Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-03-01

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DEBORAH.
March lal4-Midway Plaisance at Steyers
| by w. r. =.
March l0-1l-Georgia MinstIels at Steyers'
Robert Day was over from Calmar
Saturday.
-Bayard Elzea was down from
Button Saturday.
Special prices on field fencing be-
fore March LIST, at Hoyt's, Il
Fresh car load of Minnesota flour
at e. ROsenthal's; 90c per sack.
Wanted! 10000 lbs. Rags, Rub.
bers and Copper. N. r. Croft.
VIM. Morrison, of Burr Oak, was a
pleasant business caller Saturday.
%. N. Yingst was down from Bluff
ton Saturday, transacting business.
Mems and boys duck coats 81 cts.
sS cts. and 81. Very cheap at Bears.
If your churn cover leaks we can
repair it as good as new. N. r. Croft.
John McCullick, of Conover, was
transacting business in DEBORAH Satur-
day.
Jos. F. Soukup came over from
Spillville Monday evening. to attend
the concert.
Try a sack of that ninety cent
guaranteed Minnesota flour at E.
Rosenthal's.
Henry Butterwick and NJ. Graft,
were among Decorah's visitors from
Calmar SATURDAY..
Attorney HI. IT, Reed returned to
Cresco Monday, after attending court
here for several days.
-E. c. Casper is home again afteran
extensive trip through northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota.
| Mrs. d. B. Ellsworth arrived home
from Erie, Pa, last Wednesday, after
an extended visit with relatives.
AS usual Mr.. Mantell carries his
own excellent scenery and costumes
for the production of "Monbars."
| IN. r. Croft occupies whole
EcOlumn, enumerating numerous ar
ticles for sale i'm his hardware store.
Read it.
Underwear, caps, arctics, gloves
and mittens, as well as all heavy suits,
fur coats and listers selling out cheap
at Bears.
Look over N. r. Groff's adv on
page 2. Perhaps you will find some.
thing you are in need of, and do moi
know where to get 1t.
Albert Wingate, Of Hesper town.
ship, took the train yesterday for Chi
cago, to be at the bedside of his aunt
Mrs. Henry Wingate.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'hern returned t.
Black River Falls, Wis, last Wednes
day, after an extended visit with thu
family of l.. L. Caldwell.
Mrs. E. ]. Alleman returned
home to Waterloo Monday, after sever
al weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. n. A. Miller.
just received car load of seeder
and harrows, of the very best makes OF
the market. Consult us before yo,
purchase. Greer, Halves Il Co.
! Mrs. o. H. Benedict, Of Salina
Kan, and MIS-. r. H. Tompson, o
Chicago, came to DEBORAH last week
to attend the funeral of their father, r
Blackmarr.
The Grand Opera House curtain
will not rise until $50. Saturday night
March IL, SO that business men and
their employees may see Robert Man
tell In his production Of "Monbars."
j. n. Easton defendant In the
Easton bank cases to be tried at thu
March term of court, was in this city
Tuesday. While here he engaged
Clements & Clements to assist In the
defense. Fdyette Co. onion.
We are In receipt Of an announce
ment of the marriage Of l.. P. Barth
foreman of the Times office at Cresco
to Miss Edith M. Beach, of that city
Both are estimable young people and
have our best wishes.
liver Larsen uses quarter page o
this issue to tell our readers of hi,
great Redfern Corset sale. A lady re
preventative direct from New York Il
here, and Mr.. Larsen will be pleaset
to have all call and consult her.
i Elsewhere In this issue will b.
found the personal guarantee of thu
; Grand Opera House Co. as to th'
merits of Mr.. Robert Mantell and hi
company who are coming to the Grant
Opera House Saturday, March IL.
Il. Elxea, In camp at Havana
Cuba, with the 49th Iowa, sent tn
} senior editors family Cuban shell
/ last week, on which he had painted al
: excellent representation Of the wrecl
, Of the Maine. Also some sponges, etc.