Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-01-08

Ole P. Ode, of Calmar, was in tn
city Monday.
F. E. Jones, of Ossian, was in tn
city Saturday.
M. LANCE, of Bluffton, was in tn
city Friday evening.
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James o. Groves made business
trip to Usage last week.
-Theo. Tobiason, of Larimore, N
D., is visiting in the city.
Miss Mabel Severson has been visit
ing in Chicago for several days.
Il. j. Halse, of Button township,
was business visitor Saturday.
Miss Minerva Scott, of this Office,
made business trip to Ridgeway Mon
day.
M. 8. Howard, of Waukon, was in
the city over Sunday, on electric light
business.
Mr.. J. o. johnson, of Highland
township, attended the G. A. r. meet
ing Friday night.
g. r. Tabor, of Hesper, twas in the
city Friday evening, attending the s.
of V. installation.
-Willett Pfister, of Locust, went to
Fayette Monday, to enter the Upper
Iowa University.
Misses Clara and Emma Thorsten-
son, of Lansing, visited friends and
relatives here last week.
The Button Store will have for
rent a line of go bright new costumes
for Hose Co. No. dance. %
g. l.. Grindeland, of Highland
vile, was here on Friday, attending
the G. A. r. installation.
Mr.. ]. w. Daubney was down from
Lakefield, Mimi, Friday, visiting De-
corah friends and relatives.
Mr.. Geo. Hawkins returned to
Burr Oak, Friday, after few days WIS.,
it with his niece, Mrs. Frank Peacock.
Lee Jack and Hugh Deeney, of
Jackson Junction, were in the city
Monday, looking after some business
matters.
Landlord Stiles is all smiles over
the birth of bouncing baby boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Schildnecht on
Sunday.
Norman Riste and James Chin
mock returned to Minneapolis Monday,
to resume studies at the University of
Minnesota.
Jos. Williams has the contract for
the erection of some large coal ware
houses near the Burlington depot for
Ed. Rudolph.
Miss Libbie Hitler returned to
Fayette Monday, to resume her duties
as instructor in the business depart
ment of u. /. u.
j. J. Trzcinski departed Friday for
White Sulphur Springs Montana, to
resume his position on a ranch, after a
six weeks visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Barth, Of
Pleasant township, have been spending
the past week visiting friends in De-
corah and other parts of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Theilich, of
Kensett, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sage
horn, of Boian, Worth county, were
called here by the death of John
Theilich.
The new apparatus for pumping
the city water by electricity has been
set up and found to work satisfactorily
The new method of pumping will be
started in few days.
John Mizener was up from Mill
tary township Thursday and Friday.
He expects to move to South Dakota,
near Madison, early in March, where
he has purchased farm.
Karl d. Fisk, the Optician, fitted
1876 pairs of glasses at DEBORAH during
1901. His business always increases
and his work is absolutely guaranteed
in each case. At Winnesheik Parlors
Jan. Goth to oath. %
The managers of the Grand were
compelled to refuse to book one of the
finest shows on the road 1.-THE Belle of
New York" yesterday, on account of
conflicting with some of the great at
fractions yet to come this season.
We understand that Mr.. NJ. HI.
Merrill has sold his grain business to
Bert Porter, who will take possession
in couple of weeks. Mr.. Porter is a
popular young man, well known here,
and no doubt will enjoy large bust
ness.
Officer w. r. Wheatman has been
confined to his home for several days
with severe attack of inflammatory
rheumatism, and has been very low,
but we are glad to report him better at
this writing. Commissioner G. l..
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