Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-11-22

CalInar, on our streets last WedneS-
day.
Hiram Daniels, of Ossian, was 9
pleasant business caller last Wednes
day.
Miss Mabel Dorm, of Rideway
was visiting DEBORAH friends Satur-
day.
Mrs. Nelander has returned from @
trip ON the road for the benefit of hel
patrons.
Chicago has several great dailies,
among which the Chronicle stands
foremost.
Master Charles VIM, of Castalia,
visited at the home of A. M. Cairns
last week.
Lieut.. Ole Anderson and wife
went to Mortified, Mimi, yesterday,
for visit.
The DEBORAH Rifle Club are ar
ranging for turkey shoot on Thanks
giving day.
Atty. M. J. Carter, of Ossian, was
attending to business here Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. w. H. TillsOn, of Cresco,
visited at the, parental home of G. w.
Burdick last week.
Supervisor elect r. s. Wolfenberg-
er, of Burr Oak, was DEBORAH bust
ness visitor Saturday.
H. A. Bigelow sold two of his fine
thoroughbred Jersey cows to Samuel
Goettelman on Monday. :
The Catholics of Ossian and vici-
nifty will erect fine parochial school
next spring, to cost about IS, 900.
John Telford and wife are home
from Danvers, Mich, where the for
mer has been i'll for several weeks.
Lewis Holcomb arrived home
from Emmettsburg yesterday, where
he has been working at his trade
this past summer.
Dan Riley arrived home from
Sioux Falls and Estherville last
Wednesday, where he has been work.
ing for several months past.
Rev. A. G. Hislop, formerly of
DEBORAH, has resigned his pastorate at
Parker, s. D., and accepted call to
Correctionville, Iowa.
The Castalia and Ossian CORE
spondents note the death of Mrs. VIM.
Oxley, at the home of her daughter in
Britt, Iowa, last Saturday.
&C. A. Reed, of Burr Oak, the
efficient manager and butter maker OF
the Silver Creek Creamery, attended
the state dairy convention at Mason
City last week.
B. Anundsen has ordered another
Mergenthaler Linotype typesetting
machine for the DEBORAH Posten plant.
This will make three of these machines
in use by them.
"A letter from Emil Asseln, re-
quests us to change the address of his
paper from Harrisburg, Pa, to Mt
Holly, N. c., where he has a position
as civil engineer.
We noticed the following Calmar
ties at the theatre Saturday evening
Messrs. Thos. Pierce, Ole Olson, Jno
E. Grundeland; Misses Shema, Jacob
son and Gunderson.
Our Spillville correspondent give
a full report of the marriage on las
week Tuesday of Mr.. F. Novak t.
Miss Rose Swehla, two of Spillville'
most respected young people.
We dropped into E. G. Hegner'
furniture store Saturday, and whil'
there he sold bill of over 800 worth
of fine furniture to w. A. Jirak, o
Jackson Junction, for his new resi-
dence.
L. Anderson, son of Erick Ander
son, returned home Monday. He wa
with an Oregon regiment in the Philip
pines, and brought with him a fin
collection of keepsakes, which are nov
on display in Ben Besfs window.
"A large crowd turned out and fill
ed Steyer's opera house to see and hea
the Indian chief Dayolheasala. Hi
lecture proved very interesting and
pin dropped in the hall could hav
easily been heard so attentive were hi
auditors.
| Patrons of the Grand living II
neighboring towns who wish to attent
the performance of Mr. Chas. Cough
Ian in "The Royal Box" and wan
their seats reserved, can telephone +
G. A. Neufert, and their seats will b
reserved.