Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-03-12
A. M. Richards, of Castalia, wa
in the CITY on Friday.

"A. M. RICHARDS, OF CaStalla, wa
in the city on Friday.
John Greer went to Chicago OF
Friday, on business trip.
Cashier II. G. Hjerleid made
business trip to Cresco yesterday.
MIR. j. w. Swehla, of Calmar, wa
a DEBORAH business visitor yesterday.
Fred Goddard returned to Ken
dallville yesterday, after home visit
%. s. Bronsvold, of Worth county
was the guest of E. T. Olson last week
MIR. VIM. Murdoch, of Button
was pleasant business caller Satur.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. s. r. wager, of the
Calmar Courier, were in the city Sat-
urday.
B. F. Lennon went to Monona
Friday, to join Mrs. l.. in visit with
relatives.
--Schuck Dry Goods Co. announce
their millinery opening for next Sat
urday.
| j. Il. Chinook advertises sweep
ing clearing sale of the balance Of his
shoe stock.
| g. w. Glice, of Burr Oak town.
ship, was transacting business in the
city Friday.
Your gasoline stove smoke, your
sewing machine run hard, take it to
Haase for repairing. 1l-2l
"A. L. Nesheim, of Locust, was
among those who joined our list of
subscribers last week.
Mrs. Milt Mason, of Hardin, and
Mrs. VIM. Shepherd, of Postville,
visited at the home of w. A. Burdick
last week.
Everybody says they read our
want column before anything else in
the paper. That means your adver-
tisement there will be read.
Mrs. ]. c. Webster and mother,
Mrs. VIM. Webster, returned home to
Cresco yesterday, after visit at the
home of Mrs. Geo. @. Gardner.
The auction sale on the farm of
Aaron Sheetz, north of Freeport, has
| been postponed on account of the in
clement weather, to Wednesday, Mch.
| 10th.
Mr.. M. Green, of Bloomfield
township, was in the city last Thurs
day and Friday, looking after some
business matters and calling on old
| friends.
Mr.. James Wantadv, of this paper,
wishes employment. He will labor
for you diligently day and night. and
perform your brands with precision
and promptness.
DIR. s. s. Whitbeck is having
plans made for residence on the lots
at the south end of Washington street,
which he purchased several months
ago of J. w. Daubney.
| Mr.. Warner, who is a member of
the dry goods firm of Mott & Co..,
moved his family here last week. They
are occupying the Ed. Larsen resi-
dence on River street.
Two of the old residents of Wau-
kon, we'll known here, died last We'd
nesday, James HOLMAN and John
Barthell. The latter was brother OF
VIM. and Geo. of this city.
Mrs. E. w. Elsner was compelled to
postpone her millinery opening from
last Saturday to this week Friday and
Saturday, on account of delay in ship
ment of fixtures, trimmings, etc.
In letter ordering the Public
IOpinion for year Mr.. o. L.
Street, Of Hesper, informs us that hi
has purchased a quarter section of land
in Benson county, N. D., and viii
move there this week.
] "A bowling contest at Frazee's al
leys on Friday evening between 0. E
4 <AuhiuSOh duu nay 1utCuiuoOu 10
suited in a victory for the former, will
scores as follows for the three games
Atkinson 14S, $50, l52; Hutchinson
lOS, l47, 1888.
Geo. Steyer departed for Prairi
du Chen, Monday, after couple o
weeks visit at home, where he ha
formed q partnership with forme
employer in the marble business. Hi
many DEBORAH friends wish him un
limited success in his new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bear returned hom
yesterday morning, from the eastern
trip. Mr.. Bear made some extra larg
purchases this spring, and the i'm
mense stock of goods is arriving, an
being placed on sale. 1t includes tn
!. finest array Of gents clothing and ful
nishings ever brought to the city.
Judge Fellows disposed of tn
Dinger VS.. Dinger case last Wednesda
by setting aside the deed i'm question