Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-12

OelWeln, Sundayed in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harvey, q
Ossian, spent Sunday in the city.
| N. E. Durkee, of Canoe, was al
agreeable business caller Saturday.
| Jacob Stub was down from Ham
line, Mimi, last week, visiting lelat
ives.
Adam Bulger returned Monday
from trip to Austin and Albert Lea
MINI.
| IN. G. Kotchell and wife, of Masor
l'City, are guests at the home of l.. l.
Caldwell.
Miss Miller, of Calmar, spent Sun
day with Miss Bernatz, returning
Monday afternoon.
-Messrs. Schulze and Hoskins went
to Cresco Monday, where they will
work at their trade.
Misses Effie and Matte Seikmeier,
of Waukon, visited with DEBORAH
1flenus over sunday.
Mrs. Michael Steyer returned Sat-
urday from visit to her brother, Xav-
Ter Lamm, of Elkader.
Andy Graham and wife came up
from McGregor Monday, to see the
races and visit relatives.
-Theo. Void, of Winona, Joined
his family here Saturday, in a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dixson, of
Manchester, have been visiting rela-
tives here for several days.
ED. COLI left on Monday for Fes-
tina, where he is employed in the con-
struction of st. Kary's school.
Conductor s. l.. Collins has re-
turned from his western trip, and re-
sumed his run on the branch.
Jacob Ammer and daughter, Miss
Maggie are visiting at the home of
John Ammer at Fargo, N. d.
Miss Winger, of Kilmer. Iowa,
who has been visiting her sister for
several days, returned Monday.
Eugene Hoyt and Norman Willett
went to Clearwater, Mimi, Monday,
to spend week or ten days fishing.
Mrs. Fred Hyer, of Railway, New
Jersey, arrived last Thursday, for a
visit at the home of her cousin, Frank
Young.
Mrs. Louis Paine and daughter
left on Monday for Toledo, Ohio.
Henry Paine accompanied them as far
as Chicago.
Miss Stella Little, niece of Mrs.
f. Peacock, of this city, and H. II.
Little, of Burr Oak, died in Rockford,
ILL.,, on Saturday.
e. 0. Fagg and daughter returned
to Mortified Monday. Mrs. Fagg
and Miss Mcader will remain
here few days longer visiting.
The West DEBORAH schools closed
Friday with a picnic at "The Pines"
1t was largely attended and the child
rem thoroughly enjoyed the day.
--Ms.W F.Coleman, accompanied,by
Misses Belle Christopher, Wilma Por-
ter and Katherine Lott came out from
Chicago last Wednesday, for a visit
relatives.
The news of the death of sister at
South Bend, Ind, from apoplexy, was
received by Mrs. VIM. Beard last week,
and j. G. Beard went down to attend
the funeral.
Mrs. f. Hoshek and son Joseph of
Ridgeway, purchased an upright piano
of Mr.. b. o. Marsh, which they pre-
sented to their daughter and sister,
Mary Hoshek.
Miss Edith Halvorson, who has
been attending the Diamond Garment
Cutting School in this city, having
finished her course, returned to her
home Thursday, at Lime Springs.
e. E. Auchmoody left on the Bur-
lington yesterday afternoon for Brook
ings, 8. d, with special car of sixteen
men from DEBORAH, Ossian and Mon
Ona, who go west to look at land.
The Board of Supervisors adjourn
ed their regular June session on Satur-
day. They will meet again on June
oath, to complete some matters left
over, and attend to some new business.
"A rush of other matters this week
prevents us from mixing up in the
Winnebago street work controversy,
but we may have something to say on
the subject later. We heartily second
the remarks of the Journal, and be-
lieve that the whole matter is simply
the venting of the inbred spleen of the
Republican. Had the work been done
under its recommendation and super
vision, it would have been highly
satisfactory.