Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-03-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
The robins are here.

The robins are here.
City election next Monday.
-Osteopathy cures after all other
methods fail.
Cross each name you wish to vote
for at the city election.
"A. Bernatz went to Minneapolis,
Monday, on business trip.
j. Il. Chinook went to Chicago
Monday, on business trip.
DIR. Seely uses osteopathic treat
ment in his abstetrical practice.
Mrs. c. r. Williams went to New
Hampton Saturday, for brief visit.
Atty. E. r. Acres was at Cresco
last week, attending to business mat
tiers.
Peter Meyer, of Calmar, was at
tending to business matters here Sat
urday.
Hon. w. II. Klemme, of Ridgeway,
was in the city Saturday, calling on
friends.
Hugh Klein came out from Mil
waukee last week, for a visit with
friends.
L. H. Heinberg came over from
Calmar and spent Sunday with his
parents.
Henry Telford, of Danvers, Mimi,
arrived last week for q visit among
relatives and old friends here.
Fred Donald, of Canton, Mimi,
was shaking hands with DEBORAH friends
last Wednesday and Thursday.
An alliance of the orange and green
is evident. The robins made their
appearance on st. Patrick's day.
The best way to mark your ballot
at the city election is to put cross be-
fore every name you wish to vote for.
Mr.. J. E. Loney goes to Mabel,
Mimi, tomorrow, where he has rented
q farm, and will work it this summer.
Prof. G. T. Jerviss, of Valder's
Normal School, has purchased one of
H. H. Worth's $50 handsome violins.
Charles Tyler arrived from Montana
Friday, for visit with relatives here.
This is his first home visit in eight
years.
Henry Helgeson, of North Dakota,
formerly in the grocery business here
with Geo. Pennington, is making
friends and relatives visit.
j. A. Crescy arrived from Chicago
Saturday, ON his way home to Frank
Vile. He has been spending the winter
with his son in the Windy City.
Geo. Kratz went to Watertown, s.
d., Monday, on business trip. He
will move his family there in few
weeks, and they will live near Water
town.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Fl. Boehm at their home in La
Crosse, Wis, on Sunday, the 10th inst.
Mrs. BOehm will be remembered as
formerly Miss Name Reed.
Mrs. b. o. Daily had her millinery
opening last Friday and Saturday, and
as usual displayed fine assortment of
the latest hats. A large number in
spected the display, and many made
purchases.
The sympathies of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Malcomb, of Burr
Oak, go out to them in the death on
Monday morning of their babe, four
months old. 1t was one of twins, the
other having died shortly after birth.
Don't be a fool. If you think OF
sending abroad to Marshall Field &
Co., Sears, Roebuck d Co., or any OF
the large mail order houses for a bi'
cycle, sewing machine, or anything
just give some local merchant chance
to bid on it, try some one of our adver
tisers, and If he won't give you an ar
ticle of the same quality for the same
price or less, come to us, and we viii
pay you the difference. We have con
tidence in our advertisers and will stan(
by them. Every time you buy an ar
ticle abroad you do yourself and you
home town an injury, and every tim,
you buy it here you make your owl
property worth just so much more
Every little while we refuse cash OF
der for advertising from these people
How many of our readers stand by on
home dealers rs well?