Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-11-20
J. T. Relf was in Chicago last week,

oiohu heAt MONDAY evening.
l. H. H. Coleman was down fror
Minneapolis last week, on business.
The great Majestic Steel Range fo
= sale only by E. w. Hoyt. 461
! Miss Jessie Steinman, of Cresco
visited friends in DEBORAH last week.
: II. HI. Larson left yesterday TO
Madison, S. D., 70 visit his daughter
Hon. G. c. Upton, of Cresco, wa
calling on friends in the city yesterday
-"Billee Taylor" would like t.
make your acquaintance at the Crane
Nov. 20.
Miss Josephine Stark, of Waukon
visited at the home of w. F. Baker
last week.
/ PUBLIC OPINION subscribers may
get the weekly Iowa Capital for twenty.
five cents per year.
ANY of our subscribers who wish to
pay us in wood, winter vegetables, nuts
VI Houcy may 10 50.
Albert Johnson, of Grattanger,
Iowa, arrived Thursday for a short
visit with DEBORAH friends.
DIR. and Mrs. s. S. Whitebeck gave
venison supper to number of their
friends last Friday evening.
-Gunder Helgeson, of Madison
township, was pleasant business
caller at this office yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Tyler returned last
Wednesday from seven weeks visit
with her daughter at Princeton, MINI.
Rev. II. J. Elwick and son, of
Rudd, visited at the parental home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elwick last week.
The Standard Telephone Co. has en-
gagged still another operator for its
local exchange, thus further improving
the service.
Otto Arneson and family arrived
from South Dakota last Thursday to
accept position as bookkeeper for the
Turkish Oil Go.
"A good show has just been booked
for next Monday evening at the Grand,
"a Secret Warrant" They should be
given full house.
Our $1,000 Nobby over coats, Box
Coats or listers sent anywhere in the
United States with privilege to ex-
anime. Ben Bears.
Miss Carrie Hall, of Neleigh, Neb.,
is visiting at the home of B. A.
Chandler in West DEBORAH. She was
formerly resident of this city.
. Will Johnson went to Austin,
Mimi. Saturday, expecting to take the
position of brakeman between Austin
and Calmar, on the Milwaukee.
e. s. Gjellum arrived here last
week and shipped his household goods
to Fowler, Colo, where he has purcased
a farm and will engage in farming.
The work of changing the line of
the Milwaukee in southeastern Mimi
esota from narrow to standard guage
has been completed and trains of reg
ular size now run over that route.
The November term of the district
court opens on next Monday, Novem-
Der 25th, with Judge A. N. Hobson
presiding. A jury has been empanel-
led as usual at this term, and the term
will last two weeks.
The dailies report project on foot
to build an electric railroad from
Cresco to Charles City and thence
south connecting with other similar
lines to make a through electric line to
Des Moines, with Senator d. A. Lyons
at its head.
Don't be afraid of plain type. The
best of the big city advertisements con-
tain very few fancy types. Many
merchant who can talk in an interest
ing, even way breaks his ads into long,
or short or varied length lines, usually
spelling the effect intended.
w. b. Coup went to Chicago last
night to make his holiday purchases
of fine candy. He will buy the famous
Alligretti, Gunthers, Huylers, and
Lyons ocolates, and our people know
there is none better. Mr. Coup is
making special effort to cater to the
finest trade and carries the best stock
of candies he can buy.
With one job order of $4,000 full
form impressions, three large briefs,
numerous jobs of letter heads, circulars,
envelopes, etc., aggregating 200 more
impressions, besides almost complete
change of all the ads in the paper and
the regular work of the office, our
plucky force have been kept dancing
pretty lively the past week. We have
secured additional help, however, and
hope to be able to catch up in few
days. In the meantime we beg the in
diligence of our patrons If we are lit
tie late with their job work, as there is
a limit to our capacity. We neverthe-