Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-11-06

| Miss Bee Finn has been visiting II
Chicago for week.
John Greer arrived home from
Kansas City Saturday.
Mrs. August Anderson visited
relatives at Waukon last week.
VIM. Owen, the popular actor, IL
Romeo and Juliet" Nov. 10th.
DIR. w. H. Emmons, of Burr Oak
returned from Waterloo Saturday.
Recorder G. H. Lawrence Sunday
ed at the homo of his parents at Navan
For Winter potatoes and apples see
us before you try. H. J. HUTCHINSON.
Lew. Beard arrived Saturday from
Colorado, where he is in the mine bust.
ness.
"A. F. Anundsen made business
trip to Omaha the latter part of last
week.
We continue to sell the celebrated
Boston rubbers and artics. None bet
ter. Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hoffass returned
last Wednesday from their visit at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Katherine Lott returned to
Chicago Monday, after visit with
relatives here.
z. B. Landon, of Burr Oak return
ed Monday from visit with friends
in Iowa county.
-Mds. Henry Paine and Z. B. Moss
and..Miss Clara returned Saturday from
their Chicago visit.
PUBLIC OPINION subscribers may
get the weekly Iowa Capital for twenty
five cents per year.
Those wedding invitations, imita-
ton engraved, and visiting cards are
still selling rapidly.
We would not object if some of our
subscribers would bring US some wood
on subscription account this fall.
Mrs. McHugh, of Cresco, daughter
of Senator Lyons, visited at the home
of Atty. Dan Shea a few days last
week.
H. g. Peters, the B., G. r. & N.
operator, arrived last Wednesday from
visit of six weeks with his parents at
Bellair, Ohio.
Auction bills, letter heads, en-
velopes, cards, posters, invitations,
everything that's printed, at this
office at living prices.
Miss Mabel Severson was up from
West Union over Sunday, where she
and her mother are holding Diamond
Cutting School. They report splendid
success.
-One of the old residents of Spring
field township, Gullick Gullickson,
died at his home in Springfield town.
ship last Wednesday, at the age of
eighty years.
Rev. G. M. SHELDON says there
should be more love between the serv-
ant girl and her employer. A Law ence
man says he tried that, and it seemed
to work all right until his wife found
it out, and then for some reason or
other trouble began. Lawrence Kan
sas Journal.
Prof. Chisholm, the Musical
Wonder who represented Michigan at
the Worlds Fair, is giving his wonder
full exhibition throughout Iowa, He
plays whole orchestra alone, viz:
lst and End violin, Bass viol, Cornet
and Piano, at once.
Alvin Pfister was down from Lo-
Gust Monday, calling on his many
friends here. He has been canvassing
a few days for '"The Life of Mckinley"
and IS meeting with splendid success.
He is selling one of the best books of
its kind so far published, and it is a
book that should be in every home.
On a recent Sunday an Iowa min
lister was preaching earnestly on the
subject of ''heaven and how to get
there" The Youthful ball teams were
playing over at the fair ground at the
time and an occasional shout fioated In
through the open window. The
preacher had come to close, and paus-
ed with the expressive exclamation,
"And how shall we get there?" "Slide
slide, slide like the devel," came float.
ing through the open window as he
waited for the full effect of the ques-
tion.-Ex,
MARY had little lamb. That time
has passed away. No lamb could
follow up the pace that Mary sets
today. For now she rides an air-shoG
wheel in skirts too short by half; ne
lambkin shares her airy flight, but yor
can see her calf. But who is there who
can complain or cry in woe, "Alasv 81
long as Mary's rll right the lamb cal
go to grass. So all the men delight t.
gaze, their poy is not sham, and while
the other critters out they have M
use for lamb