Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

-"She Loved
Him So" tonight
Grand opera house.
Miss Petra Bye went to Chicago
Saturday night.
Miss AIDE Tracy visited Cresco
friends last week.
IT Olson went to Minneapolis
Saturday morning.
Atty. T. Clary, of New Hampton,
was in the city Friday.
g. A. Meyer was over from Cal
mar Thursday, on business.
"A. A. Chandler went to Lawler
Monday, on business trip.
Frank Headingten went to Chica-
go Sunday, on business trip.
"A. Nc MILAN was DEBORAH visit
or from the Foit last Thursday.
"A cooperative creamery is one of
the probabilities for 1900 at Mabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bundy depart
ed Monday. on trip on the road.
Charles Drake and Leonard Slack
Spent Sunday in Prairie Du Chen.
IF. A. Duff, of Platteville, Wis,
was visiting his parents here last week.
g. f. Gunderson was over from
Ossian last Wednesday, on business.
Rev. F. M. Robertson, P. E., of
Fayette, passed through the city Mon
day.
Atty. Dan Shea went to Des
Moines, Iowa, yesterday, on a profess
sional trip.
"A crowded house should greet
because She Loved Him So'' at the
Grand tonight.
III. HI. Dalaker, of Military town.
ship, was an agreeable caller at this
office lastThursday. FiT'F
Mrs. Schmidt went to Fort Akin
son last week, and visited the family
Of F. A. Schneider
j. T. Chinook was called to st.
Paul last Wednesday, by the news of
the illness ofhis daughter.
John Heinen, of Ossian, was a
DEBORAH business visitor Monday. We
acknowledge pleasant call.
Jos. Groat, of Burr Oak township,
took the train here yesterday for
Mitchell, s. d., for visit with his
father.
Misses Gertrude and Dottie Bear
very pleasantly entertained q company
of thirty young ladies on Saturday
afternoon.
Our Burr Oak correspondent re-
ports the illness of Supervisor r. s.
Wolfenberger with typhoid fever, and
the death of Mrs. Mitson.
The heavy fall of snow of Monday
has made sleighing good, and as q
consequence there were good many
people in town yesterday.
Through the courtesy of an invi
tation from Mr.. Robt. Simpson, the
Bon Ami club enjoyed sleigh ride
party on Monday evening.
ID. p. Halves has been home sinct
Christmas, enjoying o vacation from
duties on the road. He expects to de
part again on his trip next Monday.
Miss Julia Wingate, who has beer
visiting relatives at Hesper and Bur
Oak, took the train here today fol
Kansas City, for visit with relatives
&C. Golz has been enjoying visi
from his son Albert. He has driftet
about q good deal in recent years
and was one of the Klondike golt
seekers.
Baptist church. The text mex
Sunday morning will be, Matthew
6:lS; the evening subject will be
"Wherefore?" The Junior Uniol
meets every afternoon at SIS.
"A parents meeting was held at tn
high school building ON Friday eve
ming, which was attended and enjoy
ed by large number. Some interest
ing discussions were INDUCED in.
"A brother of HI. G. Hjerlied, q
Crystal Lake, Iowa, who is also
banker, had the misfortune to hav
limb taken of last week by larg
safe falling on 1t. HI. G. went to sc
him.
IF. G. Schanck made quite q driv
on Saturday. He drove from Prosper I
DEBORAH, II miles, in just one hour an
twenty-four minutes, making the tri
from Burr Oak to DEBORAH In one hor
and one minute.