Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-12-11

Supervisor J. j. Haug was owe
from Splllville Monday.
Misses Cora and Rose Heinber,
visited at Calmar last Thursday.
See Mason end Mason at the Crane
Dec. 3Oth, in Rudolph and Adolph.'
Rev. l.. ]. Bremen was at Decoral
Monday on his way home to La Cross,
/ F. L. Akers arrived home Monday
from q business trip to South Dakota
, Henry Renken is home from
Estherville, where he has been thi
summer.
Editor A. G. Heck, of the Ossiar
Bee, is off on trip to New Orleans ant
the south.
| Hon. J. s. Roome, of Calmar, was
calling on friends in the city Monday
afternoon.
Prof. w. I. Atkinson, of Ridge
way, was transacting business in the
city Saturday.
County Atty. w. o. Converse, OF
Cresco, was in the city Saturday, on
legal business.
The winter session of the Farmers
Institute will be held at FrankviIle,
Jan. Is and Is.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson very pleas
antly entertained a company of lady
friends at tea Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Renne returned
home to Waukon Monday, after visit
ing with relatives here.
Miss May Callahan returned from
Neenah, Wis.,, Thursday, where she
had been visiting relatives.
Sheriff Christen went to Anamosa
Monday, with Dan Walker, whom he
placed in the penltentiary.
The proceedings of the adjourned
session of the Board of Supervisors APP
pear in this issue on page 3.
DIR. f. w. Daubney went to Chica-
go, last night, to attend the meeting of
the surgeons of the g., M. & st. p. Ry.
On account ofillness of Rev. X. w.
Robbins, no preaching services were
held in the M. E. church on Sunday.
MIR. Geo. Pfister, of Locust, return
ed home from Chicago Saturday via
DEBORAH, after attending the live stock
show.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society served supper to quite num-
Der at the home of Mrs. A. G. Seavy
on Friday evening.
Mrs. f.. S. Johnson, of Mabel,
Mimi, and Mrs. G. A. Hiatt, of Hesp-
er, took the train here Monday for Ma
son City, for visit.
Mrs. JOS. Walton and Mrs. Han
son, of Cresco, mother and sister of
Mrs. G. Christen, have been visiting
the latter for few days
What better Christmas present
than years subscription to PUBLIC
OPINION? Fifty-two reminders of
your friendship at weekly intervals.
liver Larson presented the fire de-
partment with check for $500 for
their excellent services at the fire in
his residence property on East Water
street recently
Misses Emma, Edna and Anna
Evehson and Norma Laurtz and Mrs.
j. H. Willing, who were here to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. John Evenson,
returned to Northwood Monday.
Owing to the expense of keeping
up the local Salvation Army barracks
and the lack of interest taken, the
work in DEBORAH has been Abandoned,
and the members of the army who
have been here have left for greener
pastures.
Among the Burr Oakers at the play
Monday night we noticed f. NJ Bovee,
Isaac Gates, Geo. Smith, Frank Kim
ball with their wives, also a number of
young couples. People from Cslmar,
Waukon, Postville, and the neighbour
ing farmers were also in attendance.
The hustling up.to-date merchant,
in this day and age, uses newspaper
advertising as means of introducing
the goods he has in his store to the
people ofthe community. In no better,
quicker or more thorough manner can
he inform the people of what he has to
sell and why they should trade at his
store, than through newspaper adver
Using. Everybody reads newspapers
and the frugal housewife is as much in
terested in the advertisements as i'm the
news. The ads are news to her because
they tell her where she can buy wha
she wants for the least money. That,
what people want to know. Are you
one of this class of merchants?
For Winter potatoes and apples Sc,
us before YOU buy. III. j HUTCHINSON