Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-05-03
Little bits'of adlets
Scattered here and there
In your own home paper,
Will make your business fair.
Great big bits of adlets,
Taking lots of room
In your own home paper
Will make your business boom.

"A. Bernatz departed for st. Cloud,
Mimi, Monday, on business.
Atty. A. F. Anundsen made a
business trip to Cresco Friday.
Atty. E. r. Acers made q profess
sional visit to Calmar Saturday.
Hans Foss, of Fl. Atkinson, was a
DEBORAH visitor one day last week.
Mrs. VIM. LANCE, of Button, was
visiting friends in DEBORAH Friday.
IN. H. Adams went to Fl. Dodge.
Iowa, Saturday, on business trip.
Mrs. B. F. Belts went to Superior,
Wis, last Thursday, to visit her son.
We still continue our wrapper
sale; few more left. F. J. ROsenthal.
j. J. Marsh tells why Clark buggies
and Surveys excel all others, on the Sth
page.
Mrs. Joseph Meyer was over from
Calmar Thursday, doing some shop
ping.
Ole Ellingson, of Plymouth Rock,
was business visitor in DEBORAH Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Clark have
moved to DEBORAH from Orleans
township.
Walter Graham arrived from Du-
buque Thursday, for weeks visit
with his family here.
j. J. Marsh is having good trade
on corn planters Has already COM
menced delivering them.
Ben Bear consumes ene-fourth of
page s to describe his $3.50 and $3.50
sales of serge and cashmere suits.
Herbert Haskell has joined one of
the Standard Telephone Co.'s gangs
at Monona, for work during the sum-
mer.
p. o. Nasse and wife left Monday
for Burton, Mont, where Mr.. n. will
have charge of creamery in the
future.
Charles Schrubbe has sold his
grocery store on Winnebago street to
Linnevold & Ode, and possession was
given Monday.
Misses Emma and Pauline Bror-
by, of Clermont, visited at the home
of Ed. Larson last week, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Duncan has arrived
from New York City, for an extended
visit at the Portman home, while Mr..
d. goes to Europe.
1t is current rumor that Mrs. d.
Noble, who recently went to Califor-
MIA, has been married to gentleman
living in Pasadena.
Miss Hannah Hegg departed
Monday for South Carolina, with the
hope that the change of climate would
improve her health.
Henry Lamm, of Canton, MIMI,
passed through here last Thursday, on
his way to Davenport, N. D., for a
visit with relatives.
Half of the second page this week
is used by w. l.. Easton, the reliable
clothier, to tell you of his large spring
and summer stock of clothing.
-25 dozen walking hats and sailors
just received, which we will sell at
so per cent. cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere in DEBORAH!
Schuck Dry Goods Co.
Lewis HI. Heinberg, until recently
in the employ of the Western Union
telegraph office, began work at the
Milwaukee passenger depot Monday.
Phil Rourke, who has been EN-
ployed as clerk at the Lindon, has &C
cepted like position with the Stiles
hotel at Decorah.-NeU Hampton
Courier.
The Schuck Dry Goods Co., in
their adv. on the 5th page, announce 8
special sale of percales at sc per yard
between the hours of one and five next
Friday afternoon.
Nearly all of the clover fields o.
northeastern Iowa were 'winter-kill
ed" by the severe cold weather of tn.
past winter, the damage being greater
, than for many years.
Mrs. VIM. Lowering and children
departed for Detroit, Mich, last Wed
nesday evening, where their future
home will be. Mr.. Lowering has beer
, in Detroit for some time past.
You may not get an opportunity
) to see some of those elegan. new typ,
/ faces we have just received, unless yol
> order some job work done at this of
. flee. Our job work business is growing
: very rapidly, and we are now in a posi-
, ton to take proper care of it.
8 Luther College base ball team
: started out last week, expecting t
play ball at Mt. Vernon and low,
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