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

Easter next Sunday.
Strawberries are on sale.
Saturday was q busy day.
Phone the news to No. Is.
House cleaning Is In order.
Easter windows are beautiful.
-Milliners are busy these days.
Garden making next in order.
Spring work will soon commence.
Will DEBORAH celebrate the Fourth?
j. A. Crescy was up from Frank.
vile Saturday.
Recorder G. H. Lawrence Sunday
ed at his home in Nayan.
DIR. 8. 8. Whitbeck was q Gilman
business visitor Thursday.
IT. s. Hall is over from Ossian, at
tending the District Conference.
Henry Frettheim and family have
returned to DEBORAH from Grafton, n.
ID.
Mrs. Paul Brorby, of New Hamp-
ton, visited DEBORAH relatives last
week
Henry Baker came over from
Waukon and spent Sunday with rela-
tivee.
-G. r. Baker and wife, of Ridge
way, are attending the District Con-
ference.
james o. Groves arrived home
from Chicago this morning, to spend
the summer.
liver Larsen's Easter window has
one of the prettiest displays we have
seen II contain. sq
&C. ". Oliver left Monday for Eagan,
s. D., where he has secured position
in the State Bank.
DIR. G. L. Topliff went to Des
Moines Monday, to consult specialist
for an eye difficulty.
Albert o. Sampson and wife are
the happy parents of ten pound boy,
born Monday night.
"A ten pound girl arrived at the
home of Chas. Linkenheil and wife
last Tuesday evening.
DIR. H. HI. Green, came up from
Dubuque Monday, for brief visit
with his son, We scribe.
Mrs. j. H. Bakers residence on
Washington street Is undergoing sub
stantial improvements.
Frank Cratsenberg aud wife were
down from Burr Oak Monday, shop
ping and calling on friends.
Northern Iowa couaty superinten-
dents meet at Charles City tomorrow
and Friday, for mutual profit.
Colin Birdsell is moving up from
Frankville this week. He will occupy
the Williams residence on River st.
Mrs. Roy Palmeter and babe, are
here from Clear Lake, visiting at the
parental home of f. w. ID. Holway.
-Nord. Jackwitz arrived from Chi
cago Friday, where he has been attend
ting the Illinois. College of Pharmacy.
Thursday, June 9TH, is the date set
for the big annual Northeastern Iowa
picnic of the Modern Woodmen, at
New Hampton.
The different millinery openings
last week were largely attended and
the displays were beautiful. AS coz
sequence the trimmers are busy prepar-
ing bonnets for Easter.
Peter Heiser, of the enterprising
firm of Heiser Bros. of Waukon, was
doing business in the city this week
Thursday.
The b. G. II. & N. Ry. bauqueted
the fire department on Saturday night,
in recognition Of their services at their
fire that afternoon.
James Stringer left for Colfax. Ia,
yesterday, with the hope that brief
time spent there may improve his
health. May his hopes be fulfilled.
Mrs. 8. J. Clark arrived home from
her winters sojourn In California on
Friday, much refreshed and improved
In health.
Mrs. G. a. Oliver and son Ralph
arrived home from Woodstock, Ont,
Friday, where they were called by the
illness of her mother.
The Teachers Institute closed q
busy and profitable session OH Friday.
6upt. Hook is to be highly compli-
mented on his successful management
Of his first institute, and the splendid
talent which he secured for instructors