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

dubuque IlmeS, IL In the city.
!, "A. F. Smith came up from Wau
coma yesterday to attend the play.
&C. R. Wood was up from Yves
Union yesterday, on telephone business
j Otto Gunderson was over from
Ossian last Thursday, on business
trip.
Read the new want advs. Their,
may be something there you are look
ing for.
Mrs. Chas. Oberhalser is here from
Ell Paso, Texas, visiting relatives and
friends.
DIR. Lou Coleman was up from
Postville last week Wednesday, visit
ing relatives.
Just received, another lot of the
celebrated Monarch shirts; none better
made. Bear.
Walter Drake and Jos. M. Lennon
are at Dubuque this week, serving on
VIC icucIdi jury.
breckenridge base ball team de-
feated the Valdez College team Satur-
day by score of 1913.
Ed. Andrus went to Albert Lea,
Mimi, Friday, where he will work at
his trade for several weeks.
e. j. Heron, travelling freight
agent of the Milwaukee, was DEBORAH
visitor yesterday morning.
Mrs A. w. Buntrock and daugh-
ter, of New Hampton, arrived last Fri
day for a visit with her husband.
Rev. T. J. Elwick came over from
Rudd, Iowa, last week, and spent a
few days with relatives and friends.
Gus. Gminder arrived from Great
Falls. Mont, last Thursday, for visit
with relatives and old acquaintance.
Geo. Kratz and family departed
yesterday afternoon for Sumner, Iowa,
where they will make their home in
the future.
Mr.. Geo. Olson, rural route in
spector, was here yesterday to inspect
the proposed rural route west through
Madison township.
Henry and Hugh Klein departed
yesterday morning for Butte, Mont,
where they will look over the country
and possibly secure positions and re-
main.
Waiter Riley departed Thursday
for Phillips, Wis, where he will visit
at the home of his brother, F. ]. Riley,
and perhaps will accept position
there.
-Chas. Haas on Monday resumed
possession of his old meat market,
which he purchased from Haas q Pear
son, as was announced in these columns
recently.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry f.
Dahl, who grew to manhood in De-
corah, to Miss Emma Fahrenkrug, at
Brooklyn, N. ", is announced for
April 30th.
Mrs. Will Digerness and children
departed yesterday morning for north
western Minnesota, where Mr.. Digger
ness has located and they will live in
the future.
John Void, who lives near the old
Klein Brewery at Spring Mill, has pur-
chased the Steyer vineyard property,
as well as the Ice Cave and stone
quarry property, in all IS acres.
S. s. Nesheim and family moved
to Spring Valley, Mimi, last week,
where their future home will be. Mr..
Nesheim has position at his trade
and Ollie is working on Spring
Valley paper.
Among our farm purchases last
week we inadvertently omitted the
following: Lewis Halse,. Jr., who
bought the H. T. Little farm in Burr
Oak township recently, sold 1t to Ben
Wicks for $S05O, and bought Winfield
T. Bakers farm of l2O acres in the same
vicinity, paying $4,000 for it.
That big new adv. of Ben Bears
on the seventh page tells you some
good things you ought to know, as well
as new cnes on different pages by X. 1.
Haugen, Schuck Dry Goods Co., ]. It.
Chinook, N. H. Adams, A. J. Fran
cisco, /. j. Paterka, and lots of new
locals and old advs. by other mer-
chants. Read them all, for they con-
tain store news that's valuable. Our
merchants appreciate the large circu-
lation of Public Opinion and the never
failing results that it brings, and we
want our readers to read all their advs.
AS means of entertainment fol
the little ones In one of the primary
grades one day last week, the teachel
allowed them to PROFOUND conun
drums. A bright little tot asked the
question, "How does boy compare tC
a house," when another bright young
ster, equally as keen, remarked: "One
Is shingled on top and the other OIL
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