Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-10

| -Rev. Fr. Garrahan was in the city
from Lawler yesterday.
-Myron Hall was over from Ossian
Monday, on a business trip.
Mrs. F. P. Adams went to Mars
halltown Saturday, for visit.
Alderman w. s. Bucknell made a
business trip to Lawler Saturday.
MIR. J. w. Swehla, of Calmar, was
DEBORAH business visitor Saturday.
C. c. Bates took in the Cedar
Rapids races and carnival last week.
John Young and family were
down from Hesper township yesterday.
Frank Kelly returned to Mime.
apolis Monday, alter visiting here for
several days.
Arthur Baker arrived from Chi
cago Saturday, for an over Sunday
visit with relatives.
H. G. Goddard arrived on Sunday
from Chicago, for short visit among
friends and relatives.
M. LANCE came down from Bluff.
ton Friday, to attend the Post meeting
and transact business.
e. G. NARROW has rented one of R.
b. Tuttle's houses on Main street and
will move to DEBORAH.
M. s. Howard cane over from
Waukon, and on Saturday took the
train for LIE Roy, MINI.
j. Jackwitz returned last Wednes-
day from Minneapolis, where his wife
has had an operation performed.
Elsewhere will be found notice of
G. f. Woods 3rd annual sale of cattle
and horses next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. b. o. Brown returned home
to st. Cloud, Mimi, Saturday, after a
visit with relatives and friends here.
Frank Kelly arrived home from
Glendive, Mont, last Wednesday, to
visit friends and relatives few days.
Rev. L. J. Anderson who has been
on a missionary tour for the last three
months, is home in DEBORAH for a few
days.
"A. ]. Mckee was called to South
Dakota Thursday, to take care of his
brothers, who are sick with typhoid
feaver.
Don't forget liver Larsen's slaughter
sale of ladies' wraps, furs, etc., from
Oct. LIST to 10th. Read his ad. for par
ticulars.
Three young ladies wanted at Mrs.
B. o. Dahly's; two for the trimming
room and one for the store, to act as
saleslady. lw
Mrs. j. A. Gavin returned Satur-
day from Estherville, Iowa, where she
has been visiting her daughter for
three weeks.
Bonnie Tolstad died at the home of
his parents in Freeport, last Friday
from typhoid fever, and was buried
on Sunday. The bereaved ones have
our sympathy.
Mrs. Marie Dahl returned to
Blooming Prairie yesterday via Deco
rah, after visit at the home of John
Young, of Hesper township. She was
unfortunate in losing son and sister
while here.
Mrs. Victor Odquist, of La Crosse,
Wis, sister of Mrs. l.. J. Anderson,
has with her children been visiting
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson for couple
of weeks. She returned home last
Saturday.
"A pleasant surprise party was had
at the home of Thomas Rasmussen
in Allamakee county, last Sunday
evening. There were fifty people in
attendandance, and when they de-
parted they left $35. 80 as a memento of
the occasion.
John o. Hamre, of Park River, S.
d., has been visiting his uncle, o.. T.
Hamre for few days. He left for his
home yesterday morning, being on his
way thither after European tour,
combining visit to the Paris exposi-
ton and other interesting points.
-"Hans Hanson" the new Swede
company in which Mr.. Jas. Il. Nc
Alpin is starring so successfully this
season, is billed for presentation at the
Opera house, Oct. 18th. Mr.. McAlpin
was last seen here in "Ole Olson" on
which occasion he left an excellent
impression and he will doubtlessly be
warmly welcomed on his return by
his many admirers here.
j. j. Valenta, of Sumner township,
was business visitor in DEBORAH sat
urday. MIR. Walenta is building a
handsome house or his farm west of
Spillville this summer. 1t is made Of
pressed brick, patterned after the
Jos. M. Lennon home near the fair
grounds, and will cost him about $1,000
when completed. 1t will be modern
house in every respect, and will be
greatly enjoyed by his family.