Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-04-05

NIISS huditeb Ailtu IL ut
brother Royal in Chicago.
Mrs X F. Chamberlain of Franz
vile, was shopping in DEBORAH Nor
day.
"A baby girl has graced the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Curtin sine
sunday.
Miss Sarah Gossman, of Fremon
township, is visiting at the home of E
e. Shaw.
Miss Bessie Blaine, of Ceda
spids, is visiting at the home of Geo
w. Adams.
1T is now Mayor Adams. TIL,
mayor and new city council were
sworn i'm Monday.
| Miss Kate McAndrews went tc
Cresco Monday for visit with hel
sister, Mrs. II. H. Ruddy.
Rev. FIR Have has been at Hot
Springs, Ark, for a week, seeking re.
ief for rheumatic troubles.
Lost Horseshoe shaped scarf pin,
Set with diamonds and emeralds.
Finder please leave at this office.
The April Cosmopo titan contains
AN excellent illustrated article on
rattlesnakes, from the pen of Sumner
NattesOn.
Sweet Pea and Nasturtium Seeds
sold by H. H. Caldwell at Winneshiek
Greenhouses. Bestquality. SIG River
street. Telephone 70. 7-2t
-Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the baking contest next Thurs
day and Wednesday afternoons at
Reeds hardware store. II
F. HI. Hunter, travelling passenger
agent of the e. & G. W., was in the
city last Wednesday, on business con-
nected with the coming Woodmen
picnic.
Full size Bucks Steel Range i'm
operation-a cooking contest Tuesday
aud Wednesday afternoons. Free
lunch served to all at Reeds hardware
store. IL
To introduce White Lily flour
will sell it for limited time at 9Oc.
cash, and guarantee every sack. Re-
gnlar price 81, Geo. E. Sinclair, West
DEBORAH. Tit
1t will soon be time for home
cleaning, and you will need a step lad
der. You can get one free by buying u
can of the famous Globe baking powder
at Geo. Sinclair, West DEBORAH. If.
The session of the Institute is prov
ing very successful and interesting
one. Supt. Haugen labOred hard in
preparing for it, and is to be cengra-
tulated upon making it such a success
The old-time comedian John Dill
lon, comes to the Grand next Tuesday
night. Let's give the old man royal
welcome; he certainly deserves it,
The play is good and is. worthy If
patronage. Prices 25-35-50c.
We are having spring hat sale,
commences this week Wednesday, and
continues all during April. ANY hat
in our store for less than the manu-
facturer's cost; saving Of soc. to 81 so;
we positively guarantee this. Go to
Bears for hats, as we'll as fine spring
suits.
III. w. Haislet, former employee
of this office, has obtained the appoint
ment of overseer of the Brotherhood of
American Yeomen, with territory for
work in four counties adjacent to
Mason City. He departed for Mason
City yesterday morning, to begin work
in his new field.
g. l.. Baker and John Twaddle, of
Greeley, importers of horses, have been
In the citv for week, and on yester-
day sold Belgian horse to Ole Ask
and Chas. Allison, of Washington
Prairie. This is a fine animal, and
probably one of the best in this coun-
try. The price paid was s2,4OO.
The old comedian, John Dillon
will certainly prove a winning at
traction at the Grand, Tuesday night,
April 18th. His play this season is
called "Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville."
Mr.. Settler in this play is no relation
to the well.known Bromo Settler, al
though John says he once knew him
very well.
For the next term of the u. s.
Federal Court, to convene at Dubuque,
April 25th, III. w. Masters, of Burr
Oak; j. j. Kovarik, of Spillville, and
j. f. Mccarthy, of Jackson Junction
have been drawn for petit jurors, and
Henry Elvidge, of DEBORAH, and John
Mccormick, Of Button, for grand
jurors.
Sidney Brickner Ia In the employ
of the post office department for q
month, weighing the mail from Elka'