Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-12

ing in the city over Sunday.
Fred Meader was down from Hes
per Monday, on business trip.
M. A. Kubish was over from Fort
Atkinson Monday, on business.
Ed. Rudolph and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Calmar.
Ham Beard and John Telford re-
turned Monday from their trip to Tex
as.
Martin Christopher made business
trip to Chester, Howard county, Mon
day.
IN. Gotchell, of Mason City, visited
over Sunday at the home of l.. L..
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Severance, and
Mrs. Fred Reum arrived from Milwau-
kee Monday.
There have been some fine catches
of bass and pickerel in the river dur
ing the past week.
Lewis Emmons and wife, of
Howard county, were DEBORAH bust
ness visitors Monday.
j. w. ,Findley, baggageman on the
b., G. r. d N, was up from Marion
Monday, between trains.
Miss May Baker, of Fayette, has
been the guest of Miss Theo. Nc
Claskey for several days.
Miss Cora Hicks arrived from
Howard, S. d., Sunday, where she has
been visiting her parents.
e. P. Barry, of Chicago, is visit
ing at the Landers home. His wife
has been here for some time.
The printers base ball nine will
show the BARRIERS how the thing is
done at Freeport next Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Boehm arrived from
La Crosse last evening, for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. E.
Reed.
The ball game at Waukon yester-
day between DEBORAH and Waukon re-
suited in victory for Waukon; score,
Is to3.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Teskey and
Miss Mile Culbert, of Cresco, took the
train Saturday for McGregor, to spend
Sunday. at McGregor Heights.
Mrs. w. F. Baker returned home
from Mason City Thursday, where she
had been during the sickness and
burial of her mother, Mrs. Brown.
Henry Baker has accepted posi-
ton with the Youmans Lumber Co.,
of Winona. Henry is competent and
trustworthy, and will prove faithful
employee.
&C. f. Newcomer, of Hesper. who
has been attending school here, de-
parted for Galveston, Ind, Monday
night, to accept a position in bank.
*. Wick is displaying an OK yoke
in front CT his restaurant which was
made by Erick Clementson, late of
Springfield township, in 1915. 1t is an
interesting relic.
Misses Susie and Josie Marsh left
for Ortonville, Mimi, Friday, to join
the family in visit with e. j. Weiser
and wife, and an outing at the lakes.
J. j. is thus left lone bachelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Briggs and E.
G. Rollins, of Burr Oak township, took
the train here Monday for Corrinne,
Utah, the latter hoping for an i'm
provement in health by change of
climate.
Prof. Breckenridge has thousands
of friends throughout the Northwest
whom he helped to become respected,
successful citizens that will be pleased
to know that his school, DEBORAH In
stitute, is following out his lines Of
work.
While M. P. Moran was driving
about four miles south of this city
Monday morning, his horse was
knocked down by an electric shock.
Mr.. Moran was not affected by the
electricity, nor was the horse seriously
injured.
Mr.. Dalaker has organized a
teachers class in algebra at DEBORAH
Institute summer school, which is
especially designed to help those teach
ers that have to teach this branch in
their schools during the coming fall
and winter.
IS. L.. Collins takes j. d. McCor-
mick's place as conductor on the De-
corah branch. He comes from Austin,
where he has had charge of the COM
pany yards, and Mr.. Mccormick takes
a run on the main line, with his
home at Austin.
"A newspaper Is like bill of fare,
says an exchange. No person likes all
1t contains. The proper way is to
select what you like and leave what
you dislike for those who have diff.
erent taste DON'T find faulf with rho