Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-08-29
DEBORAH Institute Commencement

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Miss Tena Davidson Sundayed a
the home of o. p. Ode in Calmar.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. j. Miller went t.
Waukon Sunday, to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Sheel departed Friday
for st. Louis, for a visit with relatives
Fred Landers arrived home from
Merrill, Wis, yesterday, for al
indefinite stay.
John O'Rourke came down from
Minneapolis Sunday, for visit with
DEBORAH friends.
Mrs. John Odson and daughter
returned to Minneapolis Saturday
after visit here.
j. w. Lawhead is closing out his
household goods preparatory to break
ing up housekeeping.
Albert Sorenson and wife arrived
home Saturday from their visit with
relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. ID. Thomas and Mrs. G. w.
Freeman returned Sunday from a
weeks visit at Burr Oak
Miss Lottie Barr returned to Des
Moines Friday, after a two weeks
visit with DEBORAH friends.
Mrs. J. w. Miller, of Washington,
Iowa, is enjoying visit at the paren-
tai home of Thos. Graham.
&C. F. Stinson arrived home Friday
from trip on the road to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. w. d. Holway went to
Clear Lake Saturday, to spend few
days at the home of her daughter.
Miss Myrtle Engbretson enter
tanned company of friends Saturday
afternoon, in honor of her birthday.
Roy Larsen left for Austin Mon
day, where he has orders to report for
run as brakeman on the main line.
w. p. Rima has moved his family
into the Bucknell house on Winnebago
street, where he will conduct beard
ing house.
MIR. c. o. Blekeberg, of Madison
township, has received some gold
quartz from his cousin which was
taken out of the mines in Alaska.
New stock just received. The
largest and finest line in the city.
Workmanship guaranteed first class.
Call at Mackenstadt's tailoring estab-
lishment. 27.3
Miss Stella Davidson left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago in the interest
of the millinery department of the
Schuck Dry Goods Co. She will be
absent about month.
Miller K Sons delivery horse
started to make home run on Water
street Saturday afternoon, but was
stopped in little while on account OF
leaving the wagon behind.
10 why should we mortals be
stuck up so with pride, when oul
clothes are all sweaty and stick to oul
hide, when our collars are melted and
the starch is all gone, and we long tc
appear without anything on."-
Nashua Reporter.
Jennie and Clementine Tyler have
been in Dakota visiting their many
relatives They were much surprised
at the sight of the thousands of grain
stacks, and the many steam threshers
running. They thought this country
was nearly as nice as old Winnesheik
County.
The place for the ladies to go to
get their tailor-made suits is Macken-
stadt's tailoring establishment. You
have the privilege of examining a
large line of goods and making your
selections thereirom. He is thoroughly
fitted for this line of work and can
guarantee satisfaction. 27-3
"A delicious morsel in the musical
farce IA Wise Woman" is the intro
duction of quantity melodious
Southern Grooming song and lullaby
done by Miss Marie Lamour. The
music of this number is said to be-
extremely catchy and easy to remem
Der, and so popular does it Immediately
become that it is whistled and hum
med by all the small boys, and by
many of the big ones wherever the
play is produced.
An Arkansas paper says in one o
the mountain counties only one mar
took a newspaper, and the citizens TO
some distance around would gather il
to hear it read when it came. ON
listener one time asked what they
were doing in congress, "Oh," replied
the reader, They're playing thu
dickens over there. They passed ,
law adding two months to the yea
and the worst part of it is they mad
them both winter months" "Blas
their fool heads" said the listener
"And we are nearly out of fodder
All that local editor has to be t
successfully run a newspaper is t
be able to write poem, discuss tn,
tariff and the gold and silver question
report a wedding, umpire a game o
base ball, coach foot ball team, lick ,
jockey, give lawyer to understand