Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-03

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yesterday.
! -Thos. P. Baxter, of Ossian, was in
the city Saturday.
"A. Bernatz transacted business in
Austin, Mimi, last week.
A. G. Baker left for inwood, la.
yesterday, on BUSINESS trip.
j. M. Akers, of Bluffton, was 9
DEBORAH business visitor Saturday.
Miss Josie Stark, of Waukon
visited DEBORAH friends over Sunday.
&C. o. Maltby was down from
Hespertownship Saturday, on business
Judge John DeCow was up from
Military township several days last
week.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. X. Coleman was buried on
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Watros, of Orleans
township, were shopping in DEBORAH
Saturday.
Have you seen those new imitation
engraved calling cards from our office!
They are elegant.
-Nels Henderson, of Plymouth
Rock, Iowa, was pleasant caller at
this office Saturday.
Quite number from Calmar &C.
companied the remains of Mrs. John
Saunders here Friday.
Mr.. 1shem, of Beloit, Wis, has
been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. F.
G. Elithorp, for several days.
We again remind our correspond
ents that they should get their copy to
us Monday to insure insertion.
&C. o. Peckham, of Plymouth
Rock, was in the city Saturday. and
attended the democratic convention.
DIR. f. w. Conover arrived home
from his western trip Monday, report
ing very enjoyable time throughout.
An over abundance of rain has
retarded the paving this week. 1t is
now finished east to Ben Bears store.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Voegeding
have returned to DEBORAH from Man
chester, Mich, and will make their
home here.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
Society enjoyed a picnic supper at A.
w. Miller's, i'm West DEBORAH, last
Wednesday.
MIR. E. Pollitt and family, of
Orleans township, visited DEBORAH
relatives and friends from Friday
until Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Stombs, of Rock Island,
ILL.,, arrived last Wednesday, for a
visit with her husband, who has been
here for several weeks.
The stage route from DEBORAH to
Satire and Quandahl has not been let.
The bids sent in recently were all
rejected, and the department now adj
vertises for new bids until Oct. 18th.
5000 feet of hard and soft wood
lumber will be sold on section 80, Pleas
ant township, one-half mile south of
the Canoe pOstoffice, on Thursday,
November lst A good chance to buy
lumber cheap. X. Blaese & Co.
1874.
In the Allamakee court indict.
ments were found against Evans, Kel-
lison and McDermott, the assaulters of
Sidney Peck, of Frankville, and they
were held in $4,000 bail each. They
plead "not guilty" and will be held
for trial.
During the September term of the
District Court held last week all of the
saloon cases which were effected by
the question of the legality of tie 65
per cent petition outside of DEBORAH
were continued until the next term of
court, pending the decision of the
Gleisner case by the Supreme Court,
which will have bearing upon all, at
the request of the attorneys. There
was little of Importance done other
than this by the Court, it's time being
taken up with minor matters.
"A cyclone the other day turned a
well wrong side out in Mississippi. a
cellar upside down in Wisconsin,
moved a township line in Nebraska,
blew all the slaves off a whiskey barrel
in Iowa, and left nothing but the bung
hole, changed the day of the week in
Ohio, killed an honest Indian agent in
the far west, blew the hair off bald
headed man in Texas, killed truth
full lawyer in Illinois, blew the mort
gage off farm in Minnesota, scared a
red headed woman in Chicago, blew
the cracks off fence in Dakota, and
took all the wind out of a prohibition
orator in Kansas.
"A farmer in Hesper township says
he has adopted plan of advertising
in his county paper which has saved
MIN much valuable time and brought
handsome returns for the money in.
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