Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-09-20

Landers.
We are indebted to b. B. Nelson
for watermelons of fine quality ant
flavor.
Try Blount's mill for flour, gra
ham, corn meal and feed.
Telephone IS. 3l-2
John Brunt came down from
Algona to spend Sunday with hi
brother, l. w.
Peter and Olaf Quanrud, of Guam
dahl, are visiting relatives in the city
for few days.
For repairing violins, guitars
mandolins, ETC., go to P. G. Peterson
the music dealer.
Peter Johnson is busy with {
force of men, laying the water main,
to Curtin's addition.
Charles Fields was out from
Chicago the fore part of last week
visiting his mother
Prof Atkinson, the new principal
of the Ridgeway schools, was in the
city Friday and Saturday.
H. B. Hustvedt went to Cottage
Grove, Wis.,, yesterday to be present al
the funeral of his mother.
Rev. VIM. Koenig and family, Of
Rockwell City, have been visiting
Jacob Seegmiller for few days.
Miss Florence Cobel, of Chicago
has a position in Miss Keegan's MILL.
merry store during the busy season.
James o. Groves will leave fol
Chicago tomorrow or Friday, to enter
the Illinois College of Pharmacy.
Watch for our millinery opening
next week. Look for dates in next
weeks paper. Schuck Dry Goods Co.
DIR. John Barthell and wife, OF
Winthrop, s. D., have been visiting
DEBORAH relatives and friends for few
days.
There will be some novel features
in the Market Day" besides the
premiums offered and articles on
sale.
j. c. Hegg and wife, and his
cousin, Mrs. Toynton, and daughter,
drove down from Cresco Sunday, re-
turning yesterday.
AT the recent session of the North
ern Iowa Dental Society at Clear
Lake, Geo.. H. Bedding was elected
president for the ensuing year.
Fred Haislet came down or his
wheel from Minneapolis Saturday, for
few days. visit with friends and
relatives here and at Ridgeway.
Rev. l.. Hubbell and wife, OF
Edgewood, Iowa, passed through the
city Monday on their way home
from the camp meeting at Rurr Oak.
Misses 10 and Addie Marsh re-
turned last week from their visit at
the home of E. J. Weiser at Ortonville,
MINI. Mrs. Marsh will remain un.
till Oct. LIST.
The DEBORAH Institute Winter
Term, which opens Nov. 9Th and lasts
five months, is an unusual chance fol
those who wish to do heavy work in
the higher branches. No one should
stay away If he is willing to work
Shorthand, Typewriting and Book
keeping taught the year around.
Geo. Graham had narrow escape
from death Sunday. He was driving
into DEBORAH on the Bigelow road, and
when alongside the big hill, rock
which had either been thrown or was
rolling down the hill, just grazed the
back of his neck. He says that 8
difference in its path of few inches
might have killed him.
AT the Button Catholic church
yesterday morning occurred the mar
riage of Patrick Courtney and Miss
Mary Ann Henry, both of Blufftor
township, Rev. FIR. Have officiating
The contracting parties are among tn,
highest esteemed young people of Bluff
ton township, and many friends joir
us in congratulations.
Our increasing business leads us t.
believe that our $50 closing meets
with approval. We wish to extenG
our sincere thanks to each and all wht
contribute to this result, whether
manifested In kind words, or the more
substantial proof of constant patronage
We are especially grateful in the fac
that many more ladies make most o
their purchases in the forenoon now
than formerly. Though we employ {
large number of competent clerks, VIZ
often find 1t very difficult to wait or
everybody promptly in the the after
noon. Yours truly, X. l. Haugen.