Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-14
Ole Hundy went to Minneapolis

music store. ~ u.
C. F. Baker went to Chicago Mon
day, on business.
You will ALWAYS find perfect salts
faction trading at Bears.
Mrs. -. w. Schamel went t.
Minneapolis Tuesday, for a visit.
--hon. Nels Larson, of Highland
vile, was a DEBORAH business visitor
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Colnon went to Grand
Forks, N d., Monday to visit at the
home of Hon. VIM. Fudge.
"A scaffold in the M. E. church fell
down Monday, Herman Ambi receiv-
ing some severe bruises from the fall.
Mrs. Jos. Langenbach and child
rem, OF Cedar Rapids, have been visit
ing DEBORAH friends for ten days past.
Sidney Brickner was the victim OF
a happy surprise by his fellow students
of DEBORAH Institute on Saturday even
ing.
*. /. Haugen has returned from
Chicago and makes an announcement
of interest to dry goods buyers in this
issue.
The managers of the Red Oak
creamery in Springfield township,
have purchased fine new engine and
boiler.
Ben Bear was well enough to get
down to his store Monday morning.
but has had pretty hard tussle with
the grippe.
Miss Geneva Norton, after spend
ing several weeks in Chicago, has gone
to tairburg, Nebr., to accept a position
as trimmer
The millinery goods that were
damaged by water at Mary Keegan's
are now on sale. Come in and get
some bargains.
Remember March 26 to so are the
dates of Dr. Karl ID. Fisk's next visit
to DEBORAH. Office as usual at Win
nesheik House parlOIs. AZ
Wallis & Son, late of the Altdmo-
kee Democrat, Waukon, have secured
positions on the force of the Epening
Wisconsin, of Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. j. Houck removed her
household goods to Ridgeway last
week She will soon go on the road as
saleslady for book concern.
-Brunt & Parman now have the
sale of reserved seats for the Grand
opera house. The place is central, and
will doubtless give universal salts
faction.
If you didn't read that big adv. of
N. r. Croft on the second page last
week, look it over carefully now. 1t
contains some stunning hardware bar
gains
Bro. ID. G.. Griffith and wife, of the
Elkader Register, were in the city be-
tween trains Monday afternoon, and
we heartily enjoyed a brief shop chat
with them.
Mary Luella Bartholomew. of
West Union, ten years of age, was
taken to the girls reforniatory at
Mitchellville last week, because she
had mania for stealing, and could
not be controlled.
--Frohsinn Singing Society are ar
ranging for another one of their popu-
lar dances. interspersed with musical
numbers, to be given April 18th. The
simple announcement that Frohsinn is
to give dance Is sufficient guarantee
of its success.
IS. B Carter, living near West
Union, raised an acre and half Of
tobacco last year, as an experiment
He recently sold it for 81 800, to 9
Wisconsin buyer who pronounced it n
fine In quality as any grown in Wis
consin.
ashore Acres is as delicately an(
simyly beautiful as a morning glory
It's characters are so clear and com
handing, so delightfully."- quaint ant
ingenious, its sentiments are so poetic
its moral Is so sweet, that he who cal
resist or miss its influence Is eithe
superasthetic or mentally gross.
will be seen at the Grand opera hous
next month.
Il. A. Marsh moved his goods int
his new grocery store, the Jensel
building, on Monday. The building
has been fitted throughout with fin
new oak fixtures, electric lights, an,
all the modern appliances for the con
venient and rapid handling of goods
1t Is certainly handsome store, and
3 a splendid improvement to the city.
Last Wednesday afternoon tn
switch engine started for TT. Atkinso
, to help train up the hill between Fl
Atkinson and Calmar, and when goin
to the Fort side rod broke. Enginee
Stafford was thrown from the engin,
, which was going at full speed, an
seriously injured, and the cab wa
badly demolished. The firemen esoal
q Oh unhurt