Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-04-11

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ashore Acres at
The Grand this evening?
That Easter window of Ben Bears
Is beauty.
Miss Bertha Berg went to Minnea.
polls Thursday.
Fred Sellman went to Elkader Mon.
day, on business trip.
Mrs. VIM. Knowlron was over
from Waukon Thursday.
Hugh Klein went to Milwaukee
Monday, to accept position.
--Thos. Dwyer has gone to Terra
Haute, Ind, to live with his sons.
"A. l.. Himle went to Madison,
Mimi, Monday, on business trip.
Miss Grace Protheroe has accepted
a position in a Cedar Falls dry goods
store.
John McAndrews went to Mime
apolis last week, for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. H.. J. Giesen, of Calmar,
visited at the parental home of Geo.
Bernatz last week.
&C. F. McCusker has entered Rush
Medical College, Chicago, for the study
of the prescribed course.
The spring terms Of Valdez Normal
school, DEBORAH Institute and the Pub
lie Schools opened Monday.
e. r. Abbey has established. an
Office with Atty. G.. n. Houck, over
Hedges restaurant, for his insurance
business.
g. w. Oxley, of Military township,
died at the insane hospital at INDIE
pendence Sunday. We have no data
of his life.
Mrs. Bryant returned to her home
at Floyd Friday, after several days
spent here in the interest of the Yoe-
men lodge.
1T is reported that b. Anundsen
will erect fine brick store building on
one Of his lots on East Water street
this summer.
Gus Johnson OF Glenwood, went
to Madison, Wis, Monday night, with
his mother, who has been visiting him
for some time.
II. w. Hazleton was i'm the city
from Calmar Monday, having returned
from duties as doorkeeper of the House
at Des Moines.
Ballots are now being given for the
"Crown" piano contest, and a number
of the organizations are already worF-
ing hard to secure votes.
Ashley Ellickson, for several years
an employee of DEBORAH Posten, has
purchased the Madison (Minn. Guard.
Success to him i'm his new venture.
-Messrs. J. E. Payne, Frank Young
and VIM. Barthell returned from
Kansas City, Mo-. Thursday, where
they had been with eight cars of cat
tie.
Ole G. Lere, of GlenwoOd township,
was brought to DEBORAH on Thursday
and adjudged insane, and on.Friday
was taken to the Independence hos
pital.
Charles Heath had the misfortune
to get three of his fingers caught in the
crusher at the Freeport paper mill
Saturday, the flesh being stripped off
the bone.
Gilbert r.. Soland's barn in Spring
field township burned to the ground
Saturday night, together with some
lumber on. the ground for the building
of a shed.
AT the Fire Department election
Monday evening DIR. A. +. Barefoot was
reelected chief, Il. Il. Anchmoody LIST
assistant chief, and w, r. Wheatman
End assistant chief
j III. Hiatt, of Hesper, was in the
CITY Saturday. He has secured the
agency for the Osborne farm imple-
ments and makes his initial announce
ment in this issue.
Joseph Klein, well known here,
died at Wykoff, Mimi, Sunday morn
ing. His brother Henry departed Mon
day for Wykoff, and the remains will
be brought here for burial today, we
understand.
While Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cassel OF
Bluff on township, were driving home
from DEBORAH yesterday, the team
started to run, the wagon tongue drop
ped, and they were thrown out, Mrs.
Cassel having shoulder broken and
he being bruised considerably.
"A movement is on foot among the
business men to raise money for open
air band concerts by the DEBORAH City
Band during the summer. fla reason
able amount can be raised we will bs
favored with some rare musical treats
for the band will he stronger than ever
this year