Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-07-18

Mrs. F. w. Boyd visited relatives
at Waukon last week.
DIR. j. J. Radcliffe of Waukon,
Sundayed i'm DEBORAH.
Geo Sullivan, of Burr Oak, was a
DEBORAH business visitor yesterday.
Miss Jennie Shea visited at the
home of Senator Lyons in Cresco last
week.
Mrs. G. w. Stewart departed Sat
urday for a weeks visit with friends in
Hesper.
Gerhard Bothne, of Chicago, visit
ed Prof. G.. Bothne returning home
Monday.
The American Pulp, Linen & Fibre
Co. are outing In a fine new dam at
Freeport.
Supervisor o. l.. Wennes was down
from Highland township yesterday, on
business.
j. b. Greene, former landlord at
the Winneshiek, was in the city last
Wednesday.
John A. Rosvold, of Park River,
N. D., has been visiting his father, o..
P. ROsvold.
DIR. A. J. Swezey and L. w. Brunt
spent few days at Mason City and
Clear Lake last week
Ray Alger departed Saturday for
Milwaukee and other Wisconsin points,
for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. d. A. Noyes, of Chicago, has
been guest at the parental home of
Atty. l.. Bulls for week.
Miss Edith Hoagland returned
home to Cedar Falls Saturday, after a
visit with Mrs. E. J. Parman.
-Mds. G. w. Burdick and H. A.
Dixson visited with the family of S. A.
Dixson at Manchester last week.
Geo. lighthouse has purchased the
w. H., Coy restaurant in Mrs. Wig
dahPs building on West Water street.
Ole Nassett, Koren Nash and Miss
Ida Berg, of Glenwood township, de-
parted Monday morning for Leeds, n.
D., for visit.
Miss Ida Hamre and Helen and
Gavin Hjerlied have been spending
several days at the Gust Hamre home i'm
Howard county.
-Chas. March and son Gerald de-
parted last Wednesday for Wheaton,
ILL.,, for an extended visit. They made
the trip by wheel.
Mrs. j. M. Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Armstrong, OF Syracuse, Neb.,
have been visiting here for week, with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. A. Palmeter returned home
to Clear Lake last Wednesday, after an
extended visit at the parental home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. d. Holway.
Mary Mas has returned to her
home in West DEBORAH after a six
weeks stay with her brother Nels, on
the Bulls farm in Howard county.
| Miss Nellie Eidum, who has been
living with her uncle, G. o. Forum Of
Glenwood township, for the past seven
years, went to her home at Gary
Mimi, Monday.
Mrs. l.. Nolte returned Friday
from her visit at Anoka, MINI. Shs
was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Viedt, and children, who will
visit here for week or two.
On July Sth, at the home of he
brother in Oregon City, Oregon, occur
red the marriage of Miss Emma Scott
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Scott
of Madison township, to Mr.. Geo. w
Sheppard, Rev. r. A. Atkins officiat
ing.
Rev. FIR. Cooney, priest at Ply
mouth Rock until about year ago
died in New Mexico recently. He wa
a very popular young man and one o
the most promising young priests il
this archdiocese. The funeral services
were held at Waterloo, Iowa weel
ago.
The faithful spring that has don,
such good service for so many years OIL
the Jacob Haas farm north of DEBORAH
has gone dry, and they are compelled
to drill we'll. For forty years thi
spring has furnished an abundance o
pure, cold water for the entire farm
use, but for some reason it has exhaust
ed its supply.
An exchange says: Say, we learn
ed to day how to break a mule. Sc
two posts In the ground ten feet apart
then tie rope around the mules necl
and a corresponding one around hi
tail, haul him up ten feet from tn
ground and drop pile driver on hi
back. If that don't break him, just lie
him start country newspaper an
. trust his subscribers.