Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-12-04

corah business visitor Monday.
Alvin Pfister, Of Locust, spent
Thanksgiving at Calmar and Ossian
| Miss Gennette Rud, of Lansing
was the guest of friends in the city last
week.
The date of "Way Down East" i
next Monday night, Dec. 9th. Seats
now on sale.
Supervisor elect M. A. Hubish was
over from Fort Atkinson Monday, on a
business trip.
Misses Elsie and Carrie Miller, OF
Calmar, were guests of DEBORAH friends
Thanksgiving day.
&C. V. Oliver came up from Fayette
Thursday with the football team, and
greeted old friends.
Rev. HI. HI. Green, of Dubuque, ar
rived yesterday, for few days visit at
the home of the editor.
Rev. w. V. Schlung isjust recover
ing from severe attack of bronchitis
and a slight touch of pneumonia.
Atty. w. H. Tillson and wife, of
Cresco, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of her father, G. w. Burdick.
Henry Masters and Dan Price, of
Burr Oak township, are in Dubuque
this week, petit jurors in the U. s.
Court.
Miss Anna Bothne returned to
Chicago, Monday, after an extended
visit at the home of her brother, Prof.
Bothne.
liver Wevley, of Highland town.
ship, departed last evening for Norway
where he intends visiting relatives for
some time.
Geo. A. Pfister left for Chicago,
Tuesday noon, where he will transact
business and visit the live stock exhib-
it at that place.
Miss Geneva Norton arrived home
from Fairmont, Mimi, Monday, where
she has been trimmer in millinery
store tor several weeks.
The fireman have an exceptionally
fine line of both ladies and gents cos
TUNES for rent for their masquerade to-
morrow night. You can see them at
Lee Bros Tailor Shop.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society of the M. E. Church will serve
tea from to o'clock Friday evening
at Mrs. A. g. Seavy's residence.
Everybody cordially invited.
On account of change in route
taking them to the Pacific coast, the
Sweet Clover company has postpon-
edtheir date in DEBORAH. Wewill have
the pleasure of seeing this popular play
later in the season.
Mr.. A. M. Richards, of Castalia,
formerlysin the employ of the Marsh
Music House, was united in marriage
last week Tuesday to Miss Ida M. Todd,
of Canton, MINI. His many DEBORAH
friends extend heartiest congratula-
tions.
The next two issues of PUBLIC
OPINION will be hummers for advertis-
ing. Merchants who desire space re-
served should speak early. Upwards
of $500 copies will be distributed each
week You can get no better medium
for holiday advertising.
The operations of the Board of
Trade at Chicago are received at the
Office of M. H. Merrill every day now,
from $50 a. m. until lilo p. m. Those
interested in the quotations now have
an opportunity to secure good service.
Emil Rosenthal has been making
some very fine Improvements in his
saloon. A short time ago a fine new
bar was added, the walls have been
neatly decorated, aud with new light
ing arrangements and OF err improve
ments its appearance has been greatly
improved
John j. Headington has sold his
farm of los acres in Canoe township to
Jacob Haas for So, 800, and will in a few
weeks move to Colorado, where he will
probably settle on a ranch near Colora-
do Springs. The many friends of this
estimable family will deeply regret
their loss from the community.
Way Down East which comes
to the Grand next Monday night, the
charming ideal of New Hampshire farm
life, is meeting with enormous success
throughout the country, its two years
run in New York having been follow
ed by enthusiastic acceptance in every
other city visited. Its adroit blending
of comedy and pathos and the admir-
able acting of a superb company made
it one of the most popular rustic plays
ever produced. Negotiations are now
pending by which way Down East
will be played in London the whole Of
1929.