Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30

last Thursday. ,.,i'
, Harry Van Pelt went ITO Austin
Mimi, yesterday.
John Mulholland was in the city
from Cresco Friday.
F. L. Akers made a business triI
to the Fort on Monday.
Miss Libbie Ryan was over from
Calmar last Thursday.
John Gerstner, of Fort Atkinson,
was in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Birdsell NOV
ed to Frankville last week.
j. S. Heckle was down from Burr
Oak Thursday, on business.
Rev. A. jacobson, of Springfield,
made a trip to Cresco Thursday
john Seegmiller made business
trip to New Hampton yesterday.
Geo. Thayer was at Calmar yes
terday between trains, on business.
Rev V. Koren, of Washington
Prairie, went to st. Paul yesterday.
C. A. Bucknam was up from Cas-
Italia last Thursday, on business trip
Mrs. Gertrude Chase spent Sunday
at the home of J. H. Hiatt in Hesper.
IL B. Richmond was down from
Bluffton yesterday, ON business trip.
&C. r. Wood was up from West
Union yesterday, on telephone bust
ness
Fred Schwarz is here from Rock
ford, ILL.,, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
County Treasurer E. R. Haines
Sundayed with relatives at Mabel,
MINI.
Lewis Holcomb departed yesterday
morning for Estherville, Iowa. Ito re-
sumo work. *
-Nels Ellingson, of Plymouth Rock,
was looking after business matters
here yesterday.
-Mrs.'.J. A. Gregg returned to st.
Paul yesterday, after a visit at the
home of A. Bradish.
-Messrs. James Wampler and j. w.
Paley, of Ridgeway, took in the base
ball game Thursday.
Geo. Estey, Jr., came up from
Bloomfield township yesterday, and
made us pleasant call.
Mrs Julia Breckenridge spent
Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Dr. j. ]. Radcliffe, at Spillville.
Reporter W. o. Crosby went to
West Union Monday, where Judge
Fellows is holding court this week.
III. j. Hedges and son went to Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, Monday, to be present
at the marriage of a,sister of Mr.. H.
1T is reported that the Turkish Oil
Co. will move to Muscatine, Iowa, hav-
ing interested capitalists there in their
business.
Photographer Reynolds took run
up to Winnebago City, Mimi, and
back last week, for visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcy departed yes
terday for Minneapolis, from whence
they will doubtless go ON to their new
home in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
CLARK Robinson, of Freeport, took
the train here yesterday morning for
ST. Paul and Minneapolis. He will
also go up in northern Minnesota, to
look at some land.
1t is reported that Burt. Skinner,
the genial fireman ON the DEBORAH
branch, will be married at Calmar to-
day. We are without further particu-
lars at this writing.
Rev. B. Askevold and wife left
DEBORAH Monday morning for st.
Paul, where they will visit for
time and then depart for Norway, for
few months visit.
We understand that,an experienced
dealer in shoes from Marshalltown has
rented the Curtin building, which is
being so nicely fitted up, and will
open shoe store there.
On Wednesday, at eleven O'Clock
a. M, at the Lincoln church, occurred
the marriage of Miss Evelyn Wemark,
to Mr.. Geo. Loman, of DEBORAH, Rev.
N. p. Xavier performing the ceremony.
-Ridgeway Review.
We believe that the time has come
when it would pay to keep a cab ON
the streets of DEBORAH. If some one
would keep good landau, good team
and good driver ON the streets, giving
prompt and reasonable service, it
would pay well, we think.
We are in receipt of Watertown,
S. D., Daily Public Opinion from
which we clip the following about
our former townsman: H. p. Kidder
arrived yesterday to assume his duties
as agent for the Hays-Lucas Lumber
Co. Mr.. Kidder comes from Waukon,
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