Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-07-19

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Death took him. brave young soldier,
| Whom love and glory led
Richard Greenslade, of Blufftor
township, was in the city Saturday.
| Rev. j. Linnevold, left for Zum.
brota, Saturday, after visiting with
his parents on Washington Prairie.
Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson and children,
of Fort Madison, Iowa, are visiting at
the home of her sister. Mrs. DIR. B.
Harmon.
w. r. Wylie, representing Leslie
q McAfee, wholesale paper dealers of
Minneapolis, was calling on the trade
here yesterday.
John Vicks has purchased the
Thorvald Erickson farm in Burr Oak,
consisting of 12l acres. The land was
sold at $40 per acre.
Frank Maltby, of Burr Oak town
ship, spent Sunday in the city with
his family, who were visiting at the
home of r. H. Miller.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Lie, of
Westby, Wis, who have been visiting
in DEBORAH for several days, departed
for their home Saturday.
Attorney E. r. Acers went to
Monona Saturday, and returned Mon
day with his family, who have been
visiting relatives at that place.
ID. E. Reed went up to Prosper
Monday, to meet j. M. Boehm, of La
Crosse, who came down and joined his
wife in visit at the Reed home.
liver Larsen is in Chicago buying
bargains in dry goods. We under
stand Mr.. Larsen contemplates putting
in line Of groceries in the near future.
DIR. F. w. Daubney returned Fri
day evening, from his outing at Spirit
Lake. Mrs. Daubney and Morrie
went on to Chamberlain, s. D., for q
brief visit.
The ladies of DEBORAH and all
friends of education are invited to visit
Miss Alice G. Wilson's work on Peda-
gogy and methods from AS to 445
p. IN. at DEBORAH Institute.
Trying to do business without adj
vertising is like trying to ride bicycle
against a strong wind, you may keep
it going for while, but if you keep it
up it will kill you in the end.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. L. Lockard re-
turned yesterday from their outing at
McGregor Heights. Rev. Lockard
will occupy his pulpit in the M. E.
church as usual next Sunday.
Edwin Flagg has completed the
new curtain for the opera house and
gone to DEBORAH where he will paint
\ curtain for the Grand opera house.
North IosOa Times, McGregor
Mrs. Lucy Green-Johnson, oil
Evanston, Wyoming, concluded her
visit at the home of the junior editor
and went to Usage, for a
visit with her brother, S. e. Green,
md family.
20. V. Vineyard is visiting his
niece at st. Paul. From there he goes
% Red Wing, where he will visit his
Mrs. Prof. Allen. Mr.. w.
will perhaps be gone greater part of
he summer.
The building at present occupied
~ Linnevold Il Ode is rented by o. HI.
who will conduct a jewelry
tore at that place. Linnevole & Ode
will occupy the Ward building, oppo-
lite the Stiles hotel.
We have been delayed few days
onger than we expected with the
printing of Picturesque DEBORAH"
However, we hope to have it completed
~ the last of the week, or, at the out
Tide, the first of next.
Mrs. ]. b. Schermerhorn, OF Bos-
on, Mass, and Mrs. Peacock, of Man
chester, N. H., were visiting their sis
er, Mrs. w. F. Baker, last week,
while on their way home from visit
ing relatives in this state.
The following Decorahians attend
ID the funeral of Mrs. DIR. Bedding, at |
Calmar, yesterday: Messrs. and Mes
lanes l.. l.. Caldwell, G. l.. Topliff,
}. ]. Weiser, Ben Bear, l.. l.. Couse, f.
J. Riley, and N. H. Adams.
The rails spread on the Milwaukee
Friday afternoon, throwing
he engine off the track, and compell-
ng the trainmen to send for another
engine to pull it onto the track again.
For this reason the train was late in |
eaving.
The Siour city Tribune has a very |
ucid way of stating the truth. 1t
'ays: "The man who went out to
milk and sat down on boulder in |
he middle of pasture and waited |
or the cow to back up to him is the
eldest brother to the man who kept |
'tore and did not advertise, because he
that the purchasing public
VOuld hack nm To his nlaoa xvhon IL