Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-05-22

E. S. Gjellum went to Albert Les
Mimi, last Wednesday.
p. McCusker visited his son Harr
at Ocheyedon last week.
N. w. Vance is enjoying trou
fishing excursion in Wisconsin thi
week.
A. c. Bishop of this office was al
over Sunday visitor at his home il
Elkader.
MIR. and Mrs. J. o. Beach, of Can
ton, Mimi, were visiting in the cit.
last week.
Mrs. B. J. Reynolds has been en-
joying visit at Rochester, Mimi, 70
week past.
r.. H. Tracy and family returne'
Monday from visit with relatives q
Waterloo, Iowa.
Prof. E. L. Coffeen made trip B
Iowa City and Grinnell last week, On
school matters.
Martin Christopher has been look
ing after business at Lime Springs and
Chester last week.
Rev. DR.. p. Slack, of Hesper, wet
to Marshalltown yesterday, to atteid
Friends meeting.
Geo. Buennecke and Chris Reum
spent Sunday with friends and rea-
tives at Maynard.
See those fine new single harnesses
at E. Rudolph & Co.'s. They are the
hOrsemen's delight.
r. H. Tracy was at Waterloo list
week, joining his wife and children in
a visit to her parents.
Otto Hexom returned from Mali-
son, S. D., Thursday, where he has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Claus Hexom was called home
from Madison, s. Oak. by the
serious illness of her father, Mr.. Il. H.
&C. M. Clark returned from Mil
Sunday. He reports his daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl, recovering from her
illness.
Prof Milton Updegraff arrived
here from Washington last Wednesday,
to spend few days here looking after
business matters.
Miss jeanette Tyler departed Mon
lay evening for Adrian, Mich, to con-
;inue her work as stenographer in the
Lamb Wire Fence CO., of that place.
Mrs. James. Adams, of Oakland,
CAL, visited with her cousin, HI. s. f.
Renken few days, departing for
Fairbault, MIMI, yesterday, where
she will visit relatives.
IT. M. Hoyt is again laid up with
broken arm, which he sustained at
rresco in fall from the Episcopal
church steps. The fracture is about
TWO inches below the one he sustained
\ few weeks ago. J
A statement of the condition of the
Citizens State Bank of Lakefield,
Mimi, J. w. Daubney cashier, comes
10 our table, which shows that institu-
ion rapidly growing, and in splendid
financial condition. It's deposits now
reach the sum of S1l4,573.22.
DIR. N. M. Volding, of Des Moines,
mas been appointed by the State Board
Of Control, inspector of the local insane
tsylums attached to county poor farms
IN sixteen counties in the southeastern
part of the state. He is particularly
we'll fitted for this place, and his friends
IN this section are pleased to hear of his
e. S. Gjellum will leave for Fowler,
Colorado, near Pueblo, today, where
,he family will make their home in the
future, the climate being better for Mr..
6jellum's health. The family will fol-
ow him i'm few weeks. The many
friends of this estimable family in De-
,orah deeply regret their departure
from this vicinity.
Constable John Hargraves went to
Monday with Chris.
Peterson, an aged insane man from
township, and Deputy Sher-
fl Olson will bring woman from
Spillville today to appear before the in
sane commissioners for examination.
This will make 129 adjudged insane
since Sheriff Christen went into office.
"A telegram received from Eugene
Johnson at Iowa City last week brought
the intelligence that he had success
fully passed the state examination at
Des Moines and was licensed to prac-
tice in all the courts of the state. He
has not yet graduated at Iowa City,
and ii is special distinction to pass
the state examination before complet-
ing his studies,
MAY you take this lesson home
with you tonight, dear friends" con-
cluded the preacher in a neighboring
town at the end of long and weari-