Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-03-15

June 6-Northeastern Iowa M. W. A. picnic,
DEBORAH.
20. p. Ode was over from Calmar
Friday, on business.
Il. N. Holmes has sold his bicycle
business to E. w. Hoyt.
See the National Theatre Company
at Steyer's all next week.
Geo. A. Bieber, of the Fort, was in
the city Friday, on business.
1t is said the Heart of Chicago"
carries some clever specialties.
Grant Cooley was down from
Bluffton Saturday, on business.
Henry Elvidge made trip to Cal
mar between trains on Friday.
See the Grand Detour high lift
sulky pillow at Greer, Halves & Co.'S.
The spring term of Prof Brecken-
ridges DEBORAH Institute opens April
10th.
John Ruffridge, wife and son, of
Greene, Iowa, are in the city visiting
relatives.
-Bents & Upton, of Cresco, attended
the horticultural Society meeting here
Saturday.
Attorney H. f. Barthell transacted
business between trains at jackson
Junction Friday.
Miss Mary Keegan has been spend
ing the past week in Chicago, looking
up spring millinery styles.
Wanted "A position on farm,
where my wife can live with me. Good
references given. G. H. Clark.
j. A. Crescy, of Frankville, ar
rived home from Chicago Saturday,
after two months visit with his son.
k l. HaugerP has been spending
the past week in Chicago, picking up
bargains in spring and summer dry
goods.
Mrs. Nelander spent part of last
week in Dubuque, purchasing new
goods and looking up the latest in
ladies' hair goods.
The Sterling pillow cut disk is the
only one which will scour i'm all kinds
of ground without scrapers. Greer,
Halves & Co. sell them.
SADDLE Bag" is the name of a rye
which is taking the lead of all others,
unsurpassed for medical ard family use
A trial will convince you. Severson &
Hitler are fortunate in securing the
agency. AZ
Miss Lena Steyer arrived home
last Friday from visit at ElKader.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. A. Eberhart, who will visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
Steyer, for few days.
Mrs. C. E. Felt and children, who
have been visiting for some time at
the home of John Greer and wife, de-
parted last Thursday for Minneapolis,
for visit with relatives there before
returning home to Chicago.
1.-THE Heart of Chicago" big
scenic production of good play, the
scenes of which are laid in Chicago,
will be the attraction at the Grand,
March 22nd. 1t Is said to be one of the
biggest productions of the year and to
have made big sum of money already.
Seats are now on sale at Neufert's.
All the scenes of Heart of Chica-
go" which comes to the new Grand,
Wednesday night, March 22d are laid
in the western metropolis. Those who
are familiar with the city will readily
recognize many familiar localities.
The Chicago fire scene will be especial
ly interesting to old-timers who saw
that great work of the fire king.
The large increase in the local pat
ronage of the Standard Telephone
Company demands more wires than
their poles will accommodate singly,
SO that cable containing one hundred
wires was stretched between central"
and the pole at Levi Bulls corner last
week. The wires are stretched from
this cable to all parts of the city.
"A. L. Himle departed last We'd
nesday for Lac qui Parle county,
MINI. A. A. Henningsgard and
family and Peter Losen, of Hesper,
Arne Gruble, Of Springfield. and Gus.
Hammer of Ridgeway accompanied
him, and will locate there. Win
nesheik county is losing some of its
best citizens through the instrument
tality of this land agent.
H. J. Hedges advertised his res
taurant In novel way on Saturday
evening. Each lady attending the
play at the Grad was handed an en-
velope containing neat advertise
ment of Funk's chocolates, and across
the face of several. of the cards was
written "Good for one box of candy"
Each one lucky enough to secure one
Of these cards received a box of elegant
bonbons. Mr.. Hedges has several Of
the boxes left, also Of the envelopes,