Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-04-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Try our Want column.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Bring us your job work.
Clean up your yards and alleys.
John Mapson, of West DEBORAH is
still quite i'll.
This issue of the PUBLIC OPINION
is 2975 copies.
bred Donald, of Prosper, was a
DEBORAH visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Asp were over
from Calmar Thursday.
DIR. G. III. Rollins, of Calmar, was
in the city Monday morning.
Editor G. G. Coutant returned on
Thursday from a trip to Chicago.
Don't forget the date of the "Prin-
cess Bonnie" Wednesday, April 10th.
i. Birdsell of Frankville, has been
visiting relatives in DEBORAH for a few
days.
Go to Mrs. f. w. Elsner's for the
new and chic yelling which has just
arrived
&C. j. Harlan, Sunday School Mis-
sionary, was in the city from Saturday
until yesterday.
jacob Larson, the popular clothier
of Canton, Mimi, was in the city Fri
day, on business.
Mr.. G. w. Stewart, of West De-
corah, is still very ill, and he does not
improve as desired.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller passed away last
Friday, from brain fever.
Congressman G. n. Haugen, of
Northwood, was here over Sunday, in
terviewing his many friends.
&C. o. Maltby went to Marshall
county, Mimi, last week with H. l..
Cotfeen, and purchased farm.
II. Ahern, of Calmar, was here
Monday morning, looking after his du-
ties as roadmaster of the Milwaukee.
Prof. III. l.. Curtis entertained
small company of friends at the home
of E. f. Auchmoody Friday evening.
An exchange says that Ben Keefe,
of this city, has signed to play with
the st. Paul base ball team this season.
The marriage of Mr.. Albert Vine
to Miss Anna Erickson, both of Madi-
son township, takes place at the Madi-
son church this afternoon.
Please remember that charge of
three cents per line will be made for all
notices of entertainments, sociables and
all events where admission fees are
charged, in the future tt
The best home talent production
that DEBORAH amateurs have ever given
will be the princess Bonnie" at the
Grand next week for the benefit of our
public library. Give it your patronage.
"A social dance at Steyers opera
house on Thursday evening, with
music by Carpenters orchestra, of
North McGregor Iowa, was well at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Hans A. Teslow, of Washington
Prairie has purchased the farm of VIM.
Smith in Frankville township. 1t
contains 10 acres and the price paid
was $4,000. His two oldest sons will
run the farm.
We are in receipt of the anuoun-
cement of the marriage of Mr.. Elmer
+. Beeman, to Miss Stella Creglow, two
of Waukon's best young people, on
last Wednesday. Their many friends
here unite with us i'm extending con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Kjomme creamery in High
land township, as well as the farm or
which it is situated, will be offered at
public sale on April 10th, by Supervisor
o. l.. Wennes, administrator for the
estate of Nels II. Larson, who was
owner of the premises.
Prof. Max Gmelin left for his home
in Elkader yesterday, where he will
visit for few days and then go to Chi
cago, to take instruction on the violin.
Prof Gmelin is now an artist on this
instrument, and seasons training will
doubtless show much development.
Mrs. Anna Borlaug, wife of O. f..
Borlaug deceased, for many years a
photographer in DEBORAH, died at the
home of his father in Calmar on Fri
day, March odd. She was for nineteen
years an invalid, most of the time I'M
able to move herself, and bore her
trials with remarkable fortitude.