. II. Symonds, c. Haul
gen, J. Kjome and M. o. Kjome de-
parted Monday for Topeka, Kan, to
attend buttermakers' convention.
Joseph Hospodarsky, bohemian
from Spillville, died in the insane de-
partment of the poor farm at Freeport
last Thursday, at the age of % years.
He was buried at FreepOrt Saturday.
He that loses anything and gets
Extraordinarily is gamer by the loss.
Experience with other clothing leads q
man finally to pin his faith to the III.
S. 4 NJ" make, where he is sure of
satisfaction. He can find this kind of
clothing at Bears.
TX. |. Haugen in his usual good
way announces an advance sale of
spring goods this week. We can cheer
fully recommend this sale to our read
ers, for the past record of Mr.. Haugen
has been that he lives up to what he
advertises, and means business in
everything he says.
&C. j. Harlan, Sunday School Mis-
sionory, will conduct services i'm the
Baptist church next Sunday evening,
Feb. 81, at the usual hour. Subject
1.-The relation of the Sunday School to
the future of our country" He will
also speak at the Nordness school
house at p. m. of the same day. All
are invited.