Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-09-05

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Saturday, on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Slack were
down from Hesper this morning
Miss Mary Tabor and father were
down from Mabel, Mimi, Monday.
Mr.. H. r.. Wells, of Postville
visited his brother, B. H., last week.
Frank Bloomfield went to Min
neapolis yesterday, on pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kleinke, have
been visiting relatives here for few
days.
Miss Lille Blount, of Minneapolis
is in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
&C. w. Burdick and wife arrived
home from Chicago last Thursday
morning.
Henry Hitler returned Sunday
from Winnepeg, where he has been
this summer.
Miss Macha Vance enjoyed visit
last week from Miss Edna Dowd, of
La Crosse, Wis.
F. l.. Akers and Andrew Blegen
went to Watertown, s. D., Monday,
on land business.
Mrs. c. r. Ammon returned to
Estherville yesterday, after a visit at
the Hughes home.
Charles w. Akers, of Minneapolis,
returned home Saturday night, after a
visit with relatives here.
Geo. Glice and wife, of Burr Oak,
took the train yesterday for Bassett,
Ia, to attend wedding. 10
-Messrs. Tabor and Slack took the
train Monday for Oskaloosa, Iowa, to
attend the Friends yearly meeting.
M. OBrien and wife returned to
West Superior, Wis, yesterday, having
concluded their visit with relatives
here.
Peter Z. Haugen left for his Lac
qui Parle Co., Mimi, farm yesterday.
where he will build new house and
barn.
Miss Abbie Amy departed Friday
evening for Cleveland, Ohio, where
she will take course in kindergarten
work.
Ed. Bean came up from Cedar
Rapids Monday, and will spend a
month here, attending to business
matters
Miss Clara Hanson, of Rochester,
Mimi, and Miss Bandle, of Hesper,
were guests of Mrs. Frank Peacock
last week. O.
Alderman w. f. .Teskey and fam
lily arrived home Saturday morning
from their visit in Canada. They re-
port a splendid trip.
-Messrs. HI. A. Dixsen, II. j. Jen-
nisch and F. w. Boyd are enjoying a
nunting and fishing trip in Northern
this week.
j. j. Marsh and M. A. Harmon
vent to New Hampton yesterday, to
attend meeting of the county central
of this district.
-"Whose Baby are You?" aside
rom being the latest catchword that
S now the vogue is also the title of the |
Attest successful farce. 1t will be seen
,ere shortly.
Mrs. John Barth, of Locust, re-
turned last Thursday from visit with
Ter son, Geo. Barth, at Greene, Iowa.
Her granddaughter Miss Clara Barth,
anne home with her for visit.
Lafayette Cox, of Burr Oak, has
been in the city the past week, taking
hypnotic treatment for paralysis from
VI. b. Fitch. He says he las been
greatly benefited, and can now move
lbut and has the use of his limbs
RELY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Daniels, of
)ssian, departed yesterday via Deco
ah for Northeastern Ohio, where they
will attend reunion of their family.
They will perhaps be gone couple of
and upon their return will be
pleased to have all their neighbors
md friends call upon them.
Some miscreant set fire to one of
Iohn Kraby's hay stacks in Pleasant
ownship Saturday night, and it was
burned to the ground, entailing a loss
# from $75 to 500. If the person who
lid this can be apprehended it may
esult seriously for him, and it should.
such persons are a menace to a COM
nunity.
Through the columns of the press
# other cities in which the musical
arce IA Wise Woman" has been seen,
{ would seem that this latest work of
Nilfred Clarke's is the greatest sue
ess that its brilliant author has ever
lad. Miss Marie Lamour and Fred
'ric Murphy, who are being featured
n the play, have risen to the occasion
md made hit quite as pronounced as
he clever comedy.