Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-03-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. r. H. Thompson returned to
Chicago yesterday,
Mr.. Mccullough departed yesterday
for Grants, Oregon.
w. j. Norton, of Cresco, was in the
city last Thursday.
%. p. Ode was over from Calmar
Monday on business.
The Luther College Museum is
again open to the public.
DIR. 8. S. Whitbeck was at Cresco
Monday, on business trip.
Miss Name Lyons, of Cresco. is
visiting friends in DEBORAH.
-Rubbers, rubber boots, mackin-
toshes. Complete stock for spring at
Bears.
"A complete account of the Farm
ers' Institute at Calmar will be found
on page 2.
Deputy clerk F. E. Fuller was a
Cresco visitor between trains last
Thursday.
DIR. Whitbeck's office is now located
at the old Stiles barn, now owned by
Geo. Selsvold.
Peter and Martin earle and o..
Stalheim returned home to Creter,
Mont, last night.
w. F. Harvey, of Burr Oak town.
ship, came in and became acquainted
with us on Saturday.
e. Kosenthal has just received a
car load of Minnesota -four He Is sell
ling it for 90c per sack.
MIS-. e. +. Adams is expected from
West Union tomorrow, as the guest of
Miss Grace Protheroe.
The b. c. r. & N. depot has been
receiving some much needed repairs
during the past few days.
Read the news in PUBLIC OPINION
on Wednesday, and the same items
later in the other papers.
Rev. +. p. Shaffcr came down
from Cresco Monday, to assist in the
revival services at the M. E. church.
Wanted at once-about fifteen or
twenty teams with drivers to haul
wood. Call on E. Rosenthal.
Subscriptions and renewals taken
for any newspaper or magazine pub
lished. c. A. Neufert, agent.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mace and daughter, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived Monday
for visit with relatives and friends In
\ DEBORAH.
Mrs. Z. E. Schuck went to Chica-
go Saturday, and will remain in that
city several days, looking up spring
styles in millinery.
The "Heart of Chicago" and "Un-
der the Dome,' are two thrilling nlelo-
dramas which will be seen at the
Grand this season.
Mrs. Ina Wilson-Inman returned
home to Chicago Friday, after an ex-
tended visit with the Misses Baker and
other DEBORAH friends.
Jos. Fahey, of Waukon, was pleas
antcaller ut this office Friday. PUBLIC
OPINION will give him the news of
this county in the future.
The program for free gramo-
phone concert at Bears store Thursday
evening will be found in the social
column on the third page.
John Wingate, of Hesper town.
ship, took the train here Monday for
West Liberty, Iowa, where he will at
tend large sale of cattle.
Come to the midway" Monday
and Tuesday evenings, March 1914,
and see the wonderful Congress OF
Beauties, the japanese, the Indians
and the native Zulus.
Luther College is coming in for her
share of the gifts. Hon. J. A. Johnson,
of Madison, Wis, offers to contribute
$1,000 to fund to build hospital for
l.. q. We hope it will be built.
We acknowledge very pleasant
business call from Andrew Erickson,
Of Burr Oak township, on Saturday.
He is one of the staunch young far
mers of that vicinity, and is prosper
ing, along with the rest of them.
Mrs. T. F. Auchmoody and daugh.
ter, Miss Cora and Miss Florence Bak.
er are of to the east. Miss Baker will
spend a year with relatives; Miss Auch
moody will accept position in New
York City, and Mrs. A. will visit rela
tives.
The celebration number of the
IoDa Stats Anzeiger will contain 8
nice write-up of DEBORAH and Win
nesheik county, illustrated by superb
half-tones furnished by the PUBLIC
OPINION. 1t will contain history
and description of the entire state ant
will be illustrated by almost 1000 half
tones. Subscriptions at 10c each will
be received by A. G, Reinecke, agent
Elkader, Iowa.