Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-04
Mrs. Cutler will spend the winte
with sister in Illinois.


Mrs. Philip Hustled is visiting
Howard county relatives.
Recorder G. Fl. Lawrence Sun
dayed at his home in Navan.
Nine room house with barn fol
rent; inquire of T. Finn. 1871
Il. II. Morrison went to Dubuque
yesterday, to take in the carnival.
j. I. Tavenir went to Chicago
Monday, on business and pleasure
trip
Charles Brunette, of Burr Oak
township, was in the city Saturday, or
business.
e. A. Elsner has gone to Maquo.
keta for his family. and will move to
DEBORAH.
C. V. Oliver drove over from
Fort Atkinson Sunday, for brief
home visit.
For oil, crayon, water color OF
china painting, call on Sisters OF
Mercy. 1871
Mrs Rev. HI. Ness. of Niobrara,
Neb., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
w. M. Strand.
Il. H. Fiemming. of Plymouth
Rock, visited friends here Monday
and yesterday.
"A thoroughly up-to-date attract
ion, "Just Before Dawn" at the Grand
next Wednesday.
Charles Trzcinski was at New
Hampton last Wednesday, attending
a Shriner's meeting
We acknowledge a pleasant
business call yesterday from j. J..
Akre, the popular Locust blacksmith.
For rent-Three fine Office rooms
in first class condition, over Marsh
Music House. -B. o. Marsh. 1873
-Chas. S. Mckay departed yester-
day morning on his wheel on a trip to
Pennsylvania and other eastern
states.
--Lost--a spotted heifer calf, weight
about 400 pounds, between DEBORAH
and Mabel. Finder notify Young &
Payne.
Rev. VIM. Cummings, of Burr
Oak, took the train here yesterday for
Waterloo, to attend the M. e. con-
ference.
An exchange tells of merchant
who will not allow a calender in his
store for fear one of the clerks might
take day off.
Henry Elvidge went to Des
Moines Monday, to assume the
duties of his position in the office of
the Secretary of State.
Two beautiful new signs, lettered
by f. J. Lang, adorn the front of
liver Larsen's new store building.
They are very attractive.
Miss Cassandra Updegraff left for
|. IT,, last "Wednesday,
where she will teach again this year
in Mrs. Lincoln's school.
AT the DEBORAH township con-
veuiion at the court house Friday
afternoon John Bragestad was renomi-
mated for Township Trustee.
w. F. Baker and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Florence Baker, went
to Monona Saturday on their wheels,
to visit relatives over Sunday.
How is this? G. H. Peterson, of
Springfield township, cut and bound
this season with new Deering corn
binder los acres of corn, and expect to
cut 70 acres more. 3d.
"A fire in the post office at Calmar
evening, starting in waste
basket under the money order depart
ment, did about S75 damage before it
was extinguished.
Mrs. r. A. Wilson departed for Mt.
Vernon, Ia, Monday, where the
family will reside in the future. She
drove the entire distance, Mrs. L.
Blodgett accompanying her as far as
Fayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cratsenberg
came down from Burr Oak last We'd
nesday, the latter to visit her daughter
Mrs. l.. b. Whitney. and Mr.. c. to go
70 Independence. He has arrived
safely home.
Our Burr Oak correspondent
reports that John Wingate & Son
,deceased) have purchased the farm of
Henry Wingate at SAT per acre, and
hat Fred Meader has purchased the
Jesse Reed farm of 50 acres for $4,000.
Rev. l.. l.. Lockard closed his con-
ference year here and departed for
the annual conference at Waterloo
yesterday. During three years spent
In Dscorah Rev. Lockard and wife
have made many friends who will
regret their departure to new fields of
labor, should they be appointed to