Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-03-13
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H. J. Giesen was over from Cal
mar Thursday.
M. P. Moran made business trip
to Castalia Saturday.
Allen Daskam returned home to
Kendallville yesterday.
George Graham called on friends
at Calmar last Wednesday.
Miss Mable Bernatz visited relat-
ives at Calmar over Sunday.
"A new M. E. church is one of the
probabilities at Calmar this year.
Miss Garlic Blodgett went 10 Usage
Thursday, for visit with friends.
H. Miller, of Calmar, transacted
business in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. l.. Blodgett went to Elkader
Thursday last, for two weeks visit.
F. B. Tillotson made business
trip to Ossian Saturday, between trains.
Julius Schwarz returned to Madi-
son, Wis, Thursday, after home
visit.
Richard Greenslade of Bluffton,
was a business visitor in the city Sat
urday.
Since January ], 1899, until March
l, 1901, H. H. Worth has repaired 155
violins.
}. A. Bandle, of Alta Vista, has
sold his place and moved to this
county.
-Mds. r. w. Hazelton and Z. G.
Walker, of Calmar, were in the city
last Thursday.
DIR. F. w. Daubney was called to
Calmar yesterday, to consult with DIR.
HELEN in case.
Ed. Crane and Bert Olson left for
Kansas City, Mo-, Sunday, with two
car loads of cattle.
e. r. Blount went to his mill near
Nasset yesterday morning, where he
will do some saving.
Edward Little returned home to
Algona, Iowa, Monday, after visit at
the home of j. w. Hull.
Miss Rena Weitgenant, who has
been attending school here, went to
her home at Ossian Saturday.
Sheriff Christen went to Sisseton,
S. D., with an insane man living in
that state, who had been here.
One solid week of free three minute
biscuits, commencing next Monday,
March Is, at Reeds Hardware.
II. A. Brekke, wife and daughter,
of Lake Mills, Iowa, arrived Thurs
day, for visit with relatives here.
Sam. Odson and family, of Nord
ness, departed yesterday for Seattle,
WASH, where they will reside in the
future.
Geo. Lee, of the southeastern part
of the county, took the train here
Thursday for Candy, Mimi, on busi-
ness trip.
Don't forget to go to H. +. Meuser,
tailor, for repairing and "The Best on
Earth" First door east of N. H.
Adams. ia
Mrs. f. w. d. Holway returned
Friday from Armstrong, Iowa, where
she had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. A. Palmeter.
| Mrs. John Bogart, of st. Paul, and
Mrs. Willard Boice, of Preston, have
been visiting at the Philip Hustled
hon.e i'm West DEBORAH.
Joseph Sobolik was over from Cal.
mar last Thursday. He will erect 8
new store building at Calmar this
spring, and stock it with general mer
chandise.
Mr.. A. j. Strayer, of Albert Lea
Mimi, spent Sunday in the city. HI
is representing the Smith Premie
Typewriter Co., and was born a
Freeport, Iowa, and reared here. Hi
father conducted livery here severa
years ago.
H. A. Prastmark is putting in
fine new line of this seasons wal
, paper. The large stock is arriving
every day, is finer and cheaper thai
ever, end it will pay prospective buyer
to investigate. He will have some
thing to say to our readers next week
Watch for it.
: Frank Hobson has purchased tn
interest of his partner, r. o. Wood
> ard, in the West Union Argo, an
hereafter will conduct the bushes
alone. Mr.. Hobson is very successful
newspaper man and thoroughly com
petent. We wish him continued SUE
cess. He has made the Argo one OF tn
! best weellles in Iowa.
9 The company secured by Manager
Thall Il Kennedy for the successful fal
. cical play "A Stranger in Strang
y Land" is well spoken of by the press /
Q every city it has appeared in this sea