Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-03-29

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See those new penny photos a
Reynolds gallery.
| %. g. Trytten, of Ridgeway, .ha
moved to DEBORAH.
| "A perfect photo Of yourself for on,
cent. b. j. Reynolds.
Girl wanted-for general house
work, enquire at this office.
Disk harrows; you will find thu
largest stoch at J. j. Marsh's.
The latest novelty. perfect photo
for one cent at Reynolds gallery.
F. J. Hnlverson, of Kendallville
war caller at this sanctum yesterday
F. G. Jones, of jackson township
was visiting friends in DEBORAH last
evening.
Mrs. Jennie Womeldorf- Davis, Of
Neleigh, Neb., is a guest at the Wohl
ford home.
H H. Coleman has been at New.
port News, Va, for few days, on q
business trip.
e. Kosenthal has just received a
car load of Minnesota flour. He is sci.
ling it for SOC per sack.
Ice cream bricks in quarts, hall
gallons and gallons, delivered on short
notice. Sugar Bowl. Phone 46. 6ti
Brown covert cloth box mackin-
toshes. We are selling a splendid
quality at 81 9S; usual price$7 Bears.
Please remember that we handle
baled hay, both upland, timothy and
clover, also baled straw. Geo. E. Sim
clair. If.
Prof Karl d. Fisk will give lee
ture on the Eye and its Refraction"
to the Winneshiek county teachers at
their Institute. SO
Paul Warner, of Sioux City, for
mer resident of Hesper township, is
spending couple of weeks visiting
among friends hereabouts.
1t will soon be time for home
cleaning. and you will need step lad
der. You can get one free by buying a
can Of the famous Globe baking powder
at Geo. Sinclair, West DEBORAH. If.
Some of our citizens seem to forget
the law concerning cleaning sidewalks.
In some parts of the city the entire
winters fall of snow has been left on
the sidewalks, and they have been
dangerous to passers.
On account of the death of Rev.
Wilson's sister in Cleveland, Ohio,
whose funeral he will attend, there
will he no reception at Unity church
Thursday evening. The family will
depart for GAINESVILLE next Monday.
w. b. Updegraff sustained stroke
of paralysis last Friday, and since he
has been very low. The children have
been sent for, and Milton arrived from
Columbus, Mo-, Monday evening. We
hope Mr. Updegraff may be restored to
health again.
*. L. Haugen's large window dis
plays were inclosed last week by a
glass background. This will enable
him to display goods which must be
kept from dust and the flies in sum-
mer, and will afford an opportunity to
keep them from freezing over: in the
winter.
Frank Dunbar of DEBORAH, passed
through here yesterday morning on
his way to Caledonia, where, he, in
company with Chas. Metcalf, a former
employe of this Office, has purchased
the Qualey livery stable, formerly
operated by Ed. Calender. The boys
are both hustlers and we trust they
will meet with the success they de-
scrve.--Spring Grove Herald.
An exchange reports that they've
found one editoriin heaven. How he got
there is not positively known, but 1t is
conjectured that he piously passed him
self off for a christian and stepped In
unsupported. When the dodge" was
discovered they searched the beautiful
realms of felicity In all their length and
breadth for a lawyer to draw up the
paper for his ejectment, but they could
not find one, and of course he held the
fort. Lucky editor! How did he make
his calling an election sure"
AT the residence of the brides
parents near Hesper, last Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock, occurred the
marriage of Miss Maggie b. Plunkett,
daughter of VIM. and Ada Plunkett,
to John P. Street, Rev. p. Slack Of
floating. A large company of friends
and relatives were present, who left
many valuable presents for the newly
married couple. After;the ceremony q
sumptuous wedding supper was served.
This young couple is representative Of