Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Following arr the Decorah markets at the
time If going TO press:

Next week Thursday.
Don't miss Remember the Maine"
ut the Grand.
Samuel Glenn came up from Elgin
Monday, on business.
&C. II. Valdez transacted business
in hicago last week.
"A 1900 ID. year old horse for sale
ON one years tim.. Call at Groff's.
Philip Halse was down from Bluff
ton township Saturday, on business.
Mr.. A. Rice, Of Button was a
pleasant business caller on Saturday.
II J. Paterka went to Chicago Sat-
urday night, to look up spring sty les In
suitings.
Il. ID. Emery, Of McCOok county,
s. d., is here for an extended visit with
relatives.
). A. Anderson, of Orleans town.
ship, was in the city last Wednesday
on business.
The warmest bunch of coons you
ever saw-Elks' Minstrels, Grand
March 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. B. O. Marsh enter
taintd company Of friends at cards
last Thursday evening.
-Remember that l.. A. Marsh g
grocery will move into the p. Jensen
building next Monday.
Henry Baker, of Watertown, N.
Y. has been visiting at the home Of A.
w. Grow for few days.
Lincoln Carter's great dramatic
naval play, Remember the Maine"
tomorrow Thursday night.
Grand oil style minstrel show next
week Thursday at the Grand opera
house, by the DEBORAH Elks lodge
Rev. l.. J. M. Dick, of Maquokets,
will commence series of revival meet
ings at the Advent church in Burr Oak
next Friday evening.
Carl Hagen, who has been in the
employ of 1. j. Paterka, has rented e.
o. Blekeberg's farm in Madison town.
ship, and will move onto it this week
The Mabel Tribune has been sold
to A. H. Bugbee, j. IT, Wheaton re
tanning the job department. We wish
the new managementunlimi success
Geo. Dillingham; come down from
Hesper and on Saturday took the train
for Blue Earth City, MIMI, where hs
has gone to look up some business in
terests.
Dubuque citizens carried the pro
position as to whether or not the city
should buy the water works system a
a cost OF $545 900, by majority of 2674
last week Wednesday.
That hustling little newspaper, tn,
Record, which is letting people know
that there is such town. on the maj
as Ridgeway, has inaugunted a move
ment to establish water works plan
in our neighboring village.
Rev. F. N. Eldredge, who has beef
conducting gospel meetings at the Bap
fist church, left for Pocahontas yester
day morning. Rev. f. H. Gillet, Q
West Union, Is expected this evening
to continue the meetings.
Il. ]. Andersen has applied for
patent on a new check hook which
in our opinion the safest and most con
venient one we have ever seen. Their
is no chance for the check rein to shak
out Of the hook after being placed in II
and 1t Is neat locking appliance.
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Stoskopf, G
Locust, were very pleasantly surprise
last Thursday night. About thirt
people were present. The presents tina
they received were many and beautiful
and everybody returned home yer
well pleased aud feeling that they ha'
enjoyed very pleasant evening.
You can't help but see that big &c
of N. X. Groff's. which occupies neal
ly the entire second page of this issue
He has just finished inventory. and
telling our readers about some Of tn
enormous stock Of hardware which h
carries. and about some mighty chea
prices, too Read 1t all through. ]
will be time well spent.
\ Mrs. f. f.. Schuck departed for -
Louis Saturday, where she will spen
two weeks copying the spring styles
millinery and purchasing new goods
The millinery department Of tn
Schuck, Dry Geods Co. will reeeav
more attention than ever this year, an
much larger and more expensive lin
will be carried than ever before,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bear arrive
from New York City Saturday, wheI
the former has been making extensiv
purchases for his store. He was. e,
ceptionally successful in buying th
J year, ON account Of being In clos
touch with the manufacturers, by rea
on of his long experience In the bus
/ ness and the large amount Of goods b
! BUYS every year, and feels highly sati