Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

VIM. Owen
AT the Grand
Tomorrow night in
1.-THE School for Scandal. ~
Buy holiday goods in DEBORAH.
Gut glass at cut prices. The But
ton.
Miss Edith Hamre visited friends
at Cresco last week.
A. III. Groves was Cresco bust
ness visitor Saturday.
IS. V. Weiser went to Ortonville,
Mimi, on business trip.
Mrs. .. M. Drexel and daughter
visited at Garner last week.
A barrel of Johnson's Pure sweet
cider just tapped at Hedges. Aft
DIR. B. Harmon was a Fort Atkin-
son professional visitor Friday.
Mrs. ]. W. Hogan returned to her
home in Wheeling, ILL.,, Saturday.
M. Kraty was DEBORAH visitor
from Lincoln township Wednesday.
We have an elegant lot of Sweaters
Mrs. Fannie Hawley made a trip
to Calmar Saturday, between trains.
Miss Inga Jensen went home to
Spring Grove to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs E. Cutler spent Thanksgiv.
ing with her daughter at Albert Lea,
Mimi
Miss Geneva Norton went to Rice
vile Friday, for visit with rela-
Oscar Ba1der went to Chester,
Iowa, Monday, to do some machine
work.
Mrs. Ham Beard and daughter are
visiting at the home of her mother in
Usage.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Stepp spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at West
Union.
The family of Geo. Reid, of Burr
Oak, were shopping in the city last
Wednesday. 2s @ IA
Mrs. G. P. Hong is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. @. P. Stouffer, at
Charles City.
"A bouncing baby boy arrived at
the home of Frank Jewell north of the
city Saturday night. .saa.s
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.. Emery went
to southern California last week,
where they will spend few months
Iecuperating their health.
Nothing is more acceptable to a
gentleman friend than box of good
cigars. We have them in every style.
N N. Quandahl & Co.
NJ -
Waterloo, have come to DEBORAH to
remain during the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Francisco.
-Jergscn Olson has been suffering
with typhoid fever for several days,
and is being taken care of by the
Woodman lodge, having a room in
their hall.
Miss Mary Bertossa arrived home
last Thursday, after an absence of
about Z years. Fred Schield accomp-
anied her ON visit with his sister
Mrs. w. Toman.
Use Pillsbury's Best -four, and
avoid that trouble in using other
mills -four that the last sack was not
so good as the first. Sold only in the
city at Geo. Bernatz 1872
The National Bank of DEBORAH has
added to it's equipment a Burroughs
adding machine, one of the modern
labor savers, at cost of nearly $400.
1t is we'll worth the cost, however.
Mr.. William Owen, J. w. McCon-
nell and fine cast will be seen at the
Grand ON Thursday Dec. 4th in an
elaborate revival of "Tbe School For
Scandal" The sale of reserved seats
is now on.
The annual memorial service of
the local Elks lodge will be held in
the lodge rooms next Sunday after
noon at three O'Clock. Atty. Nj. A..
Harmon will deliver the address and
eulogies will be pronounced by DR..
+. w. Daubney.
You can expect cold wave and
snow most any time. Be prepared fol-
this and buy shoes and arctics of an
all around good shoe store. Call on
us and buy for the whole family and
you will get your share OF the bar
gains. John @. HeXom.
-Luren filed their engagement al
Spring Grove Thanksgiving evening
to the delight of large audience, as
was expected. These annual concerts
are always hailed with pleasure by
the people of that section, and the
high standard of music rendered by
this organization never fails TO attract
large number.
Peter Quanrud, matchmaker a
Vick's iewelry store, went to Dubuqu,
yesterday, where he is plaintiff in r,
case against DIR. Stabo, of Sprins
Grove, charging the latter with NAL
practice, in amputating his foot afte
an injury with grubbing machine
He sues for $1,000 damages, and ha
as his attorneys, Stillwell q Stewart
of Waukon.