Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-09-18

See Pauper Schedule on Sth page.
Good bargains in picture frames at
Reynolds.
C o. Maltby was down from Burr
Oak last Monday.
Frank Jewell transacted business
in Calmar yesterday.
John Curtain is at Britt this week
attending the county fair.
The Green, Iowa, Recorder has
moved into its new quarters.
See Elsner's new and nobby line
of dotted chiffon yelling all colors.
H. Bredahl. of Calmar, visited at
the home of J. Alstad last Monday.
The aged mother of Rev. Nelson
arrived from Norway, Monday noon.
"A new flag staff has been erected
on the school house in West DEBORAH
Will Marsh arrived Saturday for
a few days visitat the parental home.
j. c. Kinney, of BlufftoD, was a
pleasant caller at this office, Saturday.
Mrs, P. G. Bloomfield went to Vol
ga City, Monday, for short visit with
relatives.
The Waukon fair is reported to
have been success financially and
otherwise.
Mrs. Knut Knutson and sister left
Monday, for Lake Mills, Iowa, where
they will visit.
Miss Ruth Bulls departed last
Wednesday for Northampton, Mass. i,
to enter Smith College.
Miss Libbie Hitler departed Friday
for Fayette, to resume her duties as in
structor in the U. /. U.
Mics Minerva Scott was visitor
at Austin and st. Paul from Monday
until Friday of last week.
Mrs. Dulitz, of Charles City, stop
ped at the home of Rev. w. V. Schlung,
on her way to Dorchester, la.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Thompson re-
turned to DEBORAH from the Buffalo
Exposition, Sunday morning.
Miss Alice Lang came yesterday
from Minneapolis, for an extended Wis
1t at the home of L. Blodgett.
CLARK Tyler went to Prairie du-
Chem Monday, to enter the hospital
and take treatment for rheumatism.
For a thorough course in the
practical branches attend the Valdez
Business College and Normal School.
The train which leaves DEBORAH at
$40 p. m. and returns at 7:35 p. m. has
been discontinued until further notice.
DEBORAH is a good Photographic
town and the best place in DEBORAH to
have your photos made is at Reynolds.
Mrs. N. H. Adams, Miss Grace and
Master Walter and Mrs. Hastings re-
turned last Saturday from their eastern
trip.
"A large lot of wall paper for the
fall trade just received at Prastmark's,
ranging in price from six cents to fifty
cents per double roll. 1868
Will Holcomb has been in Cresco in
theinterest of the Sons of Veterans
He reports the prospects very good fol
the organization of large camp there
Mrs. Joe Whalen, Of Burr Oak, has
put up beautiful curb stone of Con
cord granite around the graves of hel
father and mother i'm st. Bridget's Gem
etery in Button township.
From one of our Minnesota Gus
toners. Mr.. Ben Bear. Dear Sir
Enclosed find $50 for goods received
/ am well pleased with them, they I'll
perfect and you will hear from m,
again.
Rev. b. +. Eubanks left for New
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia t.
be gone two weeks. He goes in the in
terest of church work with the approx
al and commentator of the bishop o
Iowa. There will be no services IL
Grace church next Sunday.
Stylish Suits at less than cost t.
make. Values like these should GROVE
the Suit Department of our clothin,
store as never before. Every suit OF
fered embraces advantages too good /,
be overlooked. The cut, the fit, tn,
finish, the hang, the stylish appear
ance, are sure to he satisfying. Dom
wait. The first chance Is always TIN
haat naorto