Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-07-04

Work hes begun on the remodeling
of Ben Bears store.
"A. F. Smith is up from Waucoma,
to spend the Fourth.
WIN. Roman has been st. Paul
visitor the past two days.
Geo. A. Bieber was business visit
or from the Fort yesterday.
j. M. Akers was down from Bluff
ton yesterday, on business.
Mrs. ID. G. Graham and children
visited at Calmar last week.
Ed Bean was up from Cedar Rap
ids over Sunday, visiting friends.
Frank Headington went to st.
Paul Monday, on business trip.
John Bernatz transacted business
at Elgin and Clermont last week.
"A large furnished room for rent in
best part of city. Apply at this office.
e. w. Hoyt and Geo. Phelps went
to st. Paul Monday, on business trip.
Rev. j. Ridley, of Burr Oak, was
in the city Monday, transacting bust
ness.
Mrs. r. G. Pike enjoyed a visit
last week from Mrs. Collins, of North
wood.
TOILET Jarstad, of Kenyon, Mimi,
was visiting old friends in DEBORAH last
week.
Mrs. w. F. Abbey has gone to
Nebraska to visit with her husband for
a few weeks.
g. F. Baker spent last week with
his wife and son in Waterloo. They
returned home Friday.
! Rev. H. H. Green, d. D., arrived
from Dubuque yesterday, for brief
visit at the home of the editor.
Mrs. A. G. Baker and daughters
departed Saturday for Maine, where
they will visit for few weeks.
Master Paul Murphy, of West De.
corah, has been visiting his uncle, DIR.
G. d. Horton, at Fort Atkinson.
Miss Grace Greene returned home
to Mazomanie, Wis, Friday, after few
days visit with friends in DEBORAH.
Ed. Hovden, w. r. Smith, f. j.
Curtin, NJ II. Torsen and P. Roman
took in the races at Cedar Rapids last
week.
r. H. Miller has been laid up this
week with severe cold. f. A. Wa
terbury is taking his place at the G. M.
& st. P. depot.
Clarence Gross, who has been liv-
ing with his aunts, Mrs. Nelander and
Miss Cooke, returned home to Red
Cloud, Neb., last Wednesday.
-Clark's Livery will carry passen-
gers to Ringling's circus at Cresco, July
18th, refund trip, morning or evening,
fol Sl.OO. Engage seats ahead.
19-1-pd.
&C. f. Stinson arrived from Grand
Rapids, Mich, Saturday, to visit
home folks for few days. He has
been all over the east this trip.
Sam McMullen was down from
Burr Oak township Monday. He is
building new house to take the place
of the one which burned recently.
Herb Headington recently pur.
chased at Cedar Rapids a fine mann.
moth Kentucky Jack. 1t is a splendid
animal with an excellent pedigree.
M. C. Christensen, who has been
attending DEBORAH Institute, has &C
cepted position with the ID. M. Os
borne Harvesting Co., of Auburn, NY.
This paper was printed last even
ing, SO that our printers might enjoy
the celebration today, consequently W.
may have missed some of the latel
items.
| j. G. Barthell and daughter, Mis-
Harriet, departed Monday night fol
Troy, N. Y, where they will visit fol
a week, and then go on to Ocean Grove
N. j., to spend the summer.
Remember the special excursion
train on the Burlington next Tuesday
morning from DEBORAH to West Uniol
for Ringing Bros. Circus. Furthe
details elsewhere in this paper.
Word from Mr.. j. o. johnson
announces his safe arrival i'm England
on the Steamer st. Louis. He passed
through some severe storms on tn
Atlantic, during which one passenge
died and three went insane from
fright.
\ Andrew Sorenson, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Sorenson, of this city
graduated from the Synod Theologics
Seminary at Hamline, Mimi, recently
He will accept the pastorate Of
church at Tracy, MINI. His mothe
attended the graduation exercises.