Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-01-09

mouth Rock Monday, on business.
"A. Seelye, of Burr Oak, marketed
some fine cattle in DEBORAH Friday.
Miss Amy Hong has arrived home
from visit with her sister in Chicago.
-Roadmaster T. Ahern, of Calmar,
made his usual trip to DEBORAH, Mon
day.
A. G. Evenrud, of Thoten, was
transacting business in the city Satur-
day.
The Yoemen lodge installed its
officers for the ensuing term last
evening.
L. HI. Heinberg came over from
Calmar and spent Sunday with his
parents.
DIR. Worth, of Hesper, was a pleas
ant business caller at this Office on
Saturday.
Prof. ID. P. Dempsey, of Spillville,
was DEBORAH business visitor last
Thursday.
Sickness has confined Alderman
w. s. Buckhell to the house for a
week past.
james o. Groves returned to Chi
cago, Friday, to complete his pharma-
ceutical studies.
DIR. JEWELS Office is now located in
the rooms over Riste & Haakenson's
hardware store.
Our Ossian correspondent records
the death of August Brother, on last
Thursday night.
Mrs. d. F. Hirschman, of Mime
apolis, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Coughlin.
Mr.. o. F. Miller, of Frankville
township, was transacting business in
the city Saturday.
Attorney f. r. Acres has been in
Calhoun county for several days, on
professional business.
Editors Heck and Summers, of
.Ossian and Fort Atkinson, respectively,
were in the city Monday.
%. H. Schwarz leaves for New
York Thursday. where he will taKe
course in fine tailoring.
&C. f. Stinson concluded his home
visit Monday, and started out on an
extended trip on the road.
Miss Francis Norton returned to
Grand Meadow, Mimi, Monday,
where she has millinery store.
j. M. Akers came down from
Bluffton Monday, and went 10 the
Akers farm in Pleasant township.
Mrs. Ida Webster, of Bonair, came
down to nurse her mother, Mrs. r. o.
Thayer, who is sick with pneumonia.
Fred l.. Akers, Sheriff c. Christen
and Albert Christen returned Monday
from business trip to Monticello,
MINI.
Mrs. Geo. Draper left for Forest
City this morning, for few weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Barth.
Henry Renken went to Lacrosse,
Monday, for brief visit with relatives
before leaving for st. Paul, on bust
ness trip.
Norris Casterton came down from
Canton, Mimi, Friday, to transact
some business and attend the play in
the evening.
--Mds. M. w. Odell and M. A. War
ner returned home to Toledo, Ohio
Thursday after an extended visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Thos. Rossley and daughter,
Mrs. Bull, went to Rockford, Thursday,
to attend the funeral of u brother-in-law
of Mrs. Rossley.
-Mds. c. w. Freeman and A. ID.
Thomas entertained a company OF
ladies at luncheon Friday, at the home
vi MIS-. FICCiiiuhs
Our Frankville correspondent re.
ports the death of Alfred Peck and
Charles Crawford, besides many other
items of interest this week.
Fred l.. Akers has opened an office
in the Rudolph block for the transac-
ton of his land business. He Is now
representing the Iowa and Minnesota
Land Co., and besides is listing local
real estate.
We have one subscriber who fol
several years past, on the first of the
year, has come in and paid in advance
for five subscriptions to this paper
which he sends as New Years presents
to relatives. What better way to keel
in touch with them, and what is there
that makes an editors heart more