Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-12-18

to Chicago last week.
Atty. G. E. Boice made bushes
trip to Calmar Monday.
-Sam Wise was down from Pleas
ant township, Monday.
| &C. E. Richardson was recen
Chicago business visitor.
| Atty. Geo. w. Adams transacte,
business in Chicago last week.
M. P. Moran went to Arlington
Monday, on telephone business.
ALBERT Christen made business
trip to Jackson Junction Monday.
Jos Whalen was down from Can
ton, MIMI, Monday, on business
trip.
Tobias and Endre Mali, of o. Brier
county, have been visiting relatives
here for several days.
The family of Mr.. Allen, tailor
for l. j. Paterka, has come out from
Chicago to reside here.
DR. Stevens is enjoying vacation
In Chicago, and is incidentally attend.
ing some medical clinics.
Miss Mary Trail, of Fayette, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. III.
Lawrence, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson, of
Glenwood township, were transacting
business in the city Monday.
Mrs. UlsruAt.A been here for a
week from Superior, Wis, for a visit
with her brother, E. g. Opdahl.
There's a little daughter at the
home OF DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Radcliffe
in Spillville, born last Tuesday.
F. j. d. Gremm departed last
Thursday for Cedar Rapids, where he
will he busy tuning pianos for several
weeks. -
james Wade and family 60 today
to Augusta, Oklahoma, where they
have purchased farm and will live in
the future
Mrs. Otto Olson was called to the
home of her father, Ole Blekka, near
Freeport Sunday, by the serious illness
of the latter.
Mark Stringer, a resident of De,
corah over a quarter of century ago,
has been here for few days, visiting
his brother, James.
Rudolph & Adolph" is one of the
funniest laughable musical comedies
ever presented at the Grand. See
them Dec. 30th. Seats at Brunt &
Parman.
The news reached DEBORAH that
Mrs. Abbie Gripman, until recently a
resident here, was married on Oct. LIST,
to Mr.. r. l., layton, of Corvallis, Ore.
Anton G. Pladsen, who has been
at Devils Lake, N D., is here for
visit with relatives. He will shortly
return to Dakota where he has some
land.
IF you don't get a good nights
laugh at the Grand, Dec. 3Oth, when
RUDOLF & Adolph" are on the stage,
we will return you your money. The
Opera House Management.
Mr.. Wesley Bilderback returned to
his home at Oakland City, Ind, Sun
day, after an extended stay here, being
connected with the firm which is look
Inc, the collection of back taxes.
-"Why is the local paper like wo-
MANI" asks an exchange, and way
down south man replies: Because
every man should have one of his own
and not 60 slipping around to see his
neighbours"
Rev. N. Brandt, who came here
to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Johu Evensou, returned home to Nc
Farland, WIS, today, after visiting for
several days among old friends and
acquaintances.
"A condensed statement of the
Winnesheik County Bank in these
columns this week shows that institu-
ton in a particularly healthy condj-
ton, with deposits at DEBORAH and
Calmar of SOL 1888 rs, gain this year
of $l65, 1874, the total footings of the
statement reaching over a million
dollars.
u. J. Marsh, Senator d. A. Lyons.
of Cresco, and o. V. Eckert, of North
wood, departed Monday on trip
through Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana,
and Ohio, with view of visiting i'm
plement manufactures for the purpose
of inspecting new designs and improve
ments in farm machinery.
Special prices to churches, Sunday
schools, etc., on Candies, Nuts, Candles,
Oysters, Apples, etc. III. j. Hutchin-