Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-08-14

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ton, Iowa.
--Thos. Boyle was over from Ossian
yesterday.
Eugene Schall is visiting relatives
at La Crosse.
Miss Emma Lee visited friends at
Saude, Iowa, Sunday.
4. j. Helwig went to Calmar, Mon
day, on a business trip.
Miss Mabel Void visited friends at
Canton, MINI, last week.
james Dora1 went to Kansas City
Friday, on business trip.
Ed. Reum drove over from Ossian
Monday, on a business trip.
"A baby girl came to brigh en- the
home of f. w. Boyd on Saturday.
Albert Van Vliet was down from
Burr Oak township Monday, on bust
ness
Prof. l.. B. Parsons arrived home
Saturday from trip in Southern Min
nesota.
Mrs. D. A. Noyes, of Chicago are
visiting at the parental home Of l..
Bulls.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stevens are
the happy parents of baby boy, born
Monday.
Reynolds always uses the very best
material and purest chemicals in his
photos.
Miss Schildnecht returned home to
Milwaukee Saturday, after a visit at
the hotel Stiles.
&C. R. Wood was up from West
Union Monday and yesterday, on
telephone business.
Mrs. Rev. Nordgard and children,
of Indianapolis, Ind, are visiting
friends in the city.
-Mrs. H. M. Hanson returned home
to GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, Saturday, after a
visit with her parents.
ID. N. Hoyt arrived home from
Clear Lake, Saturday, where he has
been enjoying an outing.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. #. Syn.on re-
turned Monday from the Buffalo Ex-
position reporting delightful trip.
Rev. l.. p. Jensen, who attended
the funeral of Mrs. s. o. Wilson, de-
parted Monday for his home at Latimer,
iowa.
Wyatt Reynolds and father return
e from Phoenix, Ariz, Saturday,
where they bave been for several
months.
Miss Hannah Linnevold departed
yesterday for Edgerton, Wis, to spend
few days visiting her brother, Rev. j.
Linnevold
The merchants ball team bested the
POstville team last Wednesday, score
is to s, but were beaten at Wa1kon the
next day, score s to 5.
liver Larson departed for Chicago
Tuesday to buy fall goods. Miss Ellen
also accompanied him. to assist him in
the purchase of goods for the different
departments.
H. A. Dixson went to South Dako-
ia last week, where he and friend
purchased four sections of land in
Charles Mix county. He evidently be-
lieves in South Dakota dirt
w. G. Holcomb came down from
Rochester, Mimi, Sunday and has &C
cepted a position as travelling salesman
with the Standard PIT. & Mfg. Co. He
will make his home here i'm the future.
IF. J. Rosenthal returned from mar
ket last Friday, where he spent several
days purchasing full line of new
goods. The new dry goods stock is es-
pecis.lly fine, and he invites his friends
to call and see it.
Fred. Haislet, editor of paper at
Barron, Wis, and an old-time printer
of DEBORAH, dropped in on his friends
here yesterday, for brief visit His
many friends will be glad to learn
that he is doing well in the business.
VIM. Bandle, of Hesper township,
has been in DEBORAH for several days
past, having an eye treated by DIR.
Moore. An ulcer formed on the eye
and there has been grave danger of his
loosing it, but the doctor thinks he can
save it now, as is hoped by all.
The many friends of John Hall
man, of Freeport, are pleased to see
him out again, after long siege OF
sickness with typhoid fever. He has
experienced such a change from his
healthy, robust condition Of year ago
that one would scarcely know him.
The news of the death of Albert
Lee Freeman, i'm Texas, on Aug.
4th, 1901, was received here yesterday.
Mr.. Freeman was born in Railway,
New Jersey, March 3, 1886. and was a
resident of DEBORAH In 1855. During
the cival war he enlisted in Co. X, Isl
Iowa cayalrv and served "a lieutenan,