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

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Miss Murtie johnson, of Locust
Is visiting at the Updahl homo.
The Grand opera house will be
packed tonight to see ashore Acres"
e. G. Hegner received car load Of
chairs last week for his furniture trade
%. A. Schall tuned pianos at Wau.
kon last week.
IF. A. Hoyt was up from Frank.
vile yesterday.
IF. A. Schneider was over from the
Fort yesterday.
"A special train will bring ashore
Acres" to DEBORAH tonight.
Charles Wangler went to Waterloo
yesterday, for a home visit.
WIN. Sampson and son, of Satire,
We're pleasant business callers yester-
day.
Stuart Bailey, of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday at the home of A. X.
Bailey.
Calvin Brown was on the streets
Friday, having recovered from his long
illness.
Misses Minnie Tolstad and Bertha
Anderson left for Lake Mills, Iowa,
Monday.
Frank Krumm was over from Fit.
Atkinson Friday and Saturday on
business.
-Mds. A. Bradish and John Bra
dish returned from their Chicago visit,
Monday.
IT. f. Harrington and wife, OF
Madison, Wis, arrived in DEBORAH,
yesterday.
Mrs. r. III. Tracy and Marguerite
returned from their visit at Waterloo
on Friday.
Miss Anna Evenson went to
Northwood, Mimi, Saturday, to visit
her mother.
Miss Collins, of Monona, visited
her brother, Conductor S. l.. Collins
here Friday.
WIN. Milxard, foreman of the
CaImar Mfg. Co., was in the city Sat-
urday, on business.
Prof. w. L. Peck, of the Waukon
Business College, was in the city Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Protheroe has been suf-
fering from blood poison in her hand
for week, but is now improving.
Fred Haislet came down from
Minneapolis Sunday, for a brief visit,
going to New Hampton yesterday.
Henry Donaldson arrived home
from Anamosa Friday, having received
notice of his pardon the day before.
Mrs. f. j.. Healy, Of New Haven,
Conn. has been visiting her mother,
Mrs, f. r. Anderson, for several days.
4. b. Landon was down from
Burr Oak yesterday, the first time in
year. He is improving from his ill.,
ness. :.
Mrs. p. c. Bloomfield has been
enjoying visit from her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Hall and husband. Of Stewart,
Mimi. a,ae
Lewis Morrison in Faust is an
nounced to follow ashore Acres at
the Grand on April 20. 1t Is a superb
attraction.
Geo. Steyer returned from his Ell
kader visit on Thursday, his mother
and sister, Mrs. Eberhart, returning
with him.
MIR. and Mrs N. Tweet, of Locust,
were in the city on Saturday. Mrs.
Tweet has just recovered from an at
tack of lung fever.
Lost-a good Shepherd dog, in De-
corah, on Saturday April TIN. Finder
please notify p. G. Peterson, or NJ
Tweet, Locust, Iowa.
A special train will come from
Ossian tonight, with about IS people
who wish to see ashore Acres" re-
turning after the play.
--Reum Bros. installed a fine six
horse power boiler and four horse power
engine in their meat market last week,
to he used both for power and heat.
-Lost-a log chain about seven feet
long between the big stone church and
Highlandville Finder please notify
this Office or Ole Holland, Highland
Vile.
The Congregational ladies Easter
bazaar, advertised for last evening, was
indefinitely postponed in respect to the
memory of one of their members, the
late Mrs. G. r. Willett.
Ole Olson, who has been building
q house at Satire, had the misfortune
to fall from the roof the other day,
breaking the joints in his wrist. He
is now stopping at Bfandt's restaurant.
John Wingate arrived from west
ern Iowa Monday, bringing with HIM
five head of thoroughbred Short Horns,
and you may be certain they are fine
specimens. John somehow has a
knack of always getting the best out
of herd when he sees one.