Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-05-24


e. w. Spur was Calmar bust
ness visitor Saturday.
Andrew Doe was over from CAL
mar Friday, on business.
Recorder C. H. Lawrence Sun
dayed at his home in Navan.
DIR. J.. c. Lewis was down from
Ridgeway Friday, on business.
Levi Fossum will open a photo
graph gallery at Mabel, MINI.
Rich. Robinson was up from West
Union over Sunday, visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Mushek, of Spillville,
visited friends in the city over Sunday.
"A. c. Baker is putting a new
cement walk and fountain on his
lawn.
Hon. J. H. Trewin was over from
Lansing Thursday, on professional
business.
F. A. Hoyt, and family, of Frank
vile, visited relatives in the city over
Sunday.
"A baby girl has frightened the
home of Robert Price since Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson-Cooke and
family are visiting friends and rela'
tives here.
Miss Floy Hazleton, of Calmar,
was in the city Saturday, doing some
shopping.
Mrs. o. A. Schall arrived home
Saturday from visits at Elma and
Minneapolis. .
Miss Idella Haugen is at Wendell,
Mimi, enjoying an extended visit
| with relatives.
Rev. c. A. Parkin occupied the
Methodist pulpit Sunday, Rev. Lock.
ard exchanging with him.
"A. f. Marovetz, of Spillville. was
in the city on court business last
Wednesday, and made us a pleasant
call.
You cant't help but see Ben Bears
full page adv. on the last page, de-
scribing his great reduction sale OF
clothing. ~
j. E. Bullock, of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with his family at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
A. Miller.
Mrs. E. J. Weiser arrived from
Ortonville, Mimi, Friday, for visit
at the parental home of J. ]. Marsh, in
West DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmeter, o.
Clear Lake, have been visiting fol
several days at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. d. Holway
The celebration of the opening Of
the new John Gund establishment a
La Crosse, next week Thursday. will
attract few of our people to that city
| Excursion Agent d. w. Wake
was in the city Saturday between
trains, consulting with the officers 0
the Modern Woodmen picnic Associa
tion.
| "A letter from M. w. Adams, /,
farmer Decorahian, brings the in
telligence -thvt he is in the employ o
the c., M. & st. P. Railway at Kansa
City, Mo.
Bids for exclusive stand prNileg
of the grounds where the exercises o
Woodmen's Day will be held, will b.
received by F. ]. Elithorp up to mex
saturday.
| Henry Richmond, who recent,
received his discharge from Compan.
| d, 49th Iowa Infantry, arrived in tn
city Thursday, and went to his hom,
in Button.
/ Mrs. G. E. Schenck represented tn
local society ut the DEBORAH distric
convention of the w. +. M. s. a
Usage last week, and was honored b,
being elected vice-president of the dis
trict organization.
Miss Lou Ellefson has resigne,
her position in the Standard Telephon
Company's central office, and will &C
cept the position of general deliver.
clerk in the postoffice. Lou" as she
Familiarity called, has been favorit
central" and has always given tn
best of satisfaction. She will make al
J excellent delivery clerk.
We now expect our new addition
to be far enough along SO that we ma
be able to move and reset our machin
cry before our next issue, and if moth
ing happens to the large press or en-
CINE, we will be out on time next week
However, the ways of moving print
ing Office are so uncertain, that we tax
this precaution in advance, so that
/ we ahould hannah IN no LATE with th