Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
1900 JANUARY 1900
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Read ad. of liver Larsen's clearance

Geo. Gibbs is here from Sioux City,
visiting friends and relatives.
AL our meM's suits thrown into
this January clearing sale. Ben Bear
Mrs. Fred Kendrick went home t.
Charles City yesterday, after visit
here.
Mrs. w. r. Wheatman was taken
to Nevada, Mo-, last week, for medical
treatment.
WIN. Renken went to Rockf ford,
Iowa, Monday after visit with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. F. l.. Akers was visiting rela-
tives at Bluffton from Thursday until
yesterday.
The clerks of the city are again
making an effort to secure the early
closing of stores.
Miss Bertha wildly returned to
Waterloo Saturday, after visit at the
home of r. HI. Tracy.
j. E. Bullock and wife returned to
Minneapolis yesterday, after visit
with DEBORAH relatives.
Miss Radcliffe, of Waukon, took the
train here Saturday for Mortified,
Mimi, to re.enter school.
Rev. J. Ridley, of Burr Oak, is
assisting in revival work at Republic.
He left via DEBORAH, Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Houck passed through
DEBORAH Saturday, on her way from
Preston, Mimi, to Ridgeway.
The firm of Griswcld & Gremm
has dissolved partnership, Mr.. Girls
void assuming charge of the business.
Edward Bear and Miss Gertrude
returned Saturday from fortnight's
visit at Lafayette, Ind, with relatives.
Rev. A. G. Hislop and wife de-
parted last week for Correctionville,
Iowa, after a visit with DEBORAH rela-
tives.
-Chas. Heckle, of Lisbon, N. d.
spent Sunday with relatives in this
county. He departed to Des Moines
Monday.
Sheriff Christen went ts Saltwater,
Mimi. yesterday after Albert Otteson,
who is in prison there and is wanted
here for assault with intent to commit
rape.
The serious illness of John Ora.
ham called his mother and brother
George to Omaha last week. His
DEBORAH friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Roy Siihring was quite badly in
jured Monday evening while skating
on the river, by falling against the
sharp point of another boys skate. A
deep cash was cut in his leg.
Baptist church, next Sunday morn
ing; subject: "Daily Bread" evening
forgiveness" The Ladies Aid So
ciety hold their regular tea at the re-
gular tea at the residence ofJ. }. Marsh
"Wednesday evening.
Advertising Is the vital spark o.
any successful business lin fact it i!
the most important thing about it
The biggest bargains on earth ART
useless unless possible buyers becom,
informed that you have them.
"A Parents Meeting has been an
nounced for Friday evening next, II
the high school room. The subjectl
for discussion will be "Physical Train
ing' led by DIR. Harriette B. Amy anG
"Planning for the Future of Children,
led by E. p. johnson. These discus
sions are helpful and entertaining, ant
all who desire are invited to attend.
The following article went arount
the exchanges last fall, and it /
good enough for publication now
The frost is on the pumpkin ant
the fodder In the shock; as the sea
sons come around like hands upon tn
clock; the school boy is trudging t
school across the hill; and the autumn
winds blowing with that strang
and sudden chill; the fall time fskir /
here to exhibit gall; and the measle.
little house fly is whitening on tn
wall; the golden grain Is pouring int
town from off the land and the farme
is paying of his debt of hand; tn
bright hued leaves flutter down from
off the forest trees and the foot bal
players lengthy locks are waving II
the breeze; the wholesale man Is bus.
aud the merchant on the jump, Will
the coal man Is ready to make tn
the coal price hump, make great bi
preparation to rake In all the shekel
that you can, aud when you blov
them In dou't forget the printer man