Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-08-02

Miss Ruth Bulls has been visitin
her brother boy" on the Howar
farm.
M. Griebel and family departe
Friday for a trip to Northern wis
consin.
Carl 0. Hagen has commenced tn
erection of fine house in West De
corah.
: Atty. ]. w. Sandusky, of New
Hampton, was in the city last Wed
nesday
Misses Lizzie and Hattie Haas re
turned from their Milwaukee visit las
Thursday.
| Otto Arneson departed for Crane
Forks, N. d., last Wednesday, on {
business trip.
Landlord Henderson, of Wauco
ma, was a DEBORAH business visitor
last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. w. Lawhead enjoyed a
visit last week from her brother, l..
Schnitger, of Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs. r. A. Miller went to Water.
loo last Thursday, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed. Alleman.
Miss Cora Weber came from
Cedar Rapids yesterday, to visit with
the family of Fred Shining.
Miss Kate Baker departed Monday
night for Mazomanie, Wis, for visit
at the home of ]. M. Greene.
Mrs. James d. Scott, of Toronto,
Ont, has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Dent, for several
days.
Miss Alice Christopher returned to
Sioux City Thursday, after visit
with her father and other relatives
here.
Miss Anna Byan arrived from
Chicago yesterday, for few weeks
visit with her uncle, John Curtin, and
family.
Il. r. Morrison has moved his
second hand store into the X. Thomp-
son building, two doors west of the
Stiles hotel.
Mrs. Kornmeyer and daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Linkenheil, went to
Ocheyedon, Iowa, yesterday, for
visit with relatives.
Prof. A. F. KOvarik, of the De
corah Institute. who is spending the
summer at his home in Spillville, was
in the city over Sunday.
M. s. Howard has been over from
Waukon for a few days, experimenting
the electric light plant during the
absence of w. III. Burtis.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
will serve three meals each day of the
Fair, on the grounds, also lunches,
ice cream, and lemonade.
Otto Rosendahl former graduate
Of DEBORAH Institute, but now attend |
ing the University at minneapolis, is
here visiting friends for few weeks.
Misses Anna and Sophia, and |
Messrs. Andrew and Joseph Barthelme,
and Mr.. and Mrs B. Holtey, of Spring
field township, spent Sunday with p. |
l.. Barthelme.
Will Larsen, an employee in the
book bindery department of the Pub
fishing House, departed Saturday for
Chicago, where he will visit friends
or few weeks.
Mrs. DR.. III. Small arrived Friday
rom visit with the family of her son
1t Lindsay, Wis, and on Saturday
went on to Waterloo, for an extended
visit with her sister.
Herman Ambli arrived from
Elkader Saturday, where he had been
employed with the Brainard Decorat-
ng Co. He is now working with
hem on the United Lutheran church.
The DEBORAH Institute, fall term,
Sept. 4th, will accommodate
I'll who wish to pursue any of the COM
non or higher English branches,
higher Mathematics, also Greek, Latin,
French, and German.
-Hamre, Young & Reeves have run
Up against freak of nature in buying
took, and it is in the form of calf.
The animal was purchased, along with
is mother, of T. Anderson, a farmer,
living four or five miles south of the
ity. The freak is only few days old,
md resembles a jack rabbit in every
way, except the fore quarters; the tail
also considerably cropped off, which
III the more helps him along in the
abbit line.
The management of the Win
lesheik County Fair are working hard
o get special trains run into and out of
)ecorah, during the Fair, Aug 1880
and Sept. l, with reasonable show
4 success. If the Milwaukee Com
ANY will come in as handsomely as it
lid on the occasion of the Woodmens'
icnic, when the service il gave De-