Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-05-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Flies are coming.
Lawns are beautiful.
Fix up your sidewalks.
1t pays to trade In DEBORAH.
Monday was Dewey Day."
pa columns of advs. this week.
Watch our advertising columns.
Growing weather the past week.
District court opens next Monday.
Farmers will soon be planting
corn.
You need job work? We do it
right.
II. F. La Velle, of Charles City, is
in the city this week.
j. J. Marsh sells the Deere and
Haworth corn planters.
DEBORAH is paying eleven cents per
dozen for eggs this week.
p. L. Kittlesby was business
visitor from Calmar Monday.
-Wangler Bros. talk to you about
Colts celebrated paint on page s.
N. n. Nelson has entered upon
his duties as assistant postmaster.
Co. L, 49th Iowa Infantry, will
probably arrive home next week.
Fl. A. Schneider was over from the
Fort last Wednesday, on business.
Will Siihring has been visiting re-
latives in Kensett for several days.
Excursion agent d. w. Walker
was here between trains Saturday.
WIN. Ward, of Burr Oak, was
transacting business in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. H. w. Haislet went to Pres
ton, MIMI, Monday, to visit relatives
for week.
H. Hopperstad, after finishing his
course in bookkeeping, has gone to his
home in Davenport, N. d.
-Thos. Graham arrived from Des
Moines yesterday morning, for q
weeks visit with his family.
Mrs. E. w. d. Holway went to
Clear Lake yesterday, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Palmeter.
John Shaw, of Seattle, WASH, a
resident of DEBORAH in former years,
was here last week, renewing acquain-
tances.
20. p. Thompson began work on a
new residence in the rear of his pre-
sent heme, and it will be splendid
cottage when complete.
Sheriff Christen went to Indepen.
dence Monday, with Frank Kipta,
who lives mile north of Calmar, and
who has been adjudged insane.
"A clergyman writes: IA young
woman died in my neighborhood yes
terday while 1 was preaching the gos-
pei in beastly state of intoxication.'
Attorney G. s. Boice has purchas
ed an acre of ground on Main street In
West DEBORAH from John Mapson, up
on which he will erect house this
summer.
Congressman G. N. Haugen, D
Northwood, stopped of in DEBORAH fol
few hours Monday, while on his way
to Washington, d. q. We acknow
ledge pleasant call.
Our Ridgeway correspondent de
scribes in detail the marriage at thai
place last Tuesday of Rev. E. ]. Lang
and Miss Nellie Kratz, two most es
timable young people.
TX. 1. Haugen occupies half of tn,
4th page I'm describing the excellence o
his large line of Hosiery, Umbrellas
Carpets, Shoes, Trunks, Corsets, I'm
derwear and gloves. Read it.
*. 1. Haugen took In trade las
week 23O0 dozen of eggs. They would
have been worth considerable money
two months ago, when eggs were sell
ing in the cities from 60c to 81 per doz
en-.
Mrs. H. l.. Colleen went to Cal
mar Wednesday afternoon to meet he
mother, who had been spending tn
winter with her youngest son at Mon
trose, s. ID. Mrs. G. remained owe
night with Miss Lena Kittlesby.
liver Larsen uses quater page o
this issue to more fully demonstrat
the superiority of his large stock Q
shoes. Each purchaser ola pair Q
"Queen Quality" shoes will receive fire.
a fine picture of "Queen Anna" 1872
inches. Sale commences May 9Th.