Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-23

day.
e. H. Forde was up from Pleasant
township Monday, transacting bust
ness.
F. A. Schneider, of the Fort, was a
business visitor in the city last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Calvin Brown has gone to
South Dakota to spend the winter with
relatives.
DIR. G. L. Topliff and family spent
Sunday with relatives and friends at
Postville.
B. c. Tierney, of New Hampton,
was transacting business in the city,
Saturday.
M. +. Broghammer and Il. F.
Schmitz, of Ossian, were in the city
last Thursday.
Frank Nash, of Burr Oak town.
ship, was transacting business in the
city yesterday.
Miss Sophia Peterson, of Minnea-
polls, visited her sister, Mrs. /. Lime
void, last week.
Mrs. John Tucker has been here
from Shelley, Mimi, for a few days,
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Headington
arrived home last Wednesday from an
extended visit in Ohio.
All having eye troubles should
consult Dr. Baker at the Winnesheik
Oct. 2Sth, Doth and 30th.
Mrs. d. A. Reed and daughter.
Mrs. f. j. Hook, visited relatives at
Postville and Monona last week.
Mrs. J. w. Lawhead returned
Monday from Cedar Rapids, where she
was called by the death of her father.
Miss Alice Lang returned home to
Minneapolis last Thursday, after Wis
1t with her friend, Miss Ada Tracy,
Price is the thing that tips the
balance when all other things are
equal. You must talk price all you
can.
-Messrs. and Mes1ames John Will
liams and Ray Algyer spent Sunday at
the home of DIR. E. II. Wilcox in Frank
vile.
ID. p. Halves was home over Sun
day, leaving yesterday morning on a
months trip through southern Mime
sofa.
Peter Morton and daughter, Mrs.
r. A. Engbretson went out to the farm
in Orleans township Saturday, for a
few days stay.
Ole Solum, living south of town,
received word Sunday of the death OF
his daughter, Mrs. Laura Rud, of st.
Paul, of consumption.
The Union Fiber Co., have rented
the Portman Office building on Whine.
bago street, and will occupy it for office
purposes after Jan. 1st.
Geo. M. Clark spent part of last
week in South Dakota. In another
column he has something of interest tt
say about lands in that state.
Mr.. N. r. Croft and family depart
ed Monday for Chicago, the exposition
at Buffalo and his old home in Canads
for pleasure trip of few days.
-Ammi Smith and j. l.. Webster, o
Frankville, left for Ocheyedon, Iowa
e Brookings, s. D., and other points ives
last Wednesday, on land business.
The library lecture by Miss Glars
l Tyler, advertised for last evening, wa
Y postponed, word being received sh
0 was unable to reach DEBORAH on tina
: date.
Rev. ]. w. Allen went to Ceda
# Falls Monday morning, to attend al
: annual Baptist meeting. Rev. ant
h Mrs. A. G. Hislop went down Monda.
! evening for the same purpose.
Mr.. Cap. Seavy left Wednesday 70
his home in Kansas City, Mo-, after
few weeks spent with DEBORAH relative
u and friends. His cousin, Miss Lott
: Akers, accompanied him to Calmar.
g Many DEBORAH people will remen
a Der Fred Mitchell, the portly Standar
n Oil man who has been making trips
DEBORAH for several years He die
last week Tuesday at the Julien Hous,
= Dubuque, from heart failure.
l. Mrs. Clark, of Waukon, sister {
y VIM. and Alex McClaskey, visited rel,
l. tives here last week, and on Saturday
1t she went to Cedar Rapids to spend tn
t. winter with her daughter. Miss The
10 McClaskey accompanied her for shol
- visit.
m Mr.. VIM. Ringer and son James, {
is Kansas City, No., are the guests {
is their daughter and sister, Mrs. ID
lie Geo. Walker. They may decide
Ia locate here permanently, Mr.. JAIME
tc Ringer going into business II a suitab
opening develops.