Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-02-06

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of the probabilities of Ridgeway.
Rev. w. V. Schlung assisted in re-
vival meetings at Lacrosse last week.
-"Luren" will give one of their pop
ular concerts at Harmony on Feb. 10th
w. Feltis was DEBORAH business
visitor from Burr Oak last Wednesday.
-Thos. Pierce was over from Calmar
yesterday morning on business trip.
Ed. Briggs, of Burr Oak township,
departed Monday night for Salem, s.
d.
Miss Dana Mason, of Cresco, visited
her sister, Mrs. A. j. McClaskey, last
week.
II. Little, of Burr Oak township,
left for BOLTON, S. D., Monday night on
a business trip.
Our Want Column brought results
to four parties the day after publication
last week. Try it.
Mrs. c. w. Burdick has been en-
joying visit from Mrs. T. E. Ester
brook, of Winona, MINI.
Mr.. c. N. Nelson, of Highland
township, was pleasant business
caller at this office yesterday.
Hans Schwarz arrived home from
Wisconsin yesterday, for visit with
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Edward Quanrud and Bonnie
Gilbertson, of Spring Grove, Mimi,
are visiting relatives in DEBORAH this
week.
Miss Alice Christopher, of Sioux
City, has been visiting her father, Eber
Christopher, and other relatives for a
week past.
Hot coffee and lunches served in
the st. Cloud sample room during the
day next Saturday for the benefit of
the w. r. c.
Rev. A. G. Hislop has been taking
a needed rest from duties in this Office
for week past, but is with us
again this week.
w. A. Kennedy has just sold two
more of those fine thoroughbred calves,
one to J. J. Seegmiller and another to
Peter E. Haugsn.
-Hon. Nels Larsen and Supervisor
o. l.. Wennes came down from High
landville yesterday and went to Calmar
on business trip.
&C. G. Johnson went to Lyle, Mimi,
Thursday, to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, M. o. Wilson, a former
resident of DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ammon and Mrs.
Archer, of Baskerville, arrived last
Thursday for visit with the family of
S. c. Treat and others.
| Miss Ethel Francisco departed Sat
urday morning for visit with rela-
tives and friends at Lime Springs, Min
neapolis and other places.
Mrs. Fred Heddington and Miss
Bernice Hubert, of Orleans township,
were united in marriage on Jan. 23rd,
by Rev. S. w. Head, of CrescO. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Henry Meuser has fixed up part
of the Siihring building on West Water
street for tailor shop. He is good
workman, is well known here, and
will doubtless enjoy liberal patronage.
The guaranteed circulation of the
PUBLIC OPINION in Winnesheik county
is larger by between 200 and 800 than
any other paper. That makes it far
dunn than any other. Our rates are as
low as the lowest.
The happy comedians, Delmore
and Wilson are said to be unusually
funny this season in their new musical
farce entitled "My Aunt's Nephew"
An opportunity will be given to
witness their clever work at the Grand
opera house Friday of this week.
Prices, 35-50-75c. Seats at Brunt &
Parman's.
"A committee from Ossian carried a
petition containing 500 signatures to
: Dubuque last week and plead with
) Archbishop Keane against the removal
of Rev. Father Warning from Ossian
They were, however, unable to secure
definite answer. Father Warning
has greatly endeared himself to the
people of Ossian during the past eigh'
teen months residence there.
} Wallace Clark of Jefferson town
ship, is soon to leave us to become s
| resident of WiDnesheik county. He
has purchased the Widow Mott farm
, on Trout Run near DEBORAH, and take,
possession on March LIST. The farm il
a large and valuable one, he having
. paid $l5, 800 for the $40 acres. We dis
, like to have Mr.. and Mrs. Clark re
move from among us, but nevertheless
it is the wish of all that their every an
ticipation may be realized in their new
4, home.-Wankon Democrat.
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