Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-07-31
Bring up your job work.

Bring up your job work.
"A. l.. Abbey went to Lansing or
business, Monday.
j. F. Diedrick went to Elkader
Thursday, on business.
Edwin Crane returned home Satur
day from his visit in the east.
Mrs. Clement, of Calmar, was
shopping in DEBORAH, Friday.
H. L. Coffeen started on business
trip to North Dakota, Monday.
Henry Paine made second trip to
Riceville, Monday, to adjust fire losses.
Miss Anna Haukedahl was over
from Calmar, Saturday, doing some
shopping.
The Misses Grace and Helen
Burgess, of Burr Oak, were in DEBORAH
last week.
*. X. Wick went to Fayette Mon
day, to work on Prof G. A. divers
new house.
Mrs. Stinson and son Rob, of Free
port, went to Story, Ia, Monday for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. f. M. Sunness and son went
to Chicago, Thursday, to visit relatives
for several weeks.
Mrs. N. Jacobs, of Hawkeye, re-
turned home Saturday, after visiting
Mrs. f. Payne for week.
Miss Dena Rickheim returned
from her vacation in the neighborhood
of Washington Prairie, Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Green, of Edgerton,
Mimi, who has been visiting f.
Gilbertson for week, returned Thurs
day.
Mrs. Holmes and Miss Mary +.
Cameron, of Ohio, who have been
visiting Benjamin BAREFOOT and family,
returned Thursday.
Mrs. Gillespie, of Lake City, Mimi,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. ]. Marsh
and Mrs. Tobin for week, returned
home last Monday.
John Rillow and wife left for Red
Wing, MIMI, Monday, to visit Mrs.
Billow's relatives for week, before re-
turning to Minneapolis.
Ole p. Rorvick, liver Larson's right
hand man in the grocery department,
has been visiting friends and relatives
for a couple of weeks at Leroy.
Mrs. Mccoy, of Algona, spent Sun
day with the breckenridge, leaving
Monday. DR.. and Mrs. Radcliffe, of
Spillville, also staid over Sunday.
Professor and Mrs. Tonning, who
have been visiting the latter's parents
for some time, went to Minneapolis,
Thursday, to visit. From there they
will return to Madison, MINI.
Mrs. Amaziah Kellogg and her
youngest son, stopped over Sunday
with DR.. Kellogg on her way home to
Des Moines from Lime Springs, where
she has been visiting relatives.
The Misses Clara and Nellie Allen,
who have been visiting their grand
father o. V. Wingard and III. 8. Thomp-
son, for about six weeks, returned to
Red Wing, Mimi, Thursday morning.
Joe Williams, living in Park Ad-
dition, has been suffering from pain
full cut that he received i'm his foot last
Wednesday night by accidently falling
onto plank and running spike into
it.
"Wednesday night party of De-
corah. young people were out driving,
and when they reached the hill below
Bigelows', the tongue of the carriage
broke. Luckily the driver guided the
horses to one side and thereby saved
the party from an accident.
The lightning, last Wednesday
night, struck an electric light globe
near the postoffice, and for an instant
put all the lights out; it also threw the
belt off from one of the dynamos at the
electric light plant, which extinguish-
ed all the lights in the city for about
ten minutes. The same flash also play
ed on the lights in the Stiles hotel,
burning the fuse out, aud filling the
Office with such brilliancy that the o.
-eupants were badly frightened.