Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-11-01

| County fair meeting Saturday.
Look at G. A. Neufert's sale
notice.
Miss Anna Breckenridge is visiting
in Minneapolis.
Miss Theo. McClaskey is visiting
friends in Waukon.
Will Hogle is assisting in Brunt
& Parman's drug store.
w. F. Smith was up from Cast.
ALA yesterday, OH business.
Mrs. VIM. Clement was over from
Calmar Saturday, shopping.
Henry Baker came over from
Waukon and spent Sunday in Decor
ah.
H. 0. Rue, of Military township,
transacted business here last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. T.. Shipley went to Calmar
last Thursday, to visit relatives for a
few days.
Misses Nellie and Clara Baker
returned from their Kansas visit last
Thursday.
Scott Barefoot came home from
Minneapolis Friday, for visit with
his parents.
Geo. w. Estey was up from
Frankville township Friday, transact
ing business.
Don't fail to look at our full line
of wool and corduroy shirt waists
Schuck Dry Goods Go.
If you are an employer, give those
working for youtw hours time to go
and vote next Tuesday.
If you want GOOD job work, at
living prices, come to this office. Our
patrons always pleased.
Miss Alma Johnson arrived from
Black Earth, Wis, Saturday, where
she has been for some time past.
Mrs. Mary Eberhart, of Elkader,
visited at the parental home of NJ. G.
Steyer the fore part of last week.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
city hall building, and bears every
evidence of an early completion.
Frank Young enjoyed visit on
Saturday from his father, Aaron
Young, who lives near the Fort.
A shooting gallery has been open.
ed in the Jensen building on Water
street, by Brier Bros, of Waukon.
F. J. Riley has position as book
keeper for a firm at Phillips, Wis,
and left Monday to assume its duties.
Among the list of pensions recent
ly granted appears the name of Ran
dy e. Haugen imother) Calmar, Iowa,
$l2.
Presiding Elder Robertson con-
Quoted quarterly meeting services on
the Burr Oak charge Saturday and
Sunday.
&C. M. & st. P. Up. m. train Friday
nights connects with tourist sleeper
for Boston at Chicago. Birth in this
sleeper $500. s. v. Potter, Agt 37-2
&C. A. Mollart has been enjoying a
visit from his mother, Mrs. Geo.
of Dubuque, and sister-in-
law, Mrs. Ed. Mollart, of Aspon,
Col.
Editor HI. w. Haislet drove down
from Ridgeway Friday, and returned
with wife and babe, who have been
staying with her mother, Mrs. A. J.
HoucK.
Prof. e. j. Hook assumed the
duties of County Superintendent on
and has had his hands full
ever since with large force of teachers
present for examination, besides the
routine work of the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Baker return
ed Saturday from delightful pleasure
trip on their wheels. They We're alb.
sent two weeks, and visited number
Of towns in the central part of the
state. They both thoroughly enjoyed
the trip.
-LaMotte & Sowersby say ever
hing in connection with their farce
Browns in Town., which comes to
he Grand Nov. 18th, is new. Mark
Swan, the author of the play, the
the scene and the atmo-
'phere.
The Mabel Tribune of last week
contains splendid write-up of that
own and its business firms, which is
aptly illustrated by half tone cuts.
Bro. Wheaton and the town of
Mabel are to be congratulated upon
his twentieth anniversary jubilee
lumber.
The railroad officials on the De-
,orah branch tell us that their new
coaches are being badly scratched up
by the boys Of this city. Some of
hese youngsters will get into trouble
t this practice is not stopped. Some
grown people also scratch matches