Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-23

Burr Oak Monday, on business trip.
Peter Helgeson, of st. Olaf, Mimi,
was a DEBORAH visitor last Thursday
Mrs J. E. Hargreaves went to Chi
cago Friday, for visit with relatives.
Supervisor S. r. Wolfenberger,
of Burr Oak, was in the city Saturday.
Hon A. X. Teisberg, of st Paul,
was a DEBORAH business visitor last
week.
Stanton Elzea was up from Akers
| ranch near Satire Saturday, on bust
ness.
Frank Jewell and Pat Roman went
to Charles City Friday, in quest of
stock.
DIR. c. Hoeg went to LIE Roy, MIMI,
last Thursday, being called there profess
sionally.
Mrs. A. c. Hagemeier returned last
week from an extended visit with
friends at Waukon.
MIR. and Mrs. Harley Kidder of
Waukon, were over Sunday visitors at
the home of M. V. Kidder.
Miss Neva Thatcher, one of our
trustworthy compositors, spent Sunday
at her home in West Union.
-Mds. Strother and Nichols, of
Cresco, have been guests at the home
of G. w. Burdick for several days.
LESS advertise means less sales.
Less sales means less profits. Carried
further-well, you know what will
happen.
A car of horses was SHIPPED by Ander-
son Bros. to Boston last week Thurs
day, and also one to East Williston,
Long Island.
Even G.. Rudd purchased three
lots opposite the Catholic church last
week, where he will build a residence
next spring.
/ Mrs. Jas. Hoy and Miss Kate Nc
Kinley, of Postville, were guests OF
Mrs. Dan Shea and other DEBORAH
friends over Sunday.
Why not feed your hogs Turkish
Hog remedy and save them from
Cholera. Your dealer sells it. Turk.
ish Oil Co., DEBORAH, Ia.
-Malleable Ranges are made only in
One Grade. No chance to be mistaken
i'm quality when buying Malleable
Sold only by ID. e. Reed & Son.
H. A. Bigelow returned Friday from
his trip to the Buffalo exposition ant
visit with old friends and relatives il
Connecticut. He reports very pleas
ant trip.
In less than day $500 was RAISED
among the business men of Usage as ;
bonus for the establishment in tina
town of rs barrel grist mill at cos
; of over $4,000.
The fortunate winner of the hand
some prize hat given away by Mrs. f
w. Elsner was Miss Marie Lien. Tn
price of the hat was $2S 70, and he
guess was $3.50.
CLAUS Ulen wheeled Monday from
DEBORAH to Burr Oak and Canton
Mimi, from there to Prosper, MINI.
and then back to DEBORAH making tn
distance in hours and Az minutes.
!, %. N. Norgard and family returne'
, last Friday from Hatton, n. d., ant
will reside here in the future. The
have been absent from DEBORAH for tw
years past, and will be warmly welcom
ed here again.
MIR. and Mrs. f. HI. Van Vliet, {
Burr Oak township, arrived home Sal
urday from an extended visit wit
friends and relatives in the east, incluG
points in Vermont, Maine, Massachr
sets and Rhode Island. The trip wa
!, a very pleasant one to them,
u DIR. and Mrs. II. G. Hutchipso
'' and children and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Wangler went to Cedar Rapids yeste
J, day afternoon to be present at tn
= Hutchinson-Mott wedding. Mr.. an
If Mrs. Wangler will go on to Waterlc
r. to visit relatives for few days.
& j. ID. Halves and w. G. Meyric
k returned from Chicago Saturday, whe
IS they purchased fine lot of new macl
'r inery for the new "Winnesheik
thresher mandatory in the Ammol
k Scott foundry building. They expe
lg to begin operations about December Is
Or Hon. Frank p Lewis, FIX sta
!" senator and prominent lawy
of Seattle, Washington, stopped OIL {
ar Saturday for few days visit with h
r. cousin, Mrs. Ed. Brakeman, on h
In way to the Buffalo exposition. +
n will also visit New York, Philadelph
p and Washington before returning
his home.