Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-11-08
He kissed her on her ruby lips
She nearly had a fit;
But they, you see, were man and wife,
And she wasn't used to Ii.

at Mason City last week
John Carver has arrived home
from an extended absence.
DIR. A. J. Swezey left yesterday fol
Fargo, N. D., on business trip.
Atty. Dan Shea made business
trip to Fort Atkinson yesterday.
You will miss fine entertainment
if you don't see browns in Town."
Elder ]. Ridley was a business
visitor from Burr OaS last Wednesday
Shredded Wheat Biscuit demon
stration at l.. A. Marsh's next Mon.
day.
Mrs. Margaret Aye has gone t.
Apoka, Mimi, to reside with her son
Henry.
M. HI. Merrill enjoyed visit from
his brother, Norman, of Davenport
last week.
Miss Kate Shima, of Calmar
spent Sunday at the home of hel
brother, 10.
DIR. G. M. Stevens was called to
Grinnell yesterday, by the news of thu
illness of his mother.
Charles Mackenstadt returned
from Elgin. ILL.,, where he has been
working, on Monday.
"A regular sky-scraper of smoke
stack was hoisted over Peter Johnson's
machine shop last week.
John Wanamaker spent 1925, 00(
for advertising his New York anG
Philadelphia stores in 1898.
%. E. Amundsen and wife have
been enjoying a visit from Miss AL
bertha Viper, of Madison, MINI.
Mrs. J. p. Mckinney went tt
Minneapolis Friday, for an extended
visit with her nephew, III. A. Strong
IS. Rosa, of Military township, hat
purchased the Mrs. Wohlford residence
in South DEBORAH, and will move here
Don't forget that "The Roya
Box" comes to the Grand, Dec. 1st
1t is one of the very best shows travel
ing.
"A. G. Germans, general bridge
inspector of the Milwaukee, visited
DEBORAH and the branch Saturday
officially.
B. II. Gunderson came home t.
Ossian to vote, and was DEBORAH
visitor Monday. He returned to De-
Moines yesterday.
~ thought people didn't notic'
your adj" said the editor. "They
didn't seem to-" answered the mer
chant, "until 1 took it out"
e. H. Clark, who has been attend
ing shool here, will teach school thi'
winter in District No. /, Canoe town
ship, beginning next Monday.
John Wanamaker has contracted
for a page ad in the Philadelphia,
Record for every day in the year fol
which he pays the sum of 81 100000.
The name of VIM. P. Sibler, Deco
rah, appears in the list of those to whom
patents were granted last week, and ,
fruit jar over is the article patented.
-E. r. Blount is booming thing
generally at his mill plant, and if h
keeps on will own small city of hi
own. His latest addition is 'capaci
GUS warehouse.
We welcome a correspondent from
Highlandville this week, which will
appear regularly hereafter. Thi'
weeks communication reports, among
other things, the death ofMrs. Brytar'
Medstad.
What you don't know about thu
great caverns of America can be found
in Famous Caves Of America" ,
neatly bound and printed book. Pric'
Is cents. For sale by agents or call q
this Office.
The editor was driving In Sumne
township the other day, and had tn,
pleasure of forming the Acquaintance
of Mr.. Albert Rordorf. He is erecting
about as fine farm house as one sees
which win afford him q comfortably
and convenient home.
"A double wedding at the home o
John Vrba, Spillville, last week Tues
day, joined his daughters Mary ans
Emma to Frank Nemitz and JohI
Hospy, respectively. They are all ex
cellent young people, and our congratu
lations are joined with host of friend
and neighbors.
"A brilliant meteor was seen coming
from the southeast about six o'clocl
Friday evening, which moved slowl.
and threw off fragments until it passe,
the zenith, when it seemed to burs
into fragments, which Were. soon con
sumed. Look out for some beautiful
display between now and the Goth
notably about the 18th.
"A young married lady with he
| first. horn in her arms got on the trail