Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-16

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Ed. Solseth is visiting relatives at
Harmony, MINI.
Walter Adams is an assistant at
Brunt & Parman's.
&C. r. Williams visited in ALBANIA
kee county last week.
j. l.. Webster was up from Frank
vile yesterday, on business trip.
Alderman B. Harmon made pro-
fessional call to Calmar yesterday.
ID. G. Graham arrived home Sun
day from his visit to Portage, Wis.
Miss Gertrude Carr is visiting a
week with relatives in Minneapolis.
Edwin Hover was down from
Locust yesterday, on business trip.
j. f. B. P. Goettleman, of Bluffton
township, was in the city yesterday.
Lewis Johnson was up from Pleas
ant township Monday, on business.
Rev. A. g. Hislop preached in the
Baptist church at Cresco last Sunday.
j. J. Headington left yesterday for
Colorado Springs, Colo, on business
trip.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cleveland came from
Cresco, Saturday, for visit with
friends.
Prof. ]. J. Champlain, of the Spill
vile schools, was in the city yesterday,
on business.
-Ofcourse you read the want column.
Did you ever advertise in it? It's
cheap and sure.
Frank Krumm was over from the
Fort on Friday, looking after some
business matters.
Miss Dorothy Lott arrived home
from Riceville Monday, where she has
been nursing patient.
-Mesdames. Thos. Clancy, of Austin,
and Campbell, of Calmar, were visiting
friends in DEBORAH yesterdy.
M. ]. Soukup went to Chicago Sat-
urday, on business trip. He may 60
on to Buffalo before he returns.
r. X. Ulen went to Richard Co.,
North Dakota, last Monday to see to
his farm interests at that place.
Prof Coffeen, Parsons and Walter
entertained the lady teachers of the
high school yesterday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Wohlford, of Burr
Oak, and her sister, Miss Lillian, of
Calmar, Sundayed with friends in the
city.
Our office force captured weasel
one day last week, which was running
about on the pavement in front of the
Office.
Auction bills, letter heads, en-
velopes, cards, posters, invitations,
everything that's printed, at this
office at living prices.
%. H. Mason, Chief Overseer of the
Brotherhood of American Yoeman,
was up from Des Moines, Friday, on
business connected with the order.
IT. f. O'Brien had the misfortune
to mash the thumb on his left hand
Monday morning while laying stone,
which will keep him idle for some time.
Mrs. w. M. Baker and son
Stephen, of Burr Oak township, started
yesterday on trip TO Kansas and
Colorado, to see lands in the Arkansas
valley.
Mrs. Geo. Draper departed on Sat-
urday for Creston, Iowa, to attend the
Rebekah Assembly, of which she is
Chaplain. The Grand Lodge 1. o. o.
F. also meets there at the same time.
Mrs. John II. Baker arrived home |
from Waterloo, Thursday, with her son
Harry, whom she has been nursing for |
several weeks. He has been suffering
from a severe attack of typhoid fever.
-Acondensed statement of condition
of the Citizens state bank, Of Lake
field, Mimi, (J. w. Daubney, cashier)
shows that institution in a prosperous
condition, with deposits of 1929, SO2.72.
e. Whiteman has rented the build
ing and scales on Washington street,
lately vacated by Dunbar Bros. He
will fit up the building for first class
restaurant, and will also do public
weighing on the scales. We hope that
he may enjoy liberal patronage.
DIR. w. II. Emmons, Geo. Sullivan,
E. M. Rovee, Roy Glice, John Failey,
Geo. Price, r. s. Wolfenberger and
Jess Bandle, of Burr Oak, took the
train here Monday evening for CAMS
tota, s. d., where they go to look up
land and transact other business.
The great political meeting for
Winnesheik county is near at hand.
DEBORAH will entertain large crowd
that day, and while we have not yet
learned of the arrangements that have
been made for such meeting, we pre-
sumo the county central committee are