Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-09-18

-Get your frame made to order
Prastmark's. 1868
Auction time is coming. Let III
print your bills.
Just received at Elsner's nobby
line of street hats.
DIR. F. w. Daubney returned from
his eastern trip last Thursday morning
Mrs. M. r. Engle went to Chicago
yesterday to take apecial course in
music.
| Geo. Steyer left Monday for
Prairie du Chen to work at Fagan's
Marble Works.
Mrs. G. J. Trail, of Independence,
arrived Thursday for few days visit
among friends.
All kinds of window shades made
to order, also stock shades, very cheap
at Prastmark's. 1858
Elder Ridley and wife, of Burr
Oak, departed last Wednesday for a
visit in Vermont.
Mrs. Prof. Bothne returned Satur-
day from her summers visit at Cleve-
land, Buffalo and Chicago.
r. M. Blount, who has been visit
ing with his son, E. r. Blount, return
ed to his home at Central City, Iowa,
yesterday.
Attorney Geo. Konrath has been
busiJy engaged for the past few days in
packing up, preparatory to moving to
Mason City.
Roy Campbell, Blake Rathbun and
Carl Melzel, whose homes are near Cas-
Italia, are attending the Valdez Bust
ness College.
| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baker, of Burr
Oak, started Wednesday of last week,
for Ohio and Indiana where they will
visit for some time
Bert Lennon has severed his con-
nections with G. E. Knoke's grocery
store and has accepted position in the
d. E. Reed & Son hardware store.
Say, Jim! If you think enough of
the girl to marry her, do the thing up
in style, and get the wedding invita-
tons printed at this Office.
DIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Kellogg who
have been visiting friends in Harmony
Mimi, for the past month, arrived
home yesterday and are now ready for
business.
The printing plant used to print
the Oelwein Journal was sold at
Sheriff's sale Sept. 9th. 1t was bid in
by Rev. Brown who held the mortgage,
amounting to sl25O.O0.
We put Rubber Tires on new bug
giles as well as old ones. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Call on or write us for
prices. JOHN ONEIL,
Off 312-914 w. Water ST., DEBORAH, la.
The firm of Auchmoody & May
have been busy during the past week
in the land business. Mr.. May went
out Friday with party of land seekers
and yesterday Mr.. Auchmoody took a
party consisting of Drs. Wilcox, Pagen
and Jewel, and Ran Williams, John
Williams and others; their destination
is Winnipeg.
DEBORAH Institute welcomes the
| ,ooraot cob nlor 20 ha mill x,orb Much
attention paid to writing, spelling,
reading, arithmetic, grammar, latin,
german, greek, algebra, geometry, ply
sizes, didactics and all studies for a
state teachers certificate, or sophomore
work in a good university. Tuition
$500. Winter term Oct. 2S.
"A party consisting of Nels Jerger-
son, Miss Julia Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
% II. Hamre and a nephew of Mr..
Hamre arrived in New York last We'd
nesday, having made the trip from
Queenstown to New York in a little
less than six days. Mr.. and Mrs
Hamre stopped in Chicago few days
but the remainder of the party arrived
here on Sunday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamre arrived yesterday.
Two wagon loads of potatoes came
in from the country early yesterday
morning, guarded by men on horse
back armed with sawed off shot guns
and preceded by battalion of artil
lery, as there had been rumors of 9
hold up. The precious vegetables were
deposited in safety deposit vaults and
will be retailed one or two at time t.
the very wealthy residents of the vii
lage, the writer secured six.-Limt
Springs Sun.
Using song of swelled head, fel
low full of gin, coming home at 4 a. m.
his wife wont let him. His feet ar,
. full of tanglefoot; his head is full o
wheels, the keyhole runs around tn,
knob; he funny feeling feels. He put
his feet upon the porch, his head upol
, the ground, and all the time within hi
"mug" the wheels are going around
, He thinks that he Ia sober and ever,