Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-05-01
-Slayton Jubilee Singers next Sat-

-Bayard Elzea, of Bfuffton towr
ship, was in the city Monday.
4 Ed. Payne arrived home yesterda
from business trip to Chicago.
Dunbar Bros. have closed out thei
feed store on Washington street.
/ Miss Louise Swehla visited witt
the Misses Weldon over Sunday.
j. M. Moen, of Mt. Horeb, Wis, i
visiting old friends in this county.
| Henry Renken is looking after bus
mess matters at Estherville, Iowa.
p. C. Bloomfield is making a sub
stantial improvement to his residence
Miss Leona Kellogg has accepted
position with the Schuck Dry Good
Co.
-Attys. Geo. Adams and N. Wiflet
transacted legal business at Ossian Fri
day.
j. ]. Lamm, ST., was down from
Spring Valley Monday, on business
trip.
WIFI Tobiason has been sick for the
past few days, but is now able to be out
again.
-Theo. Selnes, of Highland town.
ship, was DEBORAH business visitor
Monday.
The Board of Supervisors concluded
its bridge and road work Saturday,
after busy week.
DIR. Randall, the rupture special
list, st. Cloud Hotel. No cure no pay.
Call and see him. 1S-1pd
Miss Josephine Corsen left for
Superior, Wis, Friday, to visit her
brother and sister.
Mrs. Ole Rude departed yesterday
morning for Spokane, WASH, for a
visit with her sister.
B. J. Mckay arrived home from
Sandstone. Mimi, Monday. Atty.
Dan Shea returned yesterday.
w. c. Meyrick returned Sunday
from Fairfax, Mimi, where he had
been at work for several weeks.
Dell Carl, of Burr Oak, took the
train here Monday for Chicago, where
he will accept the general agency of q
company.
Gus Ode has purchased the lot on
the corner Of Oak. and Main streets of
Halsten Nelson, and VIII tfect 4 Home
there this summer.
Mrs. Geo. Daubney VS. VS. down nom
Cantsn, Mimi, several days last. xeek.
combining business with Z visit to
relatives and friends, 90 :" sT-a 7'''
Mics Marie Vigesland, of Frank
vile township, took the train last week
for Twin Valley, MIMI, to visit her
brother during the summer.
"A large number, of friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Hove. of Madison town.
ship, gave them a pleasant surprise on
Sunday, the occasion being their silver
wedding anniversary, s.
-Nels Jogerson and Ole o. T. Lom-
men departed Saturday on a trip to
Norway. They will sail from New
York on the White Star Line steamer
"Teutonic" today, Wednesday,.
Misses Clara jacobson and Louise
of Springfield township,
took the train here Monday for pleas
ure and recreation trip to the Pacific
coast. They will visit many points of
interest enroute.
Daniel Mckay, a former resident
of this city and brother of Alex Nc
Kay, died at Sandstone, Mimi, last
evening, and Friday morning
B. ]. Mckay and Atty. Dan Shea left
for Sandstone to attend the funeral.
The Ingvolstad boys, Carl, of
Wichita, Kas., Arthur, of Varina,
Iowa, and Ferdinand, of Fargo, n. D.,
left for their homes Monday and yes
terday; Otto, of Chicago and Hildor
and wife, of Seargents Bluffs, Iowa, are
still here.
Mics Nora Brooks came down from
Cresco Friday to visit with her bother
Charles Of this city and to take a
examination at court house,
and departed Monday morning for
where she has excepted a
position as teacher.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. F. Gibson will have
been married fifty years next Sunday,
and they are expecting to have a sort
of family reunion. Their son Harry
will be here from Los Angeles, as well
as their daughter, Mrs. Kuby, and hus-
band, from st. Paul.
The Racket Store, which has been
purchased by l.. F. Button, reopened
The arrangement of the
stock with the addition of new goods
and the bargains offered makes it APP
parent that the new management is
up-to-date and understands his business
thoroughly.
There are two large army guns
laying on the lawn on the court house