Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-08-14

Miss Genevieve Beard returned
last Wednesday from her visit at Clea
Lake.
Jos. Williams has been doing SOM
brick laying at New Hampton the pas
week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Gregg, of st
Paul, visited at the Bradish home las
| week.
Miss Brewer, of st. Cloud, MINI.
was the guest of Miss Mary Cutler las
week.
MIR. r. X. Ulen left Thursday fol
Leonan, N. d. to look after his farm al
that place.
Mrs. A. r. Severson and daughter
Mabel returned home from Chicago
last week.
Mrs. G. f. Russell and Miss Fannie
Painter went to Fayette, Thursday, tC
visit friends.
Mr. Charles Dawley, of Burr Oah
township, was pleasant business caller
last Thursday.
The John Nelson residence or
east Broad way has been purchased by
Mrs. Halvorson.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Crawford ar
rived home last Wednesday from theil
trip to the Pacific coast.
e. X. Hovden went to South Da
kota last week with II. l.. Coffeen, t.
investigate land proposition.
Mr.. James Gall, of Plymouth
Rock, was transacting business in the
city Friday, and made us a pleasant
call.
The first frost of the season made
its appearance in North Dakota last
Thursday. No special damage wa.
done.
Peter Whalen has moved from hi
old quarters to the Even Rude build
ing, where he will hereafter conduc
his business.
F. H. Baker and family arrived
home from Clear Lake last Friday
where they had been enjoying TIVE
weeks outing.
--Arneson, Haakenson and Jenniscl
have caused cement walks to be laid
on their premises on the east side o
Washington street.
A picnic at Aaron Sheetz' farm
near Freeport by the Congregations
Sunday School last Wednesday, wa
thoroughly enjoyed by those who par
[ticipated.
"A Nebraska paper says that mus
ical cigarette box is the latest thing out
Every time you open the box and TAX
a cigarette out it plays "Nearer NJ,
God to Thee"
-Four stacks of oats burned to tn
ground Thursday, near Trout Run
They belonged to Peter Roney, ant
were set on fire by sparks from tn
Burlington engine.
Everybody get ready for the Win
nesheik County Fair at DEBORAH
Special effort has been made this yea
to make the fair decided success
August 81, 2s, 30, 80.
We have complimentary pres
tickets to both the Iowa and Minnesot
state fairs, either of which we will b
pleased to give to the first applican
who anticipates attending.
/ "A large party, consisting of tn
Iver Larsen family, the Quandahls
Thompsons, Ostrems and Alstads, wen
down the river Thursday, to visit tn
boys who were camping there.
-Chas. Kern, a nephew Of Chas
and Jos. Lennon, arrived from Memo
minee, Mich, last Thursday, for visi
with his relatives here before going I
Valparaiso, Ind, where he will atten
school.
We were misinformed last week |
an item referring to Peter Hamre an
family; instead of going to Grand Forks
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamre went to THE
River Falls, Mimi, for an extende
visit with their children.
All the common branches and
large number of the advanced branchs
are thoroughly taught at Valdez MOI
NAL School. A splendid opportnnit
is affo ,ded to those who are deficier
in Arithmetic. Tuition $500 month
Free text books. 1872
The council at its last meeting d.
cided to extend the water mains fror
the corner of Washington and Mai
streets, south to Clay street, thenC
west to West street, and accepted th
offer of citizens to loan the necessar
funds to lay the same, without intere'
for three years.-Calmar Courier.
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