Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-07-24

day, on business.
| H. G. Hjerleid went to Calma
Thursday, on business.
"A. Carlson, of Cresco, was in D.
corah last week, on business.
Prof. G. A. Russell was bushes
visitor at Lansing last week.
John Mizener, of Frankville towr
ship, was in the city Monday.
Maurice Daubney went to Milwar
kee Monday night with the Elks.
MIR. and Mrs. Bear went to tn
Buffalo exposition, Monday night.
Mrs. Wood, of Conover, was il
DEBORAH Thursday, doing some shop
ping.
Mrs Cameron and daughter wen
to Wadena, Mimi, Tuesday for severa
weeks.
w. B. Zumstein, of New Hamp
ton, was transacting business in De
corah last week.
-Chas. Dayton and family, of lows
City, are visiting at the home of his
father, Joel Dayton.
MIR. Frank Bellows, of Kendall.
vile, visited at the home of Albert
Mackenstadt, in West DEBORAH, on
SO turIox, opd GnnIo-
Hats for horses have become quite
popular here the past week, and it is
certainly humane fad.
e. E. Schuck left by way of Mil
waukee, Monday, to make purchases
of Fall goods in the East.
Joseph Hopperstad is enjoying a
vacation from duties, visiting at Min
neapolis and Northwood.
Miss Genevieve Beard went to
Clear Lake Friday morning, to visit for
a fortnight with the Randalls.
DIR. Swezey will pay cents for
each English sparrow for the Gun
Club Tournament, July 30 and 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Billow, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived Sunday
for visit with relatives i'm this city.
Miss Eva McHugh, of Sioux City,
who has been visiting Miss Mae Shea
for W, elk, returned home Thursday.
Miss Gyda Olson and Tilla Sever
son, accompanied by Julian Olson,
we're at West Union visiting friends
asst week.
Wouldn't it be a good thing for the
sidewalks to be carefully swept every
lay by the property owners? They
certainly need it badly.
Mrs. Elias Anderson, of Minneapo-
is, is here visiting old acquaintance.
twenty years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
'on were residents of this place.
Mrs. Gertie McNall and children,
If Chelsea, Iowa, have been visiting
It Frank Putnam's for three weeks.
They returned home Thursday.
p. H. Gregg, of the Diamond Cut
ing School, left for Chicago Thursday,
or his vacation. He hopes to return
n December to start another class.
Sheriff Christen, H. A. Dixon and
A. Wolly, started Monday for the head
waters of the Oneota, where they will
'pend the remainder of the week in
and fishing.
AT DEBORAH, Institute is taught the
'ys,em of shorthand and typewriting
hat is demanded by all leading bust
hess houses. Tuition $4 per month is
perhaps too low. 1913 =
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pease, of Deadwood, South Dakota,
nave received the sad news of the
ieath of their infant daughter, who
passed away at IL o'clock, July End.
Charley Field, editor of the Melrose
Park Leader, Melrose Park, H., is
visiting his mother Tor q few days.
Charley is also Justice of the Peace, an
,ffice which he fills with much dignity.
"A son of Martin Hanson, residing
n Glenwood township, received sun
stroke on last Saturday, and at present
writing is in critical condition. He
llso lost valuable horse from the heat.
IF. HI. Baker and family departed
yesterday in their camping wagon for
IN overland trip to Clear Lake, where
hey will enjoy q camp on the lake
shore. They will make the entire trip
by team.
Don't forget that during fair week
the well known VanDyke and Eaton
Co. will play at the Grand
Opera House for three nights. Those
who saw them last year will want to
90 again.
1t Is all very well to have dog
about the house as pet for the child
rem or as guardian, but it should not
be allowed to disturb the whole neigh
borhood by barking all night. 1t then
becomes public nuisance and is liable
to be suppressed.