Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30

III YOU uouL 10 any III Ing else neXl
Tuesday, VOTE.
Vote for continuance of republi.
can prosperity.
The exterior of Ben Bears store is
being reprinted.
Auditor F. A. Masters was at
Burr Oak Saturday.
j. HI. Mackenstadt made business
trip to Calmar Saturday.
w. r. Van Vliet was down from
Burr Oak township yesterday.
IT. p. Baxter was DEBORAH bust
ness visitor from Ossian Monday.
-Chas. +. Wood was over from Cal
mar Saturday morning, on business.
Reporter w. w. Comstock, of Fay
cite, was DEBORAH business visitor
Saturday.
Miss Fannie Holmes entertained
the public school teachers at tea Satur-
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Thompson, OF
Cresco, were in the city Friday and
Saturday, visiting friends.
MIR. VIM. McNear, of Dubuque,
was in the city last week in the inter.
ests of the Standard Oil Co.
Mrs. Manley Ousley came down
from Austin Saturday, to attend the
funeral of DR.. w. d. Ousley.
Let's make the republican majority
in old Winnesheik memorial to the
memory of William Mckinley.
We would not object if some of our
subscribers would bring us some wood
on subscription account this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Akers and Mrs.
F. l.. Akers went to Button Monday,
to attend the funeral of VIM. Burgess.
Congressman G. N. Haugen, of
Northwood, was in the city few
hours Monday morning, interviewing
friends.
John Greer left for Kansas City
yesterday, to attend a national meeting
of the Implement and Vehicle Dealers
Association.
Jacob Richert, of Hesper township,
purchased the old A. HI. Meader farm
last week of Mr.. Johnson, paying $SCOO
for 1875 acres.
The very best things have required
pushing to sell well. There has never
been an article yet that proved to be a
perpetual motion seller.
Mrs. VIM. Puntney and grand.
daughter, Cecil Headington, are enjoy
ing visit with relatives in different
parts of South Dakota.
Mrs. John Protheroe expects to
return to Cleveland, Ohio, this week
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Hulet.
Will Rice was down from Canton
Saturday, accompanying his sister
Miss Mae, who went to Baskerville
where she will teach this winter.
The supper given by the COngrega
tional ladies on Friday evening wa,
largely attended, and proved to be jus
as good as these events have been il
the past.
Don't buy Range before first see
ing our Malleable Steel Range, as W,
are sure we can interest you, at leas
it costs you nothing to see it.
ID. e. Reed e. Son.
| Among our business callers las
Friday were j. Jacobson and Steel
johnson, Ridgeway; Hon. ]. s. Room
and f. G. Walker Calmar; Pete
Franklin, Canton;J. p. Nesvik, Ossian
A. f. Thune, Highlandville.
-vOne of the most beautiful display
of decorated china that we have eve
inspected was on exhibition at Torsen'
jewelry store Saturday afternoon, eS
hibited by a lady representative of tn
Edgerton Art Studio, Chicago.
--R. + Elliott last Wednesday pu
chased from James Henry, of BlufftoI
for Reeves & Co., SO hogs weighin
Is, $50 lbs, which at S. IS brought the
owner 1881 o. These hogs had bee
through a siege of cholera and this
the amount of money Mr.. Henry r
ceived for those he cured of the diseas
Mason City won another sign'
, victory last week in securing the /
, cation of the general officers of tt
r Modern Brotherhood of America
I competition with Council Bluff
. Davenport, Marshalltown, Cedar Ra
| ids, Sioux City and one city each
l Minnesota and Nebraska. 1t wi
| mean the addition of a number
8 families and large amount Of busine
i to that city.