Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-06-27
Girls wanted-at the Steam Laul


Union yesterday.
Mrs E. A. Elsner is visiting rela-
tives at Delmar, Iowa.
-Hawley Lennon has arrived home
for the summer vacation.
Henry Schulze went to Cresco
Monday, on business trip.
H. w. Haislet was DEBORAH bust.
ness visitor from Ridgeway Monday.
Geo. Wilson was down from Ores.
co over Sunday, visiting home folks.
B. III. Wells and wife are enjoying
a visit from their daughter, Mrs Hoyt.
Mrs. r. F. B. Portman has been
visiting st. Paul friends since Friday.
-Chas Linkenheil was here over
Sunday, returning to Wauseka, Wis,
Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Otto Olson trans
acted business at Jackson Junction
Monday.
"A day of continuous amusement
from sunrise to midnight. Spend the
Fourth at DEBORAH.
Miss Florence Coble returned home
TO Chicago Monday, the millinery
season having closed.
Mrs. j. w. Daubney is down from
Lakefield, Mimi, visiting relatives and
friends in DEBORAH and vicinity.
r. Wampler, wife and daughter,
of Ridgeway, passed through DEBORAH
Monday, on their way to Waukon.
Mr.. Roy Palmeter, of Clear Lake,
spent Sunday with his wife at the
parental home of f. w. D. Holway.
Lewis Holcomb and daughter,
Miss Clara Hard, went to Baskerville,
Iowa, Monday, to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Marie Whitmell is spending
the vacation from studies at the State
Normal School in Cedar Falls at
home.
The marriage of Mr.. B. Burreson
to Miss Hilda Marie Thingvold, both
of Hesper Township is announced for
tomorrow (Thursday.)
"A special train to DEBORAH July 4th.
over the B. G r. & N, leaving West
Union at 700 a. M. and returning after
the fireworks in the evening.
Each one buying Is cents worth of
fireworks will be presented with red,
white and blue patriotic hat free of
charge. Elliott Bros, Racket Store
H. Engbretson has let the contract
for erecting his fine new building west
of the city hall to Henry Renken, and
we understand work will commence at
once.
Lewis Bender has been remodling
his residence north of the city, and
has made some Improvements that will
greatly add to its comfort and coDven-
fence.
Extensive preparations for the field
meet between the West Union, Cresco
and DEBORAH fire departments, to be
held here August Sth., are being made
A grand dance will be given in the
evening after the field meet.
The city fathers held a meeting
last night to receive objections to the
paving proposition from interested
property holders. The matter will
now probably come to a vote at an
early season.
Co. Treasurer w. o. Nordheim de-
parted last week for the west ON q
much needed recreation trip. He will
go to Montana, stopping on the way to
visit in Minnesota and North Dakota,
and will spend several weeks in the
west. We hope that the trip will be
one of pleasure and recuperation.
Always looking after the comfort
of his employees and customers, X. 1.
Haugen has installed fine new large
fan motor in his store, which keeps the
air nice and cool during these hot d ,ys,
and makes it pleasure to do trading
there. Mr.. Haugen says you couldn't
take it out for almost any price if he
could not get another.
During the band concert the boys
make SO much noise about the band
stand that the softer strains of music
are indistinct to those who are listen
ing. This annoyance must be stopped
forthwith, or some of the youngsters
will spend the evening at Hotel de
Christen. Parents are requested to
accept this gentle hint and keep their
children within proper bounds
We were Gliding a farmer one
day this week for sending away for his
binding Irvine. He retaliated in q
way that we can't get around. Well,
where will I get it, he asked? / don't
see any advertised in your paper, and
when we came to look we didn't say
anything more about it. There will be
places in Britt where Irvine can be
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