Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-07-17

Atty. Geo. Adams went to Madf.
son, Wis, last week, on business trip.
Miss Gladys Jacobs, of Calmar
visited with Miss Mabel Bernatz last
week.
Miss Mamie Hazelton, of Calmar,
was in town, Saturday, doing some
shopping.
Mr.. Robert Miller went to Fayette,
Monday, to work on G.. A. divers
new house.
County Treasurer w. o. Nordheim
made business trip to Calmar last
Wednesday.
-Mds. r. G. Pike and Fannie Haw-
ley went to Britt, Iowa, Thursday, to
visit relatives.
IS. X. Olson Joined his wife in a
visit at Belgrade, Stearns county,
Mimi, Saturday.
Mrs. c. S. Boice and children are
spending a few weeks with relatives
at Preston, MINI.
Mrs. o. P. Ode and children came
over from Calmar Friday, for visit
with relatives here.
Rev. HI. HI. Green returned to Du-
buque Friday, after few days visit at
the home of the editor.
Mrs. Gjellum and her three oldest
children went to Thursby, Alabama,
Monday, to join her husband.
The second annual target and live
bid tournament of the DEBORAH Gun
Club will be held July 80 and 81.
The STANDARD Telephone Co., has
be n extending its lines in West Deco
rah. Six new wires have been strung.
Alderman John Curtin arrived
home Monday morning, from visits at
Davenport, Iowa, Norris and Chicago,
Ill.
Miss Parker, of Mason City, passed
through DEBORAH, Saturday, on her
way to Ridgeway, to visit her parents
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burton, of Elgin,
have been visiting friends for several
days past. They went to Mason City
yesterday.
Mrs. Cleveland and her daughter,
Mrs. Bancroft, of Salt Lake City, Utah,
are visiting Mrs. Barker. They will
remain month.
Miss Madge Hitler has taken a
position in the Button store, in the
place of Miss Christopherson, who is
taking a vacation.
e. A. Waterbury and wife returned
Monday morning from months visit
at Mason City, Chamberlain, s. D.,
and other points west.
Mrs. Theodore Atkinson, who has
been visiting friends and relatives here
for about six weeks, returned to Dow
ner, North Dakota, Saturday.
B. w. Sinclair, of Marshalltown,
who had been visiting here, Geo. Sin
clair and Mrs. 1. b. Keller, of West
DEBORAH, left for Money Greek, Mimi,
on Friday, for visit at their parental
home.
There is q dignity about newspa-
paper advertisement that there is about
no other kind. The circular begs at the
door for admission to the family, the
dOdger belongs to the street or high,
way, but the newspaper advertisement
enters the family by right, and 1t shares
the welcome given to the pages which
are freighted with the news of the com
munity.-Hamton Recorder.
"A sweet girl graduate in Missouri
city thus describes the mannerin which
goat butted boy out of front yard
"He hurled the previous end of his ana
tony against the boys afterward with
an earnestness and velocity, which
backed by the goats avordupois, i'm
parted momentum that was not re
Taxed until the instigator of tn,
vehement evaporation landed on terrs
firma beyond the pale of the goats
jurisdiction. "-Ex.
"A short time since, w. f. Over
had a fishing experience that has jus
been made public. The popular rea
4 n
went fishing on the first day of tn
season. During his forenoon of patien
sitting on the river bank, he missed
gold ring he was in the habit of wear
ing Shortly after he caught larg
black bass, and when he arrived hom
he found the missing ring-on tn
wash stand where he had left it in tn
lmorning.-Ex.