Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-07-25
Jos. Melaas, of Ridgeway, is visiting

| German Merrill, of Frankville, i
visiting in the city.
Rev. J. Ridley was down from
Burr Oak yesterday.
Just received new line of jardin
eirs at the racket store.
w. r. Smith is putting a plate
glass front in his building.
L B. Richmond, of Bluffton, was
a DEBORAH visitor yesterday.
Atty. M. A. Harmon returned on
Friday from his Chicago trip.
Miss Lottie Johnson is attending a
summer school in Minneapolis.
Mrs. DR.. Downing, of Minneapolis,
is visiting old friends in the city.
Miss Clara Beers is visiting with
her parents in Madison township.
Miss Bertha Berg and mother re-
turned from Minneapolis Monday.
&C. A. Reed, of Burr Oak, was a
pleasant business caller yesterday.
Elmer Bliss, of New Hampton,
visited friends in DEBORAH Monday.
John Wingate was down from Hes
per township Saturday, on business.
Thomas McCauley, of Button
township, was in the city Thursday.
John Spriggs, of Orleans township,
was DEBORAH business visitor yester-
day.
Office rooms for rent, over Baker
& Cos. bakery. Inquire of Emil Rosen-
thai.
"A lot of children's straw hats for
merly sold at 25c and CSC, now 12c at
Bears.
F. l.. Akers returned yesterday
from trip to South Dakota, on land
business.
Mr. Will s. Beels, Of Manches-
ter, is spending few days with friends
in the city.
Mrs. A. G.. Darcy, of Cresco, ar
rived Saturday for visit with Deco
rah friends.
Miss Olive Linean returned home
Thursday from visit with her sister
at Forest City.
DO you need pair of shoes. Try
us on mems and boys shoes. We carry
the line. Bears.
Atty. V. w. Buck. of Spencer, was
visiting relatives and transacting bust
ness here last week.
Mr.. E. s. Gjellum has been very
i'll with hemorrhage of the lungs for
the past day or two.
John Hitler returned from st. Paul
for few days. visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Nora Peterson returned home
to Kilborn, Wis, Thursday, after a
visit with relatives here.
Charles Weber, of jamestown,
N. D., has been visiting DEBORAH rela-
tives for few days past.
w. o. Casterton and son, of Hes
per township, made us pleasant bust
ness call Saturday afternoon.
Frank Boyd, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting West DEBORAH relatives.
He returned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Daubney and children,
by Miss Bogardus went
home to Lakefield, Mimi, Thursday.
-Mds. c. w. Burdick and H. A.
Dixson returned on Saturday from
visits at Manchester and other cities in
Iowa.
Mrs. j. Fairbanks and children, of
Clarion, Iowa, have been visiting with
the Siihring and Telford families
since Saturday.
Geo. lighthouse reports rapidly
trade in the restaurant OPP
pOsite the post office, recently pur-
chased or w. III. Coy.
1T is reported that the Grace church
boy choir, of Cedar Rapids, will camp
here again this year. They camped at
"The Pines" several years ago.
Before you sell your poultry it will
pay you to see the Iowa Produce Co.,
DEBORAH, Iowa. They always pay the
highest market price in cash for all
kinds of chickens, turkeys, ducks and
geese. 22-2
e. g. Hegner is fitting up the
building east of his furniture store in
fine shape for his undertaking business.
Stalls for sixty Baskets have been erect
ed, and everything is being put in fine
shape for the business.
Street Commissioner Jas. V. Allen
sustained painful injury last week.
While working with road scraper in
some manner a sharp lead pencil pene-
trated his left hand at the base of kis
thumb some two inches. 1t will lay
him up for some time.
Great reduction sale on Oxfords;
former price $50, $500, s1.75 and $l.50
are now going at $l.00. This is with
out any question the biggest cut made