Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-25

ness visitor from Splllvllle FRIDAY.
j. A. Crescy was up from Frank
vile Saturday. We acknowledge a
call.
Mrs. Thos. Logsdon is away on a
visit at Sioux Falls, s. D., and Bruce,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bennett, of
Burr Oak township, were in the city
M. B. Fitch and sons returned
from visit with relatives at
west Union.
Miss Rose Tollefson, of Mabel, has
accepted a position in Tarvestad's
music store.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Shockley
returned Sunday morning from their
Wisconsin visit.
"A Ladies' Tailoring School has
been opened in P. l.. Barthelme's re-
staurant building.
Ernest Barsch has been enjoying
visit from his mother. She returned
home Monday.
e. M. Carter, of Hesper, attended
the reception to Commander Bailey
Friday evening.
Miss Alice Swenson returned home
to Cresco yesterday, after visit with
the Misses Stiles.
Our Burr Oak correspondent tells
of the burning of v. Bartlett's barn on
Saturday afternoon.
Henry PoIratz, wife and children
went to Sumner, Iowa, Saturday, for a
visit with her parents.
IT. w. Hazleton and wife came
over from Calmar Friday, and particle
pated in the reception.
Mrs. DR.. Haines and children, of
Mabel, visited at the home of Ed.
Griswold over Sunday.
John Carolan and daughter, Of
Bluffton township, took the train here
Monday night, for Minneapolis.
Misses Florence and Mabel Hall
and Goodykoontz, of Waukon, Sun
dayed with friends in Decorah.
Ole Norgard arrived from North
Dakota Friday, and on Monday re-
turned, taking his family with him.
Mrs. G. A. Oliver and son Ralph
went to TT. Atkinson Saturday, for an
over Sunday visit with C. v. Oliver.
Hon. G. N. Haugen, of Northwood'
speaks at Ridgeway tonight. Several
will go up from DEBORAH to hear him.
Mrs. Caroline Hauswirth departed
Monday for her home at Prosper, Ia,
after two weeks visit with her son,
VIM.
IS. E. Tubbs returns home to
Superior, Wis, today, after a fortnight's
visit with friends and relatives here
abouts.
Paul X. Haugen is enjoying a visit
with his mother, who arrived last
week. She will make her home here
for some time at least.
Geo. Blaess and Geo. Sullivan, Of
Burr Oak, arrived from McCook, s.
D., Saturday, where they have been
looking after land interests.
Geo. Ziegelmeier arrived from
Parker, 8. D., Saturday. He has been
with the First South Dakota Volun-
teers in the Philippines.
&C. Christensen reaches out after
customers with an extra discount of
20 per cent. on his stock of shoes.
Read his adv. on the last page.
On account of poor health, T. w.
Hazleton has been compelled to resign
his position as foreman of the round
house at Calmar, and take a needed
rest.
Our Locust correspondent records
the recent marriage Of two of High
land townships most estimable
young people, Theodore Selnes to Miss
Julia Grindeland.
Ludwig Larsen, OF Manitowish,
Wis, arrived Sunday, to be present at
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Il. fl.
Larsen. He departed for his home
Monday evening.
Mrs. M. w. Fannon, former resi-
dent of De, orah, was recently killed by
a fall from the top Of the kitchen a,
her home in Kansas, having walked
out upon 1t in her sleep.
Little Miss Marion Green has KEEP
things lively down at the Junior editors
home since early Friday morning
She Is Of regulation weight-eigh
pounds, and demands a goodly SHARE
Of the attention of the members of tina
household.