Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-07-03
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Fred Reum arrived home from
trip to Chicago Saturday.
Sam McMullen, of Burr Oak, wa
a pleasant caller yesterday.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. ]. Cameron Sunday.
Geo. Sears and wife, of Plymouth
Rock, were in the city yesterday.
&C. A. Hiatt, of Hesper, was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
Prof. G. A. Oliver went to Fayette
Monday, to start his new house there
Miss Mamie Hazelten was owe
from Calmar Saturday, shopping il
town.
john Telford arrived home Satur
day from a visit in Canada ant
Michigan.
Misses Lucille and Leah Brorby, o
New Hampton, visited relatives here
last week.
"A new coat of paint brightens uT
the front of Riste & Haakenson's hard
ware store
John Barth and wife, of Locust
arrived home from their western trip
last Friday.
Baby Kidd won the 2:2O pace al
La Porte last Wednesday, taking q
mark of 2:l6.
Miss Tillie Potratz has accepted a
position as saleslady with the Schuck
Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. c. f. Gibbs went to Chicago,
Monday, to take course in music at
the Symposium.
L. j. Anderson sold a fine driving
horse last Friday to a gentleman from
Illinois for S22500
Clarence johnson enjoyed a visit
from his brother and sister, from
Stoughton, Wis.,, over Sunday.
Oscar Bauder returned last week
from Oelwein, where he has been al
work in the shops for some time.
Mrs. G.. V. Lloyd left last night fol
England, after seven months visit
with her mother, Mrs. w. T. Baker.
Mrs. Calvin Brown arrived home
from South Dakota Friday, where she
has been visiting relatives for a few
weeks. =.
Frank Andrews returned to his
home in Minnesota Friday, having
spent several months in the city, TAX
ing medical treatment.
DIR. w. A. Seeley and family de
parted last evening for Estherville, la.
where the doctor will locate for the
practice of his profession. 4.
Master Alex. Bulge has arrived
from Grand Forks, n. d., to spend
his summer vacation with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Grow.
The ice cream social advertised by
the w. r. c., to be held on the court
house square last Saturday evening
was postponed until next Saturda,
evening. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Iron ant
family went to Springfield, Mimi.
Monday, en- route to visit relatives il
Wisconsin. They have been visiting
Mr.. George Iron, of this city.
Rev. FIR. Ryan, of West Ridg'
church, Allamakee county, read mas
at St. Benedict's Catholic church Sun
day morning, in the absence of Rev
FIR. HAVE, before large congregation
Our subscription list is CONSTANT,
growing, Notwithstanding reports t
the contrary. We are prepared to prov
at any time that we have the larges
bona fide list in Winnesheik county o
any paper. Give us chance to prove IL
-Children's Day exercises were oh
served at the Baptist church last Sun
day evening. The children had recita
tions and music which were wei
received. The room was made NOR
cheerful and pleasant with potte'
plants and ferns.
"A Kansas City weekly paper state
in its ''local happenings: "Mrs. Jone
called this morning and laid dozen @
eggs on our table. Many thanks.
There's no telling what those Kansa
women Will be up to next.
Tim Ahern was DEBORAH visito
Saturday. Mr.. Ahern says that tn
G. Nj. & st. p. R'y will have stet
road laid on the Caimar division in
few weeks, and have everything fixe
up in first-class shape. His assistant
Mr.. Hoshek, has been promoted.
The Fourth will be a quiet day
DEBORAH and many OF the busine,
houses will be closed. The day will |
spent by many at the celebrations
our neighboring towns, and many wi
picnic in some of the beautiful spots
which the county abounds. Celebr'
tons will be held at Frankville, Bluf
ton, Spillville, Canoe, Canton, al
other points easily within reach.