Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-15

burrow In my bed at night
Ard wrap the sssss rcna me Tight sbsi
Comes that old rising bell again.
Miss Pearl Pollitt is visiting IL
Minneapolis.
III. c. Hjerleid went to Cresco Mon
day, on bu. mess trip.
j. Z. Cassel was down from Bluff
ton Thursday, on business.
WIN. Morrison, Of Burr Oak twp.
was business caller yesterday.
DIR. w. d. Ousley was in the city
from Lime Springs over Sunday.
n. A. Bigelow sustaineda broken
rib by fall down stairs last week.
Vernon Oliver has accepted posi-
ton in the Citizens Savings Bank.
All our ulsters, overcoats and fur
coats are being sold at clearing sale
prices at Bears.
Miss Mary Powers returned from
Preston, Mimi, yesterday, where she
has been teaching school.
Frank Bulls came up from Kansas
City Friday, for short visit with his
mother, Mrs. III. G. Bulls.
j. M. Lennon went to Lime
| Springs Monday, to attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law, C. N. Flagler.
John Billows departed for Mime
apolis last evening, where he has ac-
cepted position in Jos. Haff's barber
shop.
Farm for sale or rent-l50 acre farm,
one mile from DEBORAH, on Burr Oak
road. Inquire d. E. Reeds hardware
store DEBORAH. stiff
&C. N. Flagler, proprietor of the
Bank of Lime Springs, died last Sum
day from pneumonia. He was quite
well known here.
A portable steam heater has been
used to advantage in thawing ont
some of the frozen fire plugs of the city
during the past week.
You can't make better invest
ment than to buy one of our fur coats.
We have few nice ones left and are
willing to sell them very cheap.
Photographer B. J. Reynolds has
just received large shipment of late
Staple Picture Mouldings for his Frame
Department. Call and see him for fine
frames at fair prices.
Why do you buy some inferior shoes
that you know nothing of their rePut-
alton when you can get pair of May
ers Custom made, and every pair guar
anteed to you? Fred J. Rosenthal.
--Lost-A lady's black pocket book,
between Freeport and Chas. Haas
residence or L. A. Marsh's grocery
store. 1t contains three cards tied
with white ribbon; one had Lizzie
Toben's name on, and the others had
names of lodges and numbers on.
Findsr please leave ut this office.
Last Friday Mayor Daubney placed
fire patrol of two extra men on the
streets, to keep close watch for fire
about those parts of the city not cover
ed by the regular night police. Dur
ing the cold weather we believe this q
commendable action, thus providing
for the safety of our homes from des-
truction by fire.
j. w. Black, the photographer
took very sudden leave last Saturday.
He evidently had very urgent business
elsewhere. He informed the writer
that he was going home for few days
G account of feeling unwell, but later
developments show that he packed up
bag and baggage with no evident in
tention of returning. The reason for
his hurried departure was fear of ar
rest, for giving candy pregnated with
spanish flies, to certain girl here.
When he hired team Of Strobe to
take him away he stated he wanted to
drive to Spillville, but when he had
his effects loaded in he asked to be
taken to West Union. He put q card
on the door of the gallery stating that
he had gone to DEBORAH and would re-
turn in'the evening. He manifested
his guilt by his hurried departure. He
also left number Of creditors in the
lurch '-Cdlnlar Courier.