Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-05-31

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days visit in Minneapolis.
| Upwards of twenty-five bands will
toot on Woodmen's Day.
| Mrs. M. HI. Montgomery arrived
from her Illinois trip yesterday morn
ing.
+ Prof. f. f. Steffens went to Wiz
nebago City, Mimi, Monday, on busi-
ness.
Henry Prastmark and Walter Riley
went to Fort Atkinson yesterday on
| business.
Don't forget the Bowery, on Main
street, east of the st. Cloud, on Wood
mems Day.
Mrs. HOeg, mother of DIR. G. Hoeg,
departed for Norway, Monday, after
several months visit with the doctor.
N. r. Croft put up one of those
fine Hartman steel fences for Capt E.
/. Weiser last week.
Mrs. w. HI. Collins returned to
Chicago Monday night, after several
days visit with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Coutant ar
rived home from their trip to the
Pacific coast, Friday.
J. w. Daubney came down from
Lakefield, Mimi, Friday night, for
brief visit with his family.
Let every citizen of DEBORAH pre-
pare to assist in some way to welcome
and entertain the crowd that will come
next Tuesday.
Peter Johnson departed Tuesday
night for Milwaukee, with his daugter,
Nora, who goes for treatment for an
extended illness.
AS Prof Breckenridge has often
said, the thick stone walls of DEBORAH
Institute give it, in the heat of sum-
mer, the coolest rooms in town.
Frank Townsend. of Plainfield,
Iowa, visited with his brother-in-law,
III. F. BLOOMFIELD, last week. He is
thinking some of moving to DEBORAH.
The DEBORAH Institute marched in
a body to the cemetery yesterday, and
decorated the grave of their former be-
loved professor, Prof. ]. Breckenridge.
Master Albert Jagerson caught a
German carp below the Ice Cave
mills yesterday morning weighing 109
pounds. A pretty big catch for so
young boy.
We are going to give our office
force holiday next Tuesday, so that
they may enjoy the Woodmen Picnic,
and for this reason the next issue may
be few hours late.
In new of the fact that there were
several merchants who refused to close
at o'clock, the business men at a
meeting held to decide the matter
did not agree to early closing.
We are in receipt of an illustrated
pamphlet from Ortonville. Mimi,
descriptive of that place and Big Stone
Lake. On the wrapper we recognize
the handwriting of f. j. Weiser.
Faust" is play that is excellent
in tone and sentiment; pleases when
ever properly presented. AT the Grand
Tuesday, June 9Th. Prices 25, IS and
80 cents. Secure your seats at Neu-
fert's.
The Ossidn Bee has been sold to A.
G. Heck, formerly mayor of Ossian,
and Geo. f. Wimber, who has been
employed on the paper for few
months past. We wish the new firm
much success.
Work was begun Monday on the
f. c. Shaw building, which will be
occupied by Kjome & Ness. A corner
plate glass window will be put in
and an addition built onto the rear
besides other improvements.
DIR. Guy Rollins arrived home
from Chicago on Saturday, where he
has been for few months past. He is
just recovering from severe injuries
sustained by the fall, and is improving
now. The doctor thinks of locating in
DEBORAH for the practice of dentistry.
j. j. Marsh was distributing some
posters Monday, advertising the Deer
ing machines, which are indeed at
tractive. AT the top is large colored
cut representing messenger boys carry
ing kilograms which come from al
parts of the South, invariably praisine
the Deering machines.
DIR. p. M. Jewell has decided t.
move from Ossian to DEBORAH, for the
practice of his profession, and has
rented the Geo. Pennington residence
on River street DIR. Jewell has prac
ticed in Ossian for nearly twenty years
and has many friends will regret his
leaving that place.