Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-11-14

terday, on telephone business.
"A. w. Smith made business trip
to jackson Junction yesterday.
M. Tuna, of Calmar, was a De.
corah business visitor on Saturday.
y. w. Brorby left yesterday for
Minneapolis, to attend Luther Semi
nary.
M. III. Merrill enjoyed visit last
week from his brother, of Davenport,
Iowa.
If you are interested in foreign
travel, inquire about the "Stoddard
Lectures"
TOILET Ellestad has returned home
from four months visit in Iowa and
Minnesota.
&C. r. Wood has been up from
West Union for couple of days, on
telephone business.
Conductor s. l.. Collins has been
laying off this week. his run being
taken Dy II. y. I1pp.
Miss Anna Sigurdsen returned
Thursday to Lime Grove, Iowa, after
visiting in this county.
Mrs. ]. E. Bullock arrived from
Minneapolis Saturday, for visit at
the parental home of r.. A. Miller.
The Charles City papers say that
Mrs. Alice Saul will spend the winter
in DEBORAH with her sister, Mrs. Her.
bert Elliott.
The ladies of the Nj. f. church
will serve tea on Thursday evening, at
the home of Mrs. T. p. Logsdon, on
Mechanic street.
The B. q. r. & N. R'y Co. with
its usual promptness and progressive
ness has billed West Union, Postville,
Clermont, Ossian, Castalia, and
Nordness for the Princess Chic. Opera
Co. which appears at the Grand Nov.
20. -
Saturday evening a number of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Sunnes
helped them celebrate their 18th we'd
ding anniversary. \Luren and the
Norwegian Mandolin Club furnished
music, and it proved a very pleasant
event.
Even with three persons added to
our regular office force, they have
showed us under with job work the
past week. But we are beginning to
see the end in the distance, and will
be at the old stand to take care of flu
ture orders promptly and with salts
faction to all as usual.
Our theatregoers will be delighted
to learn that arrangements have been
completed whereby Mr.. Charles Froh-
mans company will shortly be seen
here in the play of ''The Little Minis
ter" an adaptation.of the novel of that
name, with which almost every one is
familiar. The success attained by the
play has been of the kind that has
caused sensation. Everywhere the
same story is told, theatres packed to
the doors.
The following kind words are from
the Usage News: The DEBORAH Insti-
tute which was founded several
years ago by the late John Brock
enridge, is continued in its career
of usefulness by Mrs. Breckenridge
with the same enterprising spirit
that was always so apparent during
Mr.. Breckenridge's career as the head
of the institution. Any young man or
young woman who desires to be sur
rounded with the best influences dur
ing school life should look into the
advantages offered by this school.
Those who attended the Institute and
are acquainted with the workings of
the institution, together with the capa-
bility of its faculty members, and its
manager, Mrs. Breckenridge, can only
speak in highest praise of all. The ex-
pense for attending is unreasonably
low for a first class school like this one.
In addition to its regular classical
course, students can have the advan-
tage of the excellent commercial de-
partment Including bookkeeping, type
writing, stenography, business cores
pOndence, and actual office and
business practice. Those entering the
business department are given an
opportunity to study the Norwegian
and German languages. 1t is one of
the best schools in the state for securing
an education for the least possible
expense.
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