Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

ing relatives here.
Paul Thomas took in the dance al
Calmar Monday night.
"A. 0. Elvidge, of Elkader, was in
the city last Wednesday.
j. B. Barber came down from Ores
co yesterday, on business.
IT. w. Hazleton was over from Cal
mar yesterday, on business.
j. l.. Cameron was down from
Hesper yesterday, on business.
Il. J. Halse was business visitor
from Button township Monday.
Mrs. w. r.. Toye went to North
wood Monday, to join her husband.
w. B. Coup and wife are up from
fredericksburg, visiting her parents.
Andrew Steffes, ofSt. Lucas, made
us pleasant business call yesterday.
Several lots of odds and ends at
your own price. Smith & Dixson.-50 8
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Headington, of Or
leans township, visited relatives here
last week.
IS. v. Potter and son-in-law, DR.. G.
III. Bedding spent Sunday at Battle
Greek, Mich.
John Tucker and wife went to
Minneapolis Saturday, after two
weeks visit here.
Paul Brorby came over from New
Hampton Saturday, for a few days
visit with relatives.
Misses Name and Annah Stiles and
Lou Fleming attended dance at Cal
mar Monday evening.
Marrow widths and small sizes at
half price. All shoes warranted
Smith & Dixson.-50-3
-Mds. J. H. Baker and H. J. Green
are attending the funeral of Percy G..
Kaye, at Calmar this morning.
Mrs. Ingred Steine departed for
Waggoner, L. t., Monday. She is
stopping off at Chicago, en- route.
The schoolhouse at Ridgeway
burned to the ground Thursday after
noon, as is reported by our correspond
ent.
Mrs. f. w. d. Holway went to
Clear Lake last Wednesday, for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Paine
ter.
Mrs. +. A. Gowran was out from
Portage, Wis, last week, visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Curtis.
DO not pay any money to J. G.
Cooper, for the Standard Food Co., a.
ne has left my employ. A. M. PERRY,
Agent.
Mrs. H. A. Dixson went to CrescO
last Wednesday for short visit. Her
brother-in-law, Glen Dixson accom-
panied her.
"A. H. Groves went to Dubuque
Monday, to- attend a meeting of the
New York Life Insurance Co.'S. agents
in this section.
Prof. John Thaler, of Calmar, well
known in DEBORAH, was married last
week Tuesday to Miss Anna Soubrada.
Congratulations.
Rev. DR.. H. III. Green is expected
from Dubuque tomorrow, for few
days visit with the junior editor and
fr;aoIo in Docoroh
Every boy and every boys parents
ought to know that we are selling out
cur listers, overcoats and REFERS as
well as our heavy suits at clearing sale
prices. Bears.
Did you know that F. J. Rosenthal
has had the agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine for many years; 1t
gives excellent satisfaction. Make your
self present of one.
"A good many Of our readers are
clipping the half tone cuts we are print
ing each week, and putting them in a
scrap book. 1t is q very cheap and sat
isfaetary way to obtain an album OF
DEBORAH scenery and buildings.
District court has been busy dur
ing the past week with clearing the
docket. Lack of space prevents us
from outlining the cases taken up this
week, but q general outline Of all bust.
ness done at this session will be given
after its adjournment.
"A man may be able to hive stars
in nall keg, put the sky to soak in 9
rain barrel, hang old ocean on raj
fence to dry, unbuckle the belly-bant
of eternity and let the sun, moon ant
stars out, but he can't escape hell un
less he pays up for his paper.-Er.
The many DEBORAH friends of Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Kaye and family, o
Calmar, sympathize with them In thu
loss of their oldest son, Percy g., earl!
Monday morning. He had not epjoyet
good health for several years, and
few days ago became suddenly iii will
some arrangement Of the blood vessel
of the head. The funeral services ar