Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-20
Mrs. Brandt visited friends al
Waukon last week.

NdukOu ldSG week.
' B. H. Adams returned from his
Rockford visit on Friday.
, Miss Ida Oxley went to Ossian
Saturday, for brief visit
&C. G. Coutant arrived home Sun
day from his trip to Tennessee.
Misses Amy and Ethel Reed went
to- Monona last week. to visit relatives.
Sheriff Mizener made trip to
Fort Atkinson Monday, to serve some
papers.
Mrs. Lennon and daughter, Miss
Louise, went to Mason City Saturday,
for visit.
Miss Addie Marsh went to West
Union Saturday, for few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. Alberta Lincoln-Appey went
to Davenport Saturday, after visit
with relatives in this county.
F. W. Boyd and wife went to EN-
mettsburg, Iowa, Monday, where he
will attend the dog show.
Will Hurd went to Eagle Grove,
Iowa, Monday, where he expects to
make balloon ascension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasmore returned
home to Belle PLANE Saturday, after
visit with friends in the county.
"A party of some twenty Odd Eel
lows with their wives and sweet
hearts drove to the home of W. A.
Harvey near Castalia Sunday, and
spent an enjoyable day.
IT. F. Cooney and daughter, Ellen,
of Chicago, are visiting relatives in
Button township, and also at Cresco.
Lieut.. and Mrs. o. A. Anderson
and daughters went to Northfield,
Mimi, Monday, for visit with re-
latives.
The fail season at the Grand opera
house will open Sept Sd with the
popular Miss Katie Emmett, in From
East to West.
When you buy sack of Pills
bury's Best -four you get the best in
the world, try sack. For sale by
G. G. Freeberg. 344.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duffy and
daughter, of Sioux Falls, S. D., have
been visiting his mother and other re-
latives here since Saturday.
j. NJ. Akers of Button is enjoy
ing visit from his brother and sister,
Jonathan Akers and Mrs. kirkpatrick,
of Lawrence, Kas.. who arrived
Saturday.
DEBORAH Institute is in shape to
give young people a better chance
than ever for good education. TUT
ton SO. 90. Fall term Sept. 1st. Free
text books.
# n. May returned ON Friday
from a land trip to North Dakota, and
departed again yesterday for Bismrk,
with party of six land seekers,
four from Eldora and two from De-
corah
The Milwaukee is laying heavy
steel rails between Calmar and Ridge
way, and the gang of men who are
doing the work are being brought to
DEBORAH to board each evening. There
will be about sixty of them in all.
IN. G. Bachelor, general contrac-
tor, of La Crosse, Wis, came to
DEBORAH last Wednesday to see Maurice
Halloran about rock. He is we'll
pleased with the DEBORAH Stone that
Maurice is shipping to Adams, MINI.
AS it is reported by what is deem
ed good authority that there have been
cases Of hog cholera near DEBORAH
within the last few weeks, and possib-
ly some at present, therefore the man
agement of the Winnesehik county fair
think it best to have no show of hogs
at the fair of 1902.
DIR. and Mrs. F. w. Daubney are
expected home from their wedding
trip to the west this "wednesday
noon. They were in attendance at
the Grand Lodge of Elks at Salt Lake
City, and were delightfully."- entertain
ed, were DER the deserts, on the noun
tains, and threw snow balls at each
other, saw the wonderful Dead Sea,
Denver, Colorado Springs, Omaha
and many other points of interest.
They have greatly enjoyed the trip,
and will be welcomed home today.
The Lansing Journal of last week
contains legal notice referring to
the incorporation of the Iowa Hem
attic Railway Comdany, which is
evidence that the company, of which
L. W.. Beard of this city is secre-
tary treasurer, means business and
that the work is progressing. This is
the proposed line from Lansing to De-
corah via the iron mines and Waukon.
It's instigators insist that the road
will be built and that the company
hos en- fficiapt hact;po to carrx ont ;tS