Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-08-07

\. II. Adams returned yesterday
fl a trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Kjome is moving into his new
he near Luther College.
A. G. Baker went to Coleman, s.
Ipta, Tuesday, on business.
Byron Chandler went to Lawler,
Nday, for couple of days.
Mrs. Billows is visiting relatives in
Geo. She went last Saturday.
Ia. Bradish went to Clinton on
tness, Monday, for few days.
ben Dawley and X. Bottle went to
ind Forks, Tuesday, to look for work.
Philip s. Huber, of Jackson town.
p, was in the city Monday, on bust
Is.
Mrs. w. P. Rima went to Austin,
turday, to visit her sister for few
Us.
IT. F. Harrington went to Des
Zines Monday, to spend couple OF
eks.
Mrs. r. Small went to Waterloo
t week, where she will make her
me.
Fred Mackenstadt has been inn
owing his residence by enlarging the
,chen.
MIR. j. b. Barber, of Cresco, was
business in the city
turday.
MIR. X. Graves, of Freeport, was a
easant business caller at this office on
Pete Hamre and three of his family
ent to Grand Forks, Tuesday to look
rlwork.
Miss Blanche Blount returned last
v,dnesday from visit among friends
Locust.
IA. w. Dorm and family and Miss
libel Dorm, of Ridgeway, were shop
i,g in town Saturday.
miss Gertrude Golz returned home
Il Thursday after q visit with her
ter in Charles City.
Brink Ward is laying new cement
lewalk on the east side of his build
( on Water street.
Andrew Bergeson, of Fergus Falls,
inn, was visiting old friends and
latives here last week.
Lloyd Cameron and l.. Elzea, of
rleans township, were transacting
lsiness here Monday.
Andrew Rygg has returned from
Iowa, where he has been
lgaged in stone mason work.
F. J. Lang, the "boss" sign painter,
as recently completed a handsome
'indow sign for M. j. Soukup.
Rev. E. o. Wick, of La Crosse
Wis.,, is visiting at his parental home
Ira Nick accompanied him home.
Mrs. q. =. f5oice ana oI,iid.-r,
Who have been visiting friends at Pres
on, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Clarissa Coutant left Tuesda,
fternoon for Portage, Wis, where sh
will visit her grandparents for fort
light.
Joe Hoshek, of Ridgeway, paid u
pleasant visit last Saturday. Joe i
me of our most progressive farmers
md very successful.
Frank Bloomfield who has bee
pending his vacation in Minneapolis
S again on duty as mail carrier. III
'eturned last Friday.
Harry Holmes has completed hi
new home near the Milwaukee depo
md has moved into 1t. He has
residence.
"A company of gentlemen wei
very pleasantly entertained at tn
home of III. j. Hutchinson last Wet
nesday evening.
The many friends of Mrs. c. \
Lloyd will be glad to learn that she a
rived in England safely on the 18th
July. She went by the Partisan frol
Carl Seyb, who has been workir
for d. +. Reed Il Son for the pa
year. in the tin shop, has resigned h
position, and departed yesterday for b
old home at Keokuk, where he has a
copied position.
Ezra Schoomaker, living near O
sian, met with a bad accident last wee
while painting a house. He fell off Il
a distance of twenty fe
and broke his hip and arm, besides b
ing injured internally.
"A camping party, consisting of c.
Coutant, Wallace Reed, Charlie Rec
Frank Lange, Ben Jewell and son, il
Thomas and Maurice Daubney, vii
Will Wells to act as cook, left yeste
day for Lansing, where they will ere
their tents and camp out for a coup
of weeks.