Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-08-22
ANGELS comedians at steyer's all

Van Dyke & Eaton company at
the Grand all next week.
The greatest fair in northeastern
Iowa at Decolah next week.
Jos. p. Wangler spent last week
with friends and relatives at Waterloo.
Mis-. w. P. McClaskey visited her
mother at Granger, Mimi, last week.
Charles Pierson and father have
gone to New York for an extended
visit.
Fred Goddard made trip to
Calmar between trains Monday after
noon
Henry Heuser was down from
Preston, Mimi, last Wednesday, on
business.
Daniel Price, of Burr Oak town.
ship, was DEBORAH business visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. G.. Bothne returned from st.
Paul last Wednesday, where she had
been visiting.
"A new house is being erected for
Gilbert Pearson just east of the old DIR.
Curtis residence.
Mrs. H. s. E. Renken visited
friends and relatives at Prairie du
Chen last week.
w. T. Symonds went to Cedar
Rapids last Wednesday, on business
and pleasure trip.
Al. Markhus, of Willmar, Mimi,
was visiting DEBORAH friends and
relatives last week.
Rev. Herman Hegner was out
from Chicago last week, visiting his
parents and friends here.
F. H. Baker and family and w.
F. Baker and wife, arrived home Fri
day from their Mississippi outing.
Mrs. Spencer, of Carbondale, Pa,
has been visiting her brother, DIR. A.
G. Woodward, for fortnight past.
Isaac johnson went to Milwaukee
last Wednesday night, where he has
accepted position in a machine shop.
M. G.. Steyer represented Win
neSheik Democracy at the state con-
vention at Cedar Rapids last Thursday.
-Keum Bros. have purchased a fine
new road wagon with bicycle tires and
all late improvements, of J. j. Marsh.
Rev. Brandt came down from
Luther Seminary at Hamline last
Wednesday, for visit with relatives
in DEBORAH.
-Luren wishes us to extend their
heartfelt thanks to all who assisted
them in securing the organ in the first
organ contest.
Mrs. l.. P. Gjermo returned home
to Armstrong, Iowa, last Wednesday,
after an extended visit with DEBORAH
relatives and friends.
Miss Mae Decker is spending
part of her summer vacation from
duties in the public schools of Min
neapolis, visiting among DEBORAH
friends.
There are few papers in this country
that equal the Chicago Chronicle in its
variety and conciseness of news, its
tirmness of opinion, and its reliability.
1t stands at the head of American
dailies.
Congressman G. N. Haugen, of
Northwood, was in the city last We'd
nesday and Thursday, calling on his
many friends in this section, and
looking after political and other
matters.
Samson Scott departed Sunday on
vacation trip to Sidney, N. D., and
Hilton, Manitoba. He will spend
several weeks visiting his sisters and
enjoying the hunting and fishing in
that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Schuck de-
parted on Saturday for market to make
their fall and winter purchases of
millinery and dry goods. They expect
to purchase heavily and will visit st.
Louis and Chicago before returning.
The grading of the two blocks OF
Water street between Grove and River
streets was finished yesterday, and
this morning the crushed stone work
was begun, which will be followed up
by laying the brick. 1t is the lnten-
ton to complete two blocks at time.
Charles Trzcinski entertained q
party of gentlemen last Wednesday
evening in honor of his brother, Mr.
Frank Trzcinski, of Watertown, Wis.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
at cards and other amusements, and
the guests departed at an early hour
having greatly enjoyed the occasion.
The company which will present
IA Wise Woman" the latest musical
farce at the Grand opera house in the
near future has a really wonderful
array of well known people enlisted in
the ranks of the organization. The
management do not believe in the toe
common system of Zone or two giving
the whole show" but have organized
what is undoubtedly one of the strong
est farce comedy casts ever brought