Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

All FOOLS Day next Saturday.
Try our sailed peanuts at the Suga
Bowl. 6tf
w. J. Norton, of Cresco, was in tn
city last press day.
Miss Edith Olson spent Sunday a
her home i'm Calmar.
"A. P. Cornell was up from Bloom
field township Thursday.
-Supt. E. A. Parks has been re
elected for the ensuing year.
n. s. Wolfenberger was down from
Burr OAK Thursday and Friday.
Ross Brown came up from Postvills
Saturday, and spent Sunday at home
&C. d. Matteson, of st. Paul, was in
the city last Wednesday, visiting his
mother.
Perfect photographs of all kinds
from one cent up to $40, at Reynolds
gallery.
Mrs. j. V. Allen has gone to Cedar
Rapids. for visit among friends and
relatives.
We guarantee to save you Is to sc
per cent. on millinery. Schuck Dry
Goods Co.
C. Beebe and Fred Lindsay, OF
Waucoma, were In the city few days
last week.
M. S. Howard was over from
Waukon over Sunday, the guest of w.
III. Burtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Kelley,
of Waukon, were visiting relatives here
last week.
Mrs. M. e. Bones has been visiting
at the home of Jesse Gregg, in st. Paul,
for week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Baker were
visiting friends at Castalia the latter
part of last week.
Prof. n. l.. Coffeen is up from Post
vile this week enjoyinga weeks va
cation from school duties.
-Mds, w. p. Sanford and ID. B.
Dennis arrived home Thursday morn
ing from their extended visit in New
York.
Atty G. ]. LOmmen, of Minneapolis,
was DEBORAH visitor Saturday, having
been at West Union as a witness on the
Easton case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Konrath have
purchased the Henry Adams place
southwest of DEBORAH, and will move
there on Friday.
Our buying facilities enable us to
quote prices on millinery much lower
than you can get the same goods else
where. Schuck Dry Goods Co.
"A teacher at Garden City Kans.
said to her class the other day: "If your
father gave your mother 81 today and
So tomorrow, what would she have?"
and the small boy over in the corner
replied: "She would have fit"
The following incident happened
recently to one our schoolma'ams. She
had class of small children before her
and had written the word husband"
on the blackboard, but none of the class
being able to pronounce the word, and
thinking to assist them she said: "If
: should get married what would /
have?" The answer came promptly,
but it was not what she expected, and
che blushed like brilliant sunset
AS announced last week, directors OF
the Northwestern Iowa Picnic Assiocia-
ton M. w. A. met in the Woodlands
hall last Wednesday afternoon. The
date of June 9th was definitely settled
and arrangements made for attractions,
but nothing definite can as yet be an
nounced. A number Of the business
men met with the directors, and gave
them assurance that the business men
of DEBORAH would assist them in every
way possible.
The following is a school boys idea
of an editor: "The editor Is one of the
happiest mortals on earth. He can 60
to the circus afternoon and night with
out paying cent, and to the inquests
and hangings. He gets free tickets to
picnics and strawberry festivals, gets
wedding cake sent to him, and some
times gets licked, not often, for he can
take thing back In the next issue. 1
never knew but one editor to get lick
ed. His paper busted that day and
he couldn't take things back. While
other folks go 10 bed early, the editor
can sit up late and see all that Ia going
on. When am man mean to be
an editor so / can stay out late at
night Railroads get up excursions
for him. In politics he doesn't care
much who he goes for II they are on
his side. II they amt he goes for
them any way. If I were asked, IL !
would rather have an education or be
circus I would say, let me be an
editor.