Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-09-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

"a Flaming Arrow tonight.
District court convenes next Mon
day.
e. w. Hoyt went to Minneapolis
yesterday.
Geo. Smith and wife We're down
from Burr Oak, Monday.
Editor A. G. Heck, of the Bee, was
over from Ossian, Yesterday.
Rev. J. w. Allen preached at Cas-
Italia last Wednesday evening.
Martin Christopher transacted
business in Ridgeway yesterday.
Lewis Blodgett went to Clarion,
Iowa, Monday, on business trip.
Otto Solberg returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he went on bust
ness trip.
Postmaster f. c. Walker, of CAL
mar, was DEBORAH business visitor
yesterday.
Ed Payne has been looking after
business in Chicago this week, return.
ing yesterday.
H. M. Sevisend, of Washington
Prairie, was business caller at this of.
flee yesterday.
H. w. Haas returned yesterday
morning from trip to Chicago, on
cattle business.
Clint Longfield, of West Union,
was visiting friends in DEBORAH the
first of the week.
Mrs. Ida M. Webster came down
from Bonaire, for visit with her
mother, Mrs. R. o. Thayer,
B. F. Headington took his fine
team to Chicago this week and sold
them for fancy drivers.
C. Grundeson arrived home yester.
day morning from visit to Chicago,
Madison and GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Mrs. James Thomas and Miss Mel.
lie Headington went to Grantsburg
Wis, Wednesday, for visit with rela.
tives.
The Calmar Council awarded the
laying of the waterwork mains to 8
local firm, Walker q Peterson. Price
per foot Is cents.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Kimball, OF
Burr Oak, visited in DEBORAH Saturday
while ON their way to West Union t.
visit Mrs. KS people.
Nick Douglass went to LaCross,
last Monday, for visit with relatives
He expects to visit in Winona, Mimi.
before he returns.
Murray Thompson and sisters ant
Will Kennedy arrived home yesterday
from a pleasure trip to Buffalo an(
other eastern points.
Miss Tillie Sharp and Mrs. Lug
ston, of Burr Oak, expect to start tn,
latter part of the week for an extend
ed trip through the east.
Rob Miller left yesterday for Port
age, Wis, for a visit with friends. H
expects to bring Mrs. Miller home will
him. During his absence from dutie
at the Milwaukee depot Ed Waterbur,
is assisting.
The Charles City Herald made tn
statement through its columns, tina
one of the councilmen of that city sal,
she was glad Mckinley was shot.
Mr.. Councilman denies the remark
and has brought suit against tn
Herald for So 900 damages.
Ed. Medary, of the Waukon Demo
crat, issued Special last Sunda
morning for the benefit of the resident
of Waukon; getting the latest new
from Dubuque by telephone. On az
count of the mail facilities this CAV
the people the latest news "a hours /
advance of the city dailies.
DEBORAH Institutes well known
give the best and least expensive cours
in bookkeeping. Students who hay
knowledge of the common branchs
can finish this course III five month";
making the whole course cost lit
more than the cost of one month |
most business schools. Tuition Si.(
per month. Mr.. Jas. S. Mikesh of I'll
noted Kovarik family will he in IL
Business department. Mr.. Mikes
will receive training from the we
known Business College of Milwauk,
Winter term Oct. 2S.