Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-09-05

from Calmar Monday morning.
Walter Graham was up from Nc
Gregor, last week, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Bondy is accompany
ing her husband on the road this week
Peter Rosa, of Ossian was a plea
SAINT business caller at this Office Friday
Mrs. d. P. Halves went to Min
neapolis Saturday, for a few DAYS
visit.
*. Thompson went to Minneapolis
yesterday, on Luther Seminary bust.
ness.
Prof. F. A. Wildman, of Fort
Atkinson, was in the city Saturday
morning.
Miss Olive Linean departed for
Eau Claire, Wis, Saturday, to begin
school duties.
Mr.. Howe, of the paving firm of
Caney & Howe, spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Byron Chandler has been spending
the past few days in Chicago, transact
ing business.
Monday evening party of friends
helped Thos. Anderson celebrate his
S0th birthday.
Conductor Kearney and wife, of
visited at the Thos. Graham
home last week.
B. o. Brown and family returned
to st. Cloud, Mimi, Saturday, after a
visit with relatives here.
Miss Mabel Mckinney left for
Cleveland, Ohio, Friday, after a visit
with relatives in DEBORAH.
DIR. Lou Coleman and wife came
up from Postville Thursday, to take in
the fair and visit relatives.
Miss Marie Whitmell returned to
Cedar Falls Monday, to resume studies
at the State Normal School.
Fred Schneider came up from
West Union, Wednesday, to visit with
relatives and fiiends for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. True returned
to Minneapolis Monday, after visit at
the parental home of ohm McAndrews.
Miss Georgia Allison departed for
Pittsburg, Pa, Friday, to resume her
duties in the kindergarten of that city.
Ralph Prescott, of the New Hamp-
ION Courier, was in the city, Friday,
attending the fair and visiting friends.
-Nels Jogerson Nehagen, Nels
Handle, Ole II. o. Lomen are visiting
and attending the state fair in Mime
apolis.
-Fifty-five round trip tickets to
Minneapolis and st. Paul over the
were sold here Monday
Mr.. f. M. Pike, of Minneapolis,
vas visiting at the parental home of
:. b. Pike in Hesper last week, and
tttcuuiuS Tue idlr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Burdick have
,een enjoying visit from his mother.
Mrs. b. accompanied her home to
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Graham
md Miss Elsie Miller arrived from
Dubuque Saturday, for a visit at the
rhos. Graham home.
"A. w. Halsey, of Canoe township,
vas adjudged insane Friday and taken
% the hospital at Independence. 1t is
hoped it will prove only temporary.
MIR. and Mrs. s. C. Treat, Miss
Lillian Greer and Mrs. M. Il. Torsen
md daughter arrived home from
Lake last Thursday morn
ng, where they have been enjoying
IN extended outing.
Sunday was the twentieth an
liversary of the marriage of DR.. and
Mrs. +. w. Daubney, and the many
friends of this esteemed couple present
I'd them with a number of valuable
presents, in honor of the occasion.
Lew Newcomb (Hutchinson) our
I'D friend, is the leading man of the
popular farce, "Whose Baby Are You"
,hortly to be seen at the Grand. Lew
headed the company which played
Browns in Town here last season.
Turn out and see him.
The discontinuance of the Locust
post office is causing great inconven-
ence to the former patrons of that
office, the mail for Locust now being
'ent to Satire, which is from six to
en miles away from the patrons of the
Locust office. AS result most of
hem will come to DEBORAH for their
nail. 1t seems to us that they should
De given better service than this by
he government.