Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-09


Iowa, Monday, for visit.
Miss Floy Hazleton was over iron
Calmar Saturday, shopping.
g. w. Bieber was business visit
or from Ft. Atkinson yesterday.
See Elsner's new and nobby lin
of dotted chiffon yelling all colors.
Miss Alice Bailey went to st. Pau
Saturday, for visit with relatives.
%. P. Thompson went to Ridge
way Saturday, for few days visit.
Andy Williams served lunch to
number of friends yesterday afternoon
Lloyd Cameron, of Orleans town
ship, was in the city yesterday, OF
business.
Miss Clara Hard went to Waterlo,
Saturday, to attend Salvation Army
meeting.
%. G.. Arneson was in Nebrask,
last week, looking after some land bust
ness there.
Mr.. j. M. Cove arrived home from
Spencer last Wednesday, where he hat
been visiting sister.
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five cents per year.
-Brunt & Parman's new store il
nearly ready for occupancy, and it will
be a beauty when completed.
Mrs. J. c. Davenport returned tC
Clear Lake Saturday, after visit with
relatives here and at Preston, MINI.
Mrs. John Headington arrived
home from Denver last Wednesday
where she had been visiting relatives
-Messrs. Lew and Will Bovine, OF
Chicago, visited at the home of theil
aunt, Mrs. Hattie Murphy, in West
DEBORAH, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Button have
been enjoying visit from his sister
Mrs. ID. G. Peck, of Sanborn, Iowa
She returned home Monday.
Morgan Thompson, of Chatfield
Mimi, arrived Friday for visit with
his sister, Grandma Hargreaves, whom
he had not seen in many years.
"A Sons of Veterans Camp of be
tween sixty and seventy members will
be instituted by the editor and w. G.
Holcomb at Cresco this evening.
H. A. Bigelow departed last We'd
nesday for visit of three weeks among
old time friends and relatives in Con
necticut. He will visit the Buffalo
Exposition also.
Now is the time to feed Turkish
Poultry Food. Will keep your hen.
healthy and increase the egg produc
ton. Your dealer wants to tell you al
about it. Turkish Oil Co.
DIR. Worth and G. b. Pike, o
Hesper, returned from their Colorad,
visit last Wednesday, the latter bein,
accompanied home by his daughters
Mrs. Graham and Rust, for visit.
"A genuine "boss race" took plac,
on the fair grounds Saturday between
G. F. Bakers and HI. j. Jennish'
horses for purse of forty dollars. Mr.
Baker won the race and the money.
The new teachers in Valdez Bust
ness College and Normal School are do
ing splendid work. Genuine educa
tional enthusiasm prevails there. Prof
Valdez made no mistake in selectin,
his faculty. ALI
For thorough course in all certi
ficate branches, attend the Valde
Normal School. No other privat
school in the northwest devotes a
much time to the common practica
branches. Winter term Oct. 2Sth
Text books Tree. ALI
Lars G. Tarvestad, father of OH
townsman, j. G. Tarvestad, died las
week Tuesday in Haugesund, Norway
where he went a few months ago I
visit relatives. His death occurred il
the house in which he was born, 7
years ago. Eight children and a larg
acquaintance in this section mourn hi
death.
DEBORAH Institute welcomes tn
poorest scholar if he will work. Mucl
attention paid to writing, spelling
reading, arithmetic, grammar, latin
german, greek, algebra, geometry, ply
sizes, didactics and all studies for
state teachers certificate, or sophomor
work in good university. Tuitio
$500. Winter term Oct. rs.