Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-10-31


was pie asant business caller Monday.
J. M. Akers, of Bluffton, was
transactlng business in the city Mon
day.
Miles McGovern was over from
Jackson Junction Saturday, on bust
ness.
President Laur Larsen went to st.
Paul Saturday, to attend Synod
meeting.
Miss Thee. McClaskey enjoyed a
visit from Miss Nina Lawson, of Wau-
kon, last week.
w. A. Ellsworth and family are
rejoicing over the birth of baby boy
Monday morning.
Lewis Heinberg came over from
Calmar Saturday, and spent Sunday
with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Dayton, of
Lime Springs, Sundayed at the home
of Atty. c. s. Boice.
Miss Lottie SERVER returned to
Elkader Monday, after a few days
visit with friends here.
First take your home paper then
subscribe for the st. Paul Dispatch,
twenty-five cents per month.
"A supper in the Salvation Army
hall on Saturday evening was enjoyed
by large number of our people.
st. Agatha's Guild served supper
to quite large number in the base
ment of Grace church last evening.
Mrs. l.. Heinberg went to Calmar
to act as nurse for bright
baby boy at the home of o. P. Ode.
Wellington Telford arrived home
last Thursday from an extended
absence, for visit with his family.
Geo. Bieber, of Fort Atkinson,
was in the city Monday, on business
connected with his numbering interests.
The "Princess Chic" Opera Co.
play at the Grand opera house, Chic
ago, next week. At DEBORAH Nov. 20.
Mrs. c. f. Dickerman returned
home to st. Paul Saturday, after
visit with relatives and friends in
DEBORAH.
-Adolph Gminter returned on
Thursday from Great Falls, Mont,
where he has been working for several
months.
Miss Amy Wedgewood returned
home to Rockford, ILL.,, Friday, after a
pleasant visit with relatives and old
friends here.
DIR. F. w. Daubney departed Mon
day on trip to Wisconsin in which
he will combine business with few
days recreation.
-Schulze q Hoskins returned to
Soldiers Grove, Wis, last Thursday,
to complete the building erected by
them at that place.
New cement walks are being laid in
front of the John Oniel and III. Eng
bretson buildings in this block, which
completes both sides of the street.
Alfred Wedgewood left last week
for Omaha, where he will remain for a
time and then go on to Seattle, Wash.
He expects to go to Alaska in the
spring.
We understand that Il. f. Harring-
ton, w. p. and A. McClaskey will
open first class saloon this week in
the w. p. McClaskey building on
East Water street.
Mr.. Howe and his gang of men
have returned to Minneapolis, his paw
ing contract having been completed.
Men are now at work on Washington
street, getting it in readiness for the
brick.
-Jocob Gulbro, of Pleasant town.
ship, was found unconscious on the
road Saturday by the stage driver and
was taken to Locust. His team had
run away and he was thrown out,
sustaining serious injuries. His con-
dition has since been very critical.
The Princes Chic. Opera Co. has
just terminated an engagement at the
Star Theatre, Buffalo N. Y.'s leading
theatre. The papers of that city speak
i'm high terms of the production, at the
same time giving two column personal
interview with the prima donna, Miss
Marguerite Sylvia.
Among the prominent actors of the
country booked for the Grand few
months hence is Robert Downing, the
famous tragedian, who will probably
play "Richard, the Lion Hearted"
We are securing attractions in De-
corah this year that many cities thrice
its size would be glad to get.
"A good-looking, well-to do bachelor
of DEBORAH was being twitted by the
young ladies of club for not being
married. He said: "I'll marry the gal
of your club whom by secret vote
you elect to be my wife," Each girl
I.