Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-03-13
the advs.

Louis Gross was over from Fort
Atkinson last Thursday.
j. Cassell, of Burr Oak township,
was in the city Saturday.
MIR. A. G.. Christian, of Locust,
was business visitor Friday.
Edwin Hover, of Locust, was a
pleasant visitor last Thursday.
Joel Dayton, wife and daughter
are home after an extended absence.
M. Tweet, of Pleasant township,
was caller at this Office Thursday.
Peter Duffy, of Waukon, took the
train here Thursday for Bridgewater,
s. d.
DIR. G.. H. Rollins came over from
Calmar and spent Sunday with his
parents.
The Yoemen lodge was Loyalty en-
tertained by the lodge at Freeport last
evening.
Albert Van Vliet, of Burr Oak
township, was a DEBORAH business visit
or Saturday.
-Lucius Hurd departs today for
Terra Haute, Ind, where he will reside
with his son.
Our Ossian correspondent tells of
a small fire at the bank building on
Sunday night.
DIR. J. j. Radcliffe and wife came
over from Spillville Thursday and at
tended the play.
-Arnie Sampson left for Crookston,
Mimi, yesterday, where he will work
farm this summer.
The opera "Princess Bonnie" adj
vertised for March Goth, has been post
poned to April 10th.
"A social will be given this evening
in the Congregational church parlors.
by the s. S. orchestra.
BE sure and attend the greatest
cooking exhibit ever given in DEBORAH
at Reeds Hardware all of next week.
The German Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Sellman,
Fridad, March 18th. All are invited.
Philip Pfister and wife returned
home to Locust yesterday via Decor all,
after visits at Calmar and Fort Akin
son.
Miss Mable Thompson arrived
home Saturday from an extended visit
with relatives at Milwaukee and Rae
inc, Wis.
Miss Geneva Norton returned from
Chicago Monday, and will accept a
position as trimmer with Edgerly &
Killeen.
George lighthouse was called to
Minneapolis Monday by the serious
illness of his father, who recently sus-
tanned stroke Of paralysis.
AT the school election in Burr Oak
Monday three ladies scooped the three
gentlemen candidates, and they will
hold sway for the ensuing term.
City Clerk Il. F. Auchmoody has
been considerably under the weather
for several days, and his place at the
clerks Office has been taken by ex-
clerk E. Mather.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Miller have
moved to this city from Washington,
Iowa, and will live in the Hegner
house on Maple Ave. Mrs. Miller will
be remembered as formerly Miss Della
Graham.
John Wingate, of Hesper town
ship, took the train here yesterday for
Cedar Rapids, West Liberty and other
points south, in search for some more
fine cattle for that splendid herd OF
Short Horns.
The opening of Mrs. +. W.
Elsners millinery store in the Citizen.
bank building occurs next Saturday
as advertised ia this issue, They arr
fitting up an elegant store and will b'
glad to meet all.
-Adolph Gilbertson and w. X
Smith left for Hot Springs, Ark, wher
the former goes in search of health
Mr.. Smith will go on to Ell Reno
Oklahoma, before returning, to visi
his brother, Geo. +.
Il have purchased the stock of Jas
f. Lappen at Freeport, and will cor
duct the bust less in the future. wi
endeavor to merit the liberal patron
age of the public, and request all t
call and give me trial. G. b. Robir
son.
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