Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-04-03
Mrs. l.. w. Beard is visiting in st

TO Osslan Friday.
r. H. o. Johnson was a pleasant bu
mess caller Friday.
Garter Harrison was elected Mayo
OF Chicago yesterday.
Peter Peterson was over from Ca
mar yesterday morning.
e. w. d. Holway made bushes
trip to Calmar Thursday.
Call and see our stock of trimme,
hats. Edgerly & Killeen.
J. Wietgenant, of Ossian was
DEBORAH visitor last Friday.
Aaron Emery, of Orleans township
was a business caller Friday.
Tom Willett has sufficiently re
covered from his illness to be out.
| II. Finn left yesterday morning fol
New Hampton and other pointsiwest.
%. J. Laylander, representing
CHM & Co., has been in the city for
a day or two.
The Valdez Business College, re-
mains in continuous session until the
latter part of June.
Perry Madden has been here from
Rochester, Mimi, for a week, visiting
relatives and friends.
Don't pay for pictures until you
get what you want. Solberg, square
dealing photographer.
H. c. Goddard arrived from Chi
cago Thursday, for a visit with rela-
tives and friends here.
MIR. Walter Shea, of st. Paul,
MIMI, was in the city last week, visit
ing at the home of his brother.
ID. P. Halves and Otto Olson went to
New Albin yesterday, where they will
enjoy few days shooting ducks.
II. s. Hall, of Ossian, was in the
city over Sunday, renewing acquaint-
ances with many old friends here.
Farmer Burns will wrestle Oscar
Wasem, of Burlington, in that city
next week, for the championship of
America.
The Easter sale and supper of the
Congregational ladies yesterday after
noon and evening was very successful,
and satisfactory.
Prof. }. J. Mcconnell, of the chair
OF Pedagogy at the state university at
Iowa City, was DEBORAH visitor last
Wednesday and Thursday.
N. r. Croft has purchased the
entire stock of hardware of f. Rosen-
thai, of West DEBORAH. Mr.. Rosenthal
needed the room for additional groc-
cries.
The marriage of Miss Laura Fran
cisco, of this city, to Mr.. Alex Kerr, of
Waterloo, is announced for Thursday
evening, at the home of the brides
parents.
The infant daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward Clough, of Frankville, died on
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, aged
nine months. The bereaved ones have
the sympathy of all.
ID. E. Reed and l.. S. Blodgett de-
parted Saturday morning for Seattle,
WASH, where they will spend some
time looking over the country and en-
joying outdoor sports.
-Chas. Mckay is home for weeks
visit with relatives and friends. He is |
with the West Minstrel Co., and he
took advantage of the closing of the |
company for week, to come home.
1t is expected that those who have
an option on the Winnesheik hotel |
will close the purchase of it this week.
We hope that arrangements will be
made to erect a new building at once.
During the noon hour Saturday
some miscreant went into John
ONeiPs blacksmith shop aud stole a
watch belonging to the blacksmith
James Palmer, which was hanging on
the wall.
Frank Averill, government inspec-
tor of public buildings, was the guest
of his uncle, A. w. Miller, Saturday.
Mr.. Averill was born in DEBORAH, his
father being the original planter of De-
corah. His home now is in Washing
ton, ID. G..
The millinery opening of Edgerly
4 Killeen last Thursday and Friday
attracted large number of visitors,
and beautiful displays of the new
spring and summer styles were made,
demonstrating the careful selection of
styles and taste of these ladies in max
ing up fancy hats.
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