Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-02-27


Henry Foss came down from Lime
Springs last week.
1.-THE Hottest Coon in Dixie" at
the Grand next Tuesday.
Have you seen Brunt & Parman's
new stock of Wall Paper? 80
Mrs. H. It. Rowland visited rela-
tives at Canton last week.
Miss Hattie Webster, of Chicago,
visited in the city last week.
r. }. Young came up from Oelwein
last week, on insurance business.
H. Moose, of Frankville, was a
pleasant business caller yesterday.
Don't you want some of those good
things our Want Column is getting?
M. Griebel has purchased the F..
B. Tillotson fruit farm north of town.
-Nels Ramsey returned Monday
morning from a weeks visit in Min
neapolis.
liver Larsen spent part of last
week in Chicago, looking up spring
purchases.
N. Ellingson, of Plymouth Rock,
was a DEBORAH business visitor last
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Lawrence returned
home Thursday, after a visit with her
brother, G. H.
C. F. Gunderson and G. g. Oyloe,
of Ossian, were in the city last We'd
nesday, on business.
Miss Pauline Haug came over from
Spillville yesterday for visit with
her uncle Mr.. G.. Heuser.
Peter Ellingson of Satire, is in the
city today. He has sold his place and
is going to South Dakota.
Miss Anna Brown, of Mason City,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
F. Baker, for several days.
*. I. Haugen left for Chicago
Thursday night in quest of bargains in
spring and summer dry goods.
ED. Stead drove two car loads of
cattle to DEBORAH from Canton, Mimi,
Saturday, for shipment to Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. Henry Mott, ofCedar Rapids,
is in the city, visiting her daughter,
Miss Mott, instructress at the Sisters
School.
M. S. Howard was over from Wau-
kon last week, experimenting the cleo
trio light plant during Mr.. Burtis'
absence.
Miss Clara Spilde returned home
to Mortified Saturday, after an ex-
tended visit with her uncle, Fl. P.
johnson.
The men of the Methodist church
will serve supper in the basement of
the st. Cloud hotel, Saturday, March
Bird. All are invited.
DIR. VIM. A. Seely, the homoepath
and osteopath, can be consulted at his
office over Hedges restaurant, rooms
formally occupied by DR.. Brown.
H. w. Haislet has retired from the
partnership recently formed with ]. T.
Wheaton, of the Mabel Tribune. We
have not learned his future plans.
Hans Ellington and Nels Aschum,
of Satire, were callers at this Office on
Friday on their way home from a
weeks visit at Plymouth Rock and
vicinity.
Mrs. Ellen Henry, of Bluffton
township, arrived home Saturday from
Elkader and Lawler where she was
called by the death and sickness of
relatives.
Mr.. Owen recently lectured before
the students at Iowa City on Shakes
peare. 1t might be possible to have
one of his lectures in this city which,
of course, would be free of charge.
To make room for lot of Stoves
and Ranges we have bought to be
shipped in March, we are giving 10 per
cent. discount on all Stoves now on
hand. This is a snap for any one want
ing Cook Stove. N. r. Croft.
Miss Randa Rude, well known
musician of Norway, arrived direct
from that country on Saturday, and is
visiting at the home of Ole Ulen, north
Of town. She will give concert tour
in this country, playing on an instru-
ment similar to clariOnet, made from
the bark of birch tree.
Ready Printed Signs.