Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-04-24

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| Rev. r. E. J. Thompson and wife
of Burr Oak, were in the city Friday
| Rev. Rogue, of Spring Grove, visit
ed his brother, Prof. l.. s. Rogue, las
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Morton wer,
Calmar visitors in DEBORAH last Wed
nesday.
Geo. Dillingham;, of Hesper, wal
greeting DEBORAH friends last Wed
nesday.
Andrew Allen has gone to Mari
eta, Mimi, where he will farm this
summer.
e. Il. Soland, of Soland, Mimi,
was a DEBORAH business visitor last
Thursday.
Mrs. A. w. Adams, of Waterloo,
has been here taking care of her daugh-
ter week.
Mr.. A. G. Tatro was up from Cas-
Italia Saturday, looking after some bust
ness matters.
Rev. Brandt, Lutheran minister
here several years ago, has been here
visiting relatives.
Mrs. B. Hickox, of Omaha, Neb.,
arrived Monday for visit with her
father, l.. l.. COuse.
DIR. F. w. Daubney made a bust
ness trip to western Minnesota last
week, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Chamberlain
went to Cresco Monday, for visit with
relatives in Howard county.
Il. B. Whitney and wife went to
Usage Monday, having been called
thither by the death of his uncle.
-Tove Torkelson, of Elgin, Iowa,
will come to DEBORAH to reside, having
purchased place of Thos. Anderson.
Mrs. Kotchell and daughter, of
Mason City, have been visiting at the
home of l.. l.. Caldwell for few days.
One of the finest elk's heads that
we have ever seen is on exhibition at
the front of Ben Bears store. 1t is the
head and antlers of an elk that Mr..
Holway shot on his recent western trip,
and has been admired by everyone that
has seen it.
Emil Nelson, of Deer River, Mimi,
was in the city last week, visiting his
family. He recently returned from
the Philippine Islands, having been a
member of one of the Minnesota regi-
ments. He returned to Deer River
Saturday.
1.-THE thief thoroughly ransacked
the house," said Hutchinson, Kan
sas paper, "but failed to find anything
of value.p And the next day the lady
came furiously into the Office and told
the editor that she had as many
things of value in her house as any
body-so there, now!
An Orion man experimental in
the use of salt in raising potatoes last
season. A few rows of hills in field
he sailed thoroughly, and these rows
yielded more and better tubers than the
unsalted rows. Having used the salt
during dry spell, he claims that II
kept the hills moist. Another thor.
oughly satisfying result was that the
sailed rows were untouched by the pes
tiferous potato bug. -Lake City Repub-
lican.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Klemme, of Ridge
way, passed through DEBORAH Monday
on his way to WaukOn. Mr.. Klemme
has been in several parts of the state
the past week or two In the interest Of
his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
and he informs us that he is ve,y
kindly received everywhere, and IL
constantly being assured of pledges
that will aid him at convention time
He Is highly pleased with his PROS
poets, and believes that he will bt
nominated.
WIN. Mcnamara is again an in
mate of the county jail, until next tern
of court. Wednesday morning he cam,
up from DEBORAH, where he has beer
staying since his release from the peni
tertiary, and made such threats agains
the life of his brother, John, and hi
stepfather, that he was arrested and pu
under bonds to keep the peace, ans
failing to furnish them was sent t
Ijail. Since his release about the first o
March, he has been at DEBORAH an,
succeeded in establishing police rec
ord there, and while in the penitentiar.
assaulted one of the guards, getting al
additional stay of fifteen days to hi
original sentence. -Cresco Plain Dealer