Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-26
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.
June 2S-Republican County Convention.
Aug. 27, %, 20. 30-Winnesheik County Fair.

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Sunday was the flood anniversar,
day.
Louis Davidson spent a day a
home last week.
j. J. Marsh went to Calmar OF
business last Friday.
II. T. Istad was a pleasant bust
ness caller Saturday.
M. Bentley, of Red Cloud, Neb.
visited here last week.
An eleven pound baby girl arrived
at the home of John O'Neil Monday
night.
Ben Bear returned from st. Paul
Friday, where he went to buy winter
goods.
| Hon. ]. s. Roome was over from
Calmar Monday afternoon, calling on
friends.
Olaf Hoffas left Monday for Ridge.
way and other near points, on q vaca-
ton trip.
Rev. Geo. Willett, Of Sioux City,
has been visiting DEBORAH relatives
this week.
Mrs. F. M. Webster and daughter
Frances, went to Cresco, yesterday, to
stay some time.
F. A. Meyer of Elkader is
practising dentistry with DR.. Conover
during the vacation.
Picard Bros. shipped 81 head of
fine export steers, which they have
been feeding, yesterday.
Theodore Void and wife returned
to Winona Thursday, after a visit of
two weeks with relatives.
F. j. Gremm returned Monday
from six weeks trip in the southern
part of the state, tuning pianos.
Fred. Biederman, who has been
on the U. S. S. Massachusetts, came
home last week, to visit relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. Fred l.. Akers returned from
Cresco, Friday, where she went as
delegate to the Epworth League Con-
ventiOn.
Misses Susie and 10 Marsh gave
farewell dance to number of friends
in ]. j. Marsh's warehouse, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ed. Halvorson and son, who
have been visiting relatives in DEBORAH
for some time, returned to Thompson,
Iowa., last week.
Rev. Jensen returned to his home
at Latimer, Iowa., Friday, after visit
ing relatives. Everett Hopperstad
accompanied him.
Mrs. James Manual and son came
down from Canton Mimi, to attend
the graduating exercises of the High
School, Thursday, returning Friday.
Miss Marie Leon went home Sat-
urday evening to rest. She has been a
faithful ernploye in liver Larsen's store
for long time and deserves vacation.
Mrs. Ellingson, of Lamberton,
Mimi, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bidne and Miss Kate Thompson
for ten days, returned home Friday.
Monday was pretty good day for
the strawberry market, Ed. Brakeman
brought in sos quarts, John Elwick 797,
altogether Ass quarts were brought to
the depot.
Luther College Band went to
Albert Lea, Friday, to give two con-
certs, one at that place and one near
there. Martin Soukup accompanied
them to help in the concerts.
Olaf Anderson. of Freeport, died
early Thursday morning, of appen-
dicitis. Drs. Hoeg, Jewell and Stevens
performed an operation, but the case
was too serious to admit of relief.
L. f. Button has made some great
CuduScs III tilc olu INhChct ptOIt, loW
called the Button. He has added an
up-to-date line of dry goods and
notions and reports fine business.
Miss Lizzie Meader, who, with her
sister, Mrs. Fagg, has been visiting
friends for several weeks, returned to
Mortified Monday, accompanied by
Miss Milla Anundsen, who will visit
there two weeks.
Miss Mamie Larsen returned from
Boston yesterday, where she graduated
at the Boston Conservatory of Music
lately. Miss Nettie accompanied her
home from Chicago, where she has
been visiting for nearly two months.
Fred Hencke, of Duluth, and his
daughter, Mrs. Renkin, who have been
visiting in DEBORAH for few days, left
on Monday for Chicago. The "Frosinnn
Singing Society were at the depot to
see them off, and sang several songs as
farewell.
Mrs. b. O. Marsh's new rooms
will be ready for occupancy next'week.