Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-12-06
w. n. Drake is visiting Nebraska

-GeO. kratZ and wife spent Thanks
giving at Ridgeway.
j. ]. Rosa was up from Monons
Friday and Saturday.
M. s. Howard, of Waukon, ate
Thanksgiving turkey.
Henry Baker was over from Wau
kon for Thanksgiving
Don't miss the National Theatre
Co., at Steyer's this week.
j NJ. Akers was down from Bluff
ton Monday, on business trip.
Mrs Murphy, son and daughter,
spent Thanksgiving at the Fort.
Ed. Rudolph and family visited
with Calmar relatives on Thanksgiving
day.
B. It. Barefoot has gone to Holmes
vile, Ohio, to visit relatives for few
weeks.
H. w. Haislet and wife, of the
Ridge,ody Record, were in the city
Monday.
Crawford Sharp was down from
Bluffton township Monday, attending
to business.
The Castalia roller mill has been
purchased and will be operated by the
TatrO brothers.
H &. Goddard and wife arrived
last week to spend Thanksgiving at
the parental home.
"A Christmas present that will de-
light both the donor and receiver
Picturesque DEBORAH.
-Mds. N. H. Adams and Hastings
visited at the home of Rev. E. Adams
in Waterloo last week.
Warren Hovt and wife, of EIma,
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. H. Wells, last week.
-Mds. Darcy and Vaughn came
down from Cresco and spent Sunday
at the home of Lewis Blodgett.
For sale cheap 900 copies of that
beautiful book Picturesque DEBORAH. I"
For particulars apply at this Office,
You should not fail to attend the
merchants Carnival. and see the elabo-
rate costumes. at he Grand tonight.
Try an advertisement In this
paper the next three weeks for holiday
trade. It's sure to bring results that
pay. d ~ I"
Mrs. M. HI. Montgomery has been
enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Richardson, of Minneapolis, for week
past. -
Jos. Meyer was over from Calmar
yesterday. He is recuperating from a
three weeks tussle with typhoid
fever ~ go ii
pr w: D. Kellogg has again open
ed dental rooms in his former location
in the Hitler bull ling, having returned
to DEBORAH last week. Ea
There will be imtiatory work in
DEBORAH Lodge, No. A43, B. P. o. E..
tomorrow Thursday evening. A full
attendance is desired. f y
Sam. Rosa held an auction sale at
his farm in Frankville township yes
terday, and disposed Of his stock, etc.
He will move to DEBORAH tolive.
John Wilson, who was night watch
for so many years, has become affected
in his mind, and has been taken to a
private sanitarium for treatment. .
Work on the city hall is progress
ing rapidly. The brick work is CON-
pleted, and the building will have a
modern appearance when finished.
*. N. Douglass is taking deserved
rest from duties in the employ of A. A.
Chandler & Son, and went to La
Crosse, Wis, yesterday, for brief visit
Mr.. G.. G. Kirk, of Lawlcr, has
been engaged in soliciting advertise
ments since Saturday for buyers
Guide" to be published In this paper
during 1900.
There is no more popular play or
the stage today than Sowing the
Wind" which will held the boards 81
the Grand opera house, December 18th
Seats on sale at Neufert's. Secur'
them early-the opera house will b'
filed.
*. Thompson went to Minneapolis
Monday, to attend a meeting of tn,
directors of the United Lutheran
church, which meeting was called t
decide upon the location for new
Lutheran Seminary, which tina
church Is to build.
An exchange tells of a schoo
marin who had dread of all kinds O
contagious diseases. She sent chile
home because her mother was sick
The next day the child presented
herself at the school with her finger II
her mouth and little hood swinging
by the strings, saying: We've got
\ little baby at our house, but mamm'
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