Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-09-11
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aC bears.
Miss Geneva Norton visited al
Cresco last week.
-Nels Kjome has gone to New York
on a business trip.
-Chas. Mollart went to Fayette yes
terday on business.
Prof. Fisk, optician, is at the Win
nesheik this week.
Mrs. Hegge made business trip
to Minneapolis last week.
Enroll in Valdez Business College
and Normal School, Sept. Sd.
Miss Sarah Symond visited relat-
ives in Minneapolis last week.
-Mds. D. B. Dennis and Fannie
Hawley visited in Cresco last week.
Mrs. w. H. Seavy is up from
Kansas City, Kan. visiting relatives.
Miss Amy Golz, who has been
visiting in Chicago, returned Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. s. S. Whitbeck are
visiting in Minnesota and South Oak.
All kinds of varnish and hard oil
the very best in the market, at Prast-
marks. 1868
Schulz & Hoskins went to Ridge
way to resume work on the new M. E.
church, yesterday.
Miss A. L. Killeen's mother and
sister, of Dubuque, arrived last Wed
nesday. for visit.
Mrs. Valentine Kern, of Bailey
Springs, has been visiting relatives at
Rock Creek, Mimi.
Norman Riste went to Minneapolis
last Wednesday, where he will enter
the state university.
H. F. Knoke and Adam Bender,
of Locust, are taking in the sights OF
the Buffalo Exposition.
MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Riley have
been visiting at the home of their son,
F. j., at Phillips, Wis.
The copious rain of Saturday, Sun.
day and Monday were very thankfully
received by everybody.
Miss Ida M. Webster returned yes
terday to her home in Bonaire, Ia,
after few days vacation.
Mrs. Hammond, of South Bend,
Ind, has been visiting her sister, Mrs,
VIM. Beard, for several days.
Arthur Holverson returned Mon.
day from Chicago, where he has been
spending several days visiting.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler returned to hei
home at Burr Oak, Iowa, last Wednes.
day, after a visit with relatives here.
-Chas. F. Hitler, of st. Paul, arrived
in the city, yesterday to spend week
or ten days to close Up his business here
| r.. A. Miller went to Fayette yes
terday to complete the carpenter work
on a house he is erecting for Prof
Oliver.
Elder Geo. III. Dewing will begir
a series of meetings next Saturday
evening, at Advent church, at Bur
OAK, Ia.
j. H. Boehm and family returned
to La Crosse, Wis. last Wednesday
after visit at the parental home of d
E. Reed.
Otto V. Elsner returned Monda.
from Chicago, where he has beel
spending q week making fall purchas
of millinery goods.
-Paterka's tailor shop in the Citi
zen's Bank block is being nicely fresh
ened up with paint and decorating b.
Rohm & McCraney.
Our King Quality mems shoe a
$3.50 is the best fitting and best wear
j ing shoe made. We sell them wit
our own guarantee. Bears.
| Ed. Abbey returned last Wednes
day and Thos. Kelley on Thursda
IIOul tnelT Trip W SoiiiofhAo ohu oehc
points in the west. They report yer
enjoyable trip throughout.
Ambrose Duffy was arrested Satul
day, by Sheriff Christen and Sunda
was taken to Waukon to answer to
charge of stealing clothing from aliver
stable. On Monday he pleaded guilt
and was sentenced to Is days in th
county Jail.
: We inadvertently made an errc
) in the report of the marriage of DIR. G
HI. Rollins last week. Our typos mad
: the name of the bride Miss Elsie Paley
, when 1t should have been Mil
8 Florence Paley. In spite OF the u
e most precaution, these mistakes wi
creep in once in while.
--Decorah Institute Is writing tn
0 county superintendents of the state
0 learn in what branches the large
: number of teachers faik Will print
g when known. There will be classes
lgrammar from the beginning
o through the hardest questions to VI
;. derstand; in arithmetic from the mu