Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-03-05

e. R. Acres transacted business in
the Chickasaw county court last week.
Mrs. Conyers is here from Florida,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Brad
ish.
j. ]. Haug was over from Spill
vile yesterday morning, on business
trip.
Israel and James Birdsell, of
were in the city last We'd
nesday.
Fred Rosenthal has gone to Chicago
to buy his spring and summer line of
goods.
Prof. J. ]. Champlin, of the Spill
vile schools, was DEBORAH business
visitor Saturday.
s. Larsen went to Chicago Satur-
day night, to pick up some bargains in
mems furnishings, etc.
John Wingate, of Hesper towship,
took the train here Monday for Farley,
Iowa City, and other points.
Mrs. H. Thompson left Saturday for
her home at Lyons, Iowa, after q
visit at the home Of her son, II. F.
Mrs. Thos. Rossley and daughter
last Wednesday from their
visit at Greene, Iowa, with relatives.
Mrs. w. l.. Easton entertained a
of friends Monday evening
In honor of Miss Roberts, of Postville.
e. T. Olson has purchased a lot of
E. G. Rud In Curtin's addition, where
he will erect residence in the spring.
Herman Graft and wife, of Esther
Vile, visited at the home of his cousin,
Recorder G. H. Lawrence, on Friday
last.
Chris. Evenson was down from
Austin last week, visiting his parents
and friends. He returned to work
Geo. Steyer departed Saturday for
E!kader, where he will visit few
lays before returning to work at Gal
ina, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Smith left yes
.erday morning for the hospital at
Mimi, where she will re-
,eive treatment.
Hon. J. s, Roome, of Calmar, was
n the city last Wednesday, being
home from Des Moines on account of
sickness in the family. s
Mart Erwin and family departed
yesterday for their home in Montrose,
). ~, after a pleasant visit with old
friends and relatives in this county.
We understand that the Topliff
building on Water street has been
rented by gentleman from Cedar
Rapids, a Mr.. Wells, who will, soon
open a racket store.
Henry Aders, his sons William,
Joseph and Bernard, and his son-in-
aw, VIM. Jansen, went to Sumner
asst week to attend the wedding of an
other son of the former.
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Hoyt very
pleasantly entertained company of
friends at caroms Friday evening.
They were also Eat home" to party
Of ladies and gentlemen last evening.
TOILET Larsen has sold his residence
On Vernon street to l., L. Fossum,
who has sold his farm TO Theo. Void,
his son-in-law, excepting so acres
which he sold to his daughter, Julia.
He will retire from farming.
Mrs. Emma McNally, who has
been visiting at the parental home Of
Chas. Hegner for some time, departed
for Cedar Falls and Chicago,
where she will visit relatives and then
go on to Jackson, Miss, where their
future home will be.
"A statement of the condition
of the National Bank of De-
corah appears in this issue, which
shows that institution in excellent
condition, and steadily grow
ing in favor. Its assets reach $432,-
00S.64. and its deposits 1928, 6l6.29.
You can't make N. o. Rosveld, of
Highland township, or any one else
who has ever tried 1t, believe that our
want column does not produce results.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Rosvold lost a
watch in town, it was found by Mr.,
Robt. Simpson who advertised it in
our want column, which searched the
whole county until it found the owner,
who of course was delighted to have
his property returned.
-"King Dodo," the new comedy
opera which ran successfully five
months in Chicago, is announced for
an early visit to this city. There are
sixty people In the company, and a
special orchestra, and the scenic adorn-
ment is said to be one of the most
elaborate ever provided for a similar
presentment. The attraction Is pro-
NOTED by the Castle Square Opera
company, an organization identified
with some of the most pretentious
operate productions of recent wears.