Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-06-28

Mimi, is visiting his parents.
"A. J. Cratsenberg, of Burr Oak
was calling on friends here Monday.
Martin Christopher made bust.
ness trip to Fort Atkinson yesterday.
The fixtures for the new pOstoffice
are arriving, and being placed in posi-
ton.
Geo. Bears and wife, of Lincoln
township, were transacting business
in DEBORAH Monday.
-Cresco proposes to erect band
stand on the public square for the use
of the band in giving open air concerts.
Mr.. o. f. Hall, of Kewanee, Ill,
was in the city Monday. representing
the Modern Remedy Company, of that
city.
Miss Nellie Heinberg returned
home on Saturday from her school
near Ridgeway, for the summer vaca-
ton.
AT DEBORAH Institute the lower
looms which are being repaired and
reprinted, are cool i'm the hottest
weather.
Send us the name of friend and
fifty cents, and we will mail him a
copy of Picturesque DEBORAH" as soon
as issued.
Rev. A. g. Wilson arrived from
GAINESVILLE, Wis, yesterday noon. His
many friends in DEBORAH greeted him
cordially.
Misses Hattie and Lizzie Haas de-
parted for Milwaukee and Chicago
Monday night, where they will visit
for a while.
H. Greer departed Sunday morn
ing for his home at Omaha, Neb., after
few days visit at the parental home
of John Greer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Thomas, G. f.
Owens and Miss Laura Thomas, of
West Union, were calling on DEBORAH
friends Monday.
M. p. Moran went to Cresco yes
terday morning, where he viii! be oc-
cupied for few days on Standard
telephone matters.
VIM. Renken, of La Crosse, super
intendent of the Adams Express Co.,
was visiting relatives and friends in
DEBORAH Saturday.
Misses Sarah and Mamie Larsen
came home Saturday, the former from
Chicago and the latter from Boston,
where she has been studying music.
Last Sunday evening Master Clar-
ence Farr had the misfortune to step
on piece of broken glass, severing an
artery and causing painful flesh
wound.
e. G. Hegner and wife went to
Milwaukee Saturday night. Mr. Heg-
ner is looking up the latest things in
while Mrs. H. is visiting
friends.
Sheriff Christen departed for Glen
wood, Iowa, Monday, with John
jacobson, of6lenwood township, whom
he will place in the School for the
Feeble Minded.
Just rs we go to press the am
aouncement Of Prof. 5. r. Thornton,
Of the Hesper schools, as a candidate
for County Superintendent Of schools,
reaches our table.
AT the United Lutheran church
annual meeting, held at ST. Paul last
week, Mr. X. THOMPSON. OF this city.
was honored 10y being reelected trustee,
to serve for two years.
Several Indians have been camp
ing near town fora few days past, ana
the children make sport for some of
our people in shooting at pennies with
their bows and arrows.
Few street improvements in De.
corah have been more noticeable or
added more TO the appearance Of the
street than the new eleven-foot cement
sidewalks that are being laid.
We greatly desire a responsible
correspondent in every section of the
county, and will be pleased to quote
our telms TO anyone who will repre-
sent us as reporter in the vicinities not
already covered.
The editors are indebted to w q.
Symonds, of the West DEBORAH Green
houses, for some of the finest straw
berries we have ever eaten. The
berries Were large and juicy, and OF
fine flavor, and were greatly relished.
The serial attraction of the Liriag
Age, for the summer months will be a
story of "Neera,n one of the best-known
of contemporary writers 1t is called
1.-THE Old House" and the opening
chapter, in the number for July /, is
full of color and romantic charm.
1t is not unlikely that when the
high water recedes aud the river be-
comes clear tishiuU will ia haitian