Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-06-27

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Miss Priscilla Bridge went to Des
Moines Monday afternoon.
DIR. Mclaughlin, of Calmar, was
in the city Saturday morning.
Official program of Decorah's
Fourth of July on second page.
g. F. Gunderson, of Ossian, was @
DEBORAH business visitor Friday.
Mr.. Edwin Hover, of Locust, was
pleasant caller yesterday at this office.
Mr.. John Koppen, of Locust, made
us a pleasant business call last Friday.
Ole Olson received severe cut
over the eye Sunday, while playing
ball.
II. Ahern was over from Calmar
Saturday morning, on railroad bust
ness.
Miss Mary Cutler is home from
Albert Lea, spending the summer va
cation.
e. b. Woodland came down from
Cresco and spent Sunday with DEBORAH
friends.
Mrs. Dolly and daughter were
over from Calmar Monday, doing some
shopping.
Mrs. A. F. Anundsen and children
made trip to Calmar Saturday, be-
tween trains.
ID. +. Reed has been making some
material improvements. to his residence
on DEBORAH Avenue.
Fred l.. Akers arrived home from
South Dakota yesterday, where he has
been on land business.
M. ]. Soukup went to Cedar Rap
ids Monday, to see his brother, Joseph,
who is in hospital there.
H. A. Bigelow returned on Friday
from Watertown, S. d. where he had
uccu oH prospective Jour.
Misses Maud and Beatrice Hop
perstod went to Latimer, Iowa, yester-
day, for visit with friends.
John Bernatz, accompanied by his
mother and sister, returned Saturday
from their visit to Ortonville, MINI.
Rev. j. Hilburn, of Mitchell, came
in Monday morning and went ON
to Burr Oak, to visit former parish
oners.
Congressman G. n. Haugen, of
Northwood, was H. the city over Sun
day, calling on his numerous friends
in this vicinity.
--Mds. Fred Jurgens and Lars
Gjermo, of Armstrong, Iowa, arrived
Friday, for visit with relatives and
friends of DEBORAH.
Hon. w. b. Martin, of Greenfield,
Adair County, was in the city Mon
day, calling on our people in the in
terest of his candidacy for Secretary of
State.
B. J. Reynolds went to Ridgeway
Monday, where he was called to take
some pictures of the Dorm family re-
union. Mrs. Reynolds, f. Mather and
Mrs. Mather accompanied him.
j. j. Marsh returned from Phila-
delphia yesterday, where he was in at
tendance at the Republican National
Convention, as delegate from Iowa.
We acknowledge receipt of a beautiful
souviner.
Harry l.. Thompson, formerly OF
Waukon, a nephew of Mrs. e. r.
Acers, was married ON the 26th inst,
to the only daughter of President
Lambert, the millionaire head of the
steel nail trust.
Geo. Wicks, of Burr Oak, was ia
ken to the hospital at Independence
Friday. Mr.. Wicks has had a good
many mistortunes of late, and they
have brought on spells of melancholy.
His many friends hope that his present
condition is but temporary.
We installed a brand new electric
motor in our office yesterday, which
will furnish all our motive power here.
after. 1t is about the size of half.
bushel measure, and walks away with
all our machinery just as we wish it to-
There Is absolutely no power on earth
that equals 1t, and the man who at
tempts to remove it or talk other power
to us, will be shot on the spot. Oul
friends are welcome to call and see i
in operation.