Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-01-16
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.
Jan. IL Masquerade ball at steyer's by
Hose Co. No. L.
Feb. 4-Distrct court convenes.
Feb. l2-Lincoln's Birthday
Feb. list. Valentines Day.
Feb. 20-Ash Wednesday-Lentb begins.

JOS. Stribley was over from the Fort
Thursday.
IT. F. LaVelle, of Charles City
Sundayed in TIE city.
F. p. Kennedy was over from
Ossian last Wednesday.
Earnest Frank, of Ossian was in
the city last Wednesday.
ID. P. Halves went to Minneapolis
Monday, on business trip.
Philip Pfister, ST., was down from
Locust Saturday, on business.
John B. Kaye was business
visitor from Calmar last Thursday.
For sale cheap-swell body cutter
in good repair: inquire at this office.
DIR. G. H. Rollins, of Ridgeway,
srent Sunday with his parents IN the
city.
Lewis Halse, of Burr Oak town.
ship, was a DEBORAH business visitor
Saturday.
Geo. e. Ulen left Monday for
Hamline, Mimi, having spent the
vacation at home.
Il. b. Keller made business trip
north into Minnesota, this week, with
one of his brothers.
-Thos. McCauley, of Button town.
ship, was pleasant business caller at
this Office Saturday.
John Slack came down from Min
neapolis last Thursday, for visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. o. G. Oyloe, of Brookings, s. d. (,
arrived last Friday, called hither by
the illness of her father, Ole Jagerson.
g. B. Painton, of Calmar, accom-
gained by G. r. Vaughan, of Allamakee
county, were pleasant callers, Thursday.
John Greer and j. D. Halves were
both sick last week, and d. p. Halves
remained at home to look after the
business.
Monday, Jan. %, to Friday Feb. LIST,
are the next dates you can have DR..
Fisk fit your eyes. At the Winnesheik
Parlors. 3-2.
VIM. Ingvoldstad went to Min
neapolis Monday, to transact some
business connected with his lumber
yard interests.
p. L. Barthelme, of Caledonia,
Mimi, was in the city Monday morn
ing, enroute home from Ossian, where
he had been visiting for a'few days.
Claude Hiatt, of Hesper, who is in
the employ of George r. Newell & Co.,
of Minneapolis, was visiting DEBORAH
friends Friday and Saturday.
w. A. Kennedy sold two thorough
bred Short Horn calves last week,
which were very fine specimens. G.
G. Pilgrim secured one and f. j. Lien
the other.
The small census statement of the
population of Fort Atkinson-264, is
explained by the fact that about one
half of the residence portion of the
town is outside the corporation.
AT the county convention of the
M. w. A. held last Wednesday, Geo.
Hislop, of the DEBORAH Lodge, and DIR.
P. M. Jewell, of the Ossian lodge,
were elected delegates to the state con-
vention, to be held at Cedar RAPIDS
next month.
The most pleasantly remembered
play in the long list of Sol Smith Rus
sells charming productions is IA Poor
Relation" The coming engagement
here of Mr.. Frank Keenan, in this piece
has been announced. 1t is said this
striking actor in Mr.. Russell's famous
part of Noah Vale is meeting with
a perfect ovation whenever he appears.
The blasting of the big piece of
cast iron which has for several years
been standing in the lot west of the
Ammon-Scott building on Friday
evening, shook the whole neighbour
hood and threw huge pieces in all
directions. The blasting was done
near the river bank by |. N. Sanbo, of
Waukon.
We were of the opinion that about
every family in Burr Oak township
read PUBLIC OPINION, but on Satur-
day Messrs V. +. Bartlett and Will
Frye came in and said that they felt
so lonesome without it in the house
that they must have it, and were given
receipts for year in advance, upon
payment of the subscription price. If
there are any more without it we will be
glad to have them come and do like
wise.
A M Perry is another Decora HAN