Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-02-28


are visiting Minneapoli, friends.
We noticed Frame Krumm, Of the
Fort, on our streets last Wednesday.
"A haby girl was born to Albert
Mansfield aud wife, Saturday, Feb.
18th.
Morris Thompson and sister have
been visiting Waucoma friends for a
few days.
The Iowa Produce Co. moved into
the Metzger Medicine Co., building
Monday.
-Geo. Dillingham;, of Hesper, was in
the city Friday aud Saturday, on
business.
The students of Breckenridge
institute enjoyed q dance at Steyer's
Friday night.
Miss Lolita Eividge has been visit.
ing at Elkader, with Miss Lottie SERVER
since Thursday.
Mrs. Van Wey, of Frankville, visit.
ed at the Chandler home in West De
corah over Sunday.
M. s. Shea. of Everett, Wash Is
In the city having been called here by
the recent death Of his father.
Subject for sermon at NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning, "Sons of God'
evening, "The Master Builder.
Geo. Steyer went to Hawkeye
Monday, to file bids for the contract to
erect new store building at that place
The Young Ladies' Society Of the
NJ. e. church will give q Social at the
residence of B. II. Wells next Wednes-
day. 8a y
The German Lutheran Ladies
Society will meet Friday at 2:SO O'Clock
at Mrs. Joe Beaderman's. Everybody
welcome.
Three sleigh loads of young people
drove out to Z. w. Pilgrims, six miles
west, last evening. and spent very
pleasant evening.
The Standard Telephone has nov
reached West Union, and the ole
familiar and ever popular Hattie Dick
ems is central"
M. H. Merrill departed last weel
on trip south, visiting Ell route chi
cago, st. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans
Mobile and Cincinnati.
DIR. Geo. M. Stevens has moved hi
household and Office furniture into tn
f. g. Shaw building, opposite tn
Grand opera house. 2
| Judge John DeCow, of Militar,
township, was in the city Monday ant
yesterday. He recently returned iron
q pleasure trip to Canada.
We welcome good correspondent
from Calmar, who will keep our read
ers informed OF the news happening
of our sister town in the future.
| Archbishop Hennessey, of Du
buque, who has been very i'll for som
time, is very near to deaths door H
is one of the most noted Catholics {
this section.
TO dispose of all the tickets whic
the merchantsSof DEBORAH have, VIII
are giving away votes on the orga
contest, business amounting
$138, 125 must be done between now an
June 18th.
-JnO. Wingate, of Hesper town
ship, was pleasant caller Monda.
He informed us that he had sold tn
sh ort horn calf, fourteen months ole
which took second premium at la,
falls fair, to Mr.. Tollefson, of Preston
for $l25.OO
The box office receipts of the las
performances of Remember the Maine
last season were SO great that Lincol
J. Carter was induced to strengthen h
company and launch it again on tn
sea of public patronage. 1t will t
sccu III us ucW urcss NJ tie OTdii
; opera house, March Sth.
\. Last week the job department ,
this Office turned out for one man afor
jobs, In all amounting to 81, OBS, besid,
several thousand impressions for oths
customers. Our up-to-date type face
neatness of display and quality of stool
rs well as promptness of execution
attracting large business to this d,
partment.
The deal which has been on {,
some time between Harry Riley an
Couse 4 Tracy has been finally closet
the former purchasing the interest
Q Mr.. Couse, whose health for the pa.
few months has been such a. to prevel
his giving his attention to the bushes
J and he will take much needed re
, from the cares of business.
-E. f. Auchmoody finished putin
up his ice for this season last Thur
: tday. He packed 1000 tons Of fiji
I quality for himself, and will run tw
, delivery wagons. Beside this he h,
Q shipped and packed for other parti
: $500 TONS, which has given emplo
$ ment for several men and teams durir
the past two months.