Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-24

Supervisor M. J. Nicholson was u
from Springfield Friday.
Peter Goldberg was down froI
Hesper Saturday, ON business.
M. s. Howard is over from Wau
kon, on electric light business.
MIR. Jos. Melaas, of Ridgeway, wa
calling on DEBORAH friends Sunday.
DIR. ]. J. Radcliffe, of Waukon
spent Sunday with friends in the city
Miss Theo. McClaskey entertained
a company at whist Thursday even
ing.
M. A. Kubish of Fort Atkinson
was DEBORAH business visitor Mon
day.
Miss Kate McAndrews arrived
home Friday from her Minneapolis
visit.
We understand that w. r. Toyt
will return to DEBORAH and open den
tai office.
&C. E. Dickerman returned to ST.
Paul yesterday, after visit of several
days here.
Miss Jessie Beers returned home
Saturday after two weeks visit with
her sister Clara.
"A cottage house six rooms, for rent,
705 West Water street. Inquire at
this office.-36-4.
r. B. Richards, of Savage, Neb.,
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Headington.
Mrs. Frank Dryer and son, of
Terra Haute, Ind, is here visiting her
mother and sister.
Good lumber wagon for sale; will
trade for wood. Call at Groff's hard
Ware.-Frank Low. 36-2
Mr.. X. Grindeland, of Highland
township, spent Monday in DEBORAH,
transacting business.
-Chas. r. Cove and wife went to
Minneapolis yesterday, where they
will visit for few weeks.
-Mds. B. F. Headington and A. r.
Severson went to Fredericksburg, Mon
day, to attend w. r. G. meeting.
Charles Wilson, Jos. Williams and
Others went to Spillville yesterday to
work on the parochial school building.
The second football team will play
New Hampton here Nov. I'd, and a
return game in New Hampton Nov. Is.
M. G. Christensen returned Sun
day from Sioux Falls, s, D., where he
has been visiting his parents for some
time.
-Lasse Manganese, eleven year old
son was buried on Sunday on Wash
ington Prairie. Death came from ner-
vous trouble.
The laying of the brick on Water
street was completed Saturday, and
Winnebsgo street will be finished to-
day or tomorrow.
Harry Spealman, T. P. A., of
Cedar Rapids, was transacting business
here Monday, in the interest of the
b. c. r. & N. Ry.
"A large amount of scenery and
property are carried by the Robert
Mantell Company to be used in "a
Free Lance" tomorrow night.
Bert Lennon has accepted posi-
ton in G. +. Knoke's new grocery,
where he will be pleased to see all his
old friends, and to make new ones.
The DEBORAH football team has ar
ranged to play game with the Cresco
eleven at the latter place on Nov. 18th. |
Our heartfelt sympathies are ex-
tended to Cresco.
The remains of Mrs. j. w. Curtis
were disinterred from Phelps cemetery
last week Thursday by undertaken f.
g. Hegner, and forwarded to Portage,
WIS.,, Tor burial there.
Miss Hannah Larsen, daughter of
Prof. Laur Larsen, returned on Friday,
after four years sojourn in Zululand
as a missionary. Poor health COM
PEELED her to return home.
The first winter term of Valdez
Business College and Normal School
opens Monday, Nov. 5. At that time
new classes will be formed to meet the
demands Of all who enter.
Miss Emma Seim, daughter of
John o. Seim, of Locust, died sud-
ienly last Thursday, aged % years. |
The funeral occurred Sunday at the
Big Canoe church, Rev. Seehus Of
Debating.
Two young people, members of
,wo wealthy German families near
Iowa, were married last
week. There were present, three
priests, and five hundred guests, high
mass was sung. 1t took two fat steers,
100 pounds of boiled ham, 200 chickens,
90 cakes, no end of pies and bread, go
Kegs of beer and two days time to cele-
,rate the event.