Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-08-21

u. M. Selnes, of Locust, was Dusi-
ness visitor Saturday.
DEBORAH Institute graduates had
their photos made at Reynolds.
%. F. Lambert, of Castalia, can
didate for sheriff, was in the city Fri
day.
Fifteen candidates were initiated
Monday evening in the Maccabee
order.
Miss Peters, of Cedar Rapids, is
here taking piano lessons of Mrs. B. 0.
Marsh.
Mrs. G. c. Coutant departed Fri
day for visit with her parents at Port
age, Wis.
H. H. Coleman has been down
from Minneapolis few days visiting
relatives.
Rev. M. Willett occupied his pull
pit Sunday morning, after vacation
of several weeks.
Miss Hannah Linnevold has been
visiting her brother, Rev. j. Linnevold,
at Edgerton, Wis.
| Mons Askelon, accompanied by his
wife and children, of Cresco, made
this office a pleasant call Friday.
-Chas. A. Burdick, of Prairie du
chien, who has been working on the
Union, was DEBORAH visitor Friday.
Frank MILFORD and Theodore Hal
vorsen were down from near Canton
Friday, combining business with
pleasure.
Clarence Johnson returned home
Sunday morning from Stoughton,
Wis, after a two weeks visit with his
home people.
The prices for the Van Dyke and
Eaton Co. at the Grand will be the
same as last season. The company is
better than ever.
Mrs G. J. Ramsey and three chill
dren, of Racine, Wis, were guests at
the home of Prot. f. L. Coffeen Mon
day ana yesterday.
Joe Holland returned Thursday
from two weeks trip into Dakota,
where he has been looking up land,
with prospects of buying.
Presiding Elder Fleming came up
from Fayette Saturday, and on Sunday
conducted the quarterly meeting SER
vices at the M. e. church.
MIR. and Mrs. Jocob Seegmiller, Of
Canoe, went to Stratford, Ont, last
week, to visit relatives. They will also
visit the Buffalo exposition.
The little Misses Jennie and Gladys
Peck returned home to Chicago last
Wednesday after six weeks visit with
grandpa and grandma Peck.
Misses Pauline and Louise Hong,
of Spillville attended the Breckenridge
graduating exercises Friday evening,
and were the guests of Miss Stella Peck.
Miss Louise Steyer came up from
Elkader Monday, accompanied by her
cousin, Louis Lamm, and her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Stitch, for few days visit
with relatives.
Frank May left for BrookingS, S.
d., yesterday, with four men who are
prospective land buyers. +. f. Auch-
moody expects to go to the same place
Thursday with five others.
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Bring in your dairy products.
The County Fair Association will have
a refrigerator in the Agricultural Hall
so that all dairy products will be cared
for, so bring in your butter and farm
produce.
large number of the advanced branches
are thoroughly taught at Valdez Nor
NAL School. A splendid opportunity
is affo ,ded to those who are deficient
in Arithmetic. Tuition $500 month.
Free text books. 1872
-Decorah Institute is writing the
county superintendent of the state to
learn in what branches the largest
number of teachers fail. Will print it
when known. There will be classes in
grammar from the beginning to
through the hardest questions to I'M
derstand; in arithmetic from the null
tiplication table to through the hardest
and most practical problems; students
will be taken thoroughly and patiently.
DEBORAH Institute leads in teaching
these branches.
] Says the Charles City Citizen:
medical man not a thousand miles from
Charles City recently sent to the adj
dress of one of his patients bill for
professional services. A few days after
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