Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-08-15
for the fair.

\ apOllS last week.
IT. III. Huinker was a hub visitor
from Festina Saturday.
Frank Young transacted business
at Fort Atkinson Friday.
Mrs. A. l.. Himle went to Min
neapolis Monday, for visit.
-Wm. Summers was over from Fort
Atkinson, Friday, on business.
Bro. Dodd, of the Fort Atkinson
Times, was in the city Saturday.
L. A. Meyer was a DEBORAH bust.
ness visitor from Ossian Saturday.
Miss Della Murphy and Paul
visited at Fort Atkinson Thursday.
Miss Bessie Hitchcock was pas.
senger for New Hampton Saturday.
Miss Maud Lawrence, of Navan,
visited her brother, G. H., last week.
-Roadmaster r. Ahern was over
from Calmar Monday, on business
trip.
Mrs. III. F. Thompson went to
Lyons, Iowa, Thursday, to visit rela-
tives.
| jos. Morton and family were over
from Calmar, last week, visiting with
friends.
VIM. Jensen, of Strawberry Point,
was transacting business in DEBORAH
Friday.
F. J. Lang left, Thursday, for a
trip awheel to Minneapolis, for few
days visit.
Miss Lucy Jaeger has been visiting
relatives and friends at Dubuque since
last Thursday.
j. A. Cutting, of Grafton, N. d.,
has been visiting his brother, E. W.,
for week past.
Rev. w. V. Schlung departed yes.
terday afternoon for Prairie du Chen
to visit sister.
II. f. Harrington went to Anamosa
yesterday, where he will auction off a
stock of clothing.
Ed. Haugen departed for Crooks
ton, Mimi, Monday, where he has
some land interests.
Miss Lottie Ellickson returned
home to Albert Lea, Saturday, after an
extended visit here.
Miss Alice Christopher is here
from Sioux City visiting her father
and DEBORAH friends.
Mrs. Thomas Clancy, of Austin,
Mimi, visited friends in the city from
Friday until yesterday.
Miss Ruth Holway went to Clear
Lake Monday, for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Roy Palmeter.
The lightning Sunday afternoon
killed one of Jacob JEWELS cows, or
his farm north of the city.
Vincent Kellogg has been up from
Dallas Center, Iowa, since Friday
visiting relatives and friends.
| Geo. Tyler threshed 1900 bhsheli
of mixed grain from 81 acres last week
which is the top record so far reported
Let us hear from others.
i ID. G. Graham arrived home from
independence Thursday. He is i'm
proving rapidly, feeling well ant
strong, and has been greeting his man.
, friends since returning, all of whom
are glad to learn of his recovery.
/ DIR. w. f. Coleman announces tina
he will be absent from the city for
month, and his office will be closed, s.
that he may spend the time in recuper
alton at Mt. Clemens, Mich. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Coleman departed Saturday 70
Mt. Clemens.
Does your wife love amusement
Then send her out for an evening, o
what is the matter with you escortinl
her to see that funny comedy, ~
Wise Woman" You will enjoy il
and it will remove that tired look iron
her face. You will both be the bette
: for it.
The lightning during the storr
Sunday afternoon struck H. A. Bigs
, lows barn and set fire to the hay, bu
Mr.. Bigelow and b. f. Jewell, VIII
was visiting there, by prompt actio
: extinguished the fire. Mr.. JEWELL
horse and two dogs, which were in tn
= barn, were stunned, but recovered 500
$ afterward.
Prof. BreckeEridge's DEBORAH III
:. stitute commercial department hs
q grown so rapidly that it compels th
hiring Of another teacher, professc
$ from the c. g. Commercial Colleg,
: Shorthand and typewriting 81 pr
r month. A student can finish tn
y course as soon as he can do
thoroughly. Bookkeeping "a pc
month. Fall term begins Sept. 8.