Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-01-29


last Thursday.
Atty. Willett transacted legal bust
ness at Ossian Friday.
About sixty from Calmar took in
ashore Acres" last night.
&C. E. Weitgenant was over from
Ossian Saturday, on business.
Alvin Pfister, of Locust, was trans
acting business here yesterday.
up to esterday afternoon the tax
ferrets had collected Sll ,Os3.6l.
John Mizener was up from Military
township yesterday, on business.
Lewis Johnson was up from Pleas
ant township Monday, on business.
H. T. Little, of Burr Oak township
was DEBORAH business visitor Monday.
DIR. Barthell is here from South
Dakota, visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. J. s. Wilkins, of New
Hampton, visited relatives here Thurs
day.
Mrs. o. McHugh, of Cresco, was a
guest at the home of Dan Shea last
week.
Ben Garden, of Nordness, left Mon
day for SOuris, N. D., to visit his
brother.
Roman Bros. and Jewell shipped q
car load of horses direct to Boston last
Thursday.
Miss Clara Louise Taylor is max
ing an extended visit with friends at
Madison, Wis.
Prof. w. I. Atkinson, of Ridge,
way, was looking after business mat
tiers in the city Saturday.
Frank Hutchinson arrived from
Sioux City Friday, for visit of few
days with relatives and friends.
"A Runaway Match, at the Grand
Monday Night, the 3rd of February,
Moderate prices, seats now on sale.
Frank Hurd and Torger Christie
pherson arrived home from Anamosa
Saturday, having served the time of
their sentence.
The Winnesheik County Bank has
purchased fine new screw-door safe
for its bank at Ridgeway, which gives
it added security.
w. HI. Seavy departed Saturday
for his home in Kansas City, Kas.,
after visit with his father, who is still
very low, and other relatives.
-On and after Fed. /, 1902, prices on
horse shoeing will advance five cents
per share, 20 cents for setting and AZ
cents for new shoes.-F. G. Schanck
Burr Oak. 5-2pd
Percy Eubanks, son of Rev. r. p
Eubanks, was injured quite severely
last Wednesday, by running off the
bridge into Dry Run while Sliding
down hill on Mechanic street.
Mr.. Warner, of Winterset, was il
the city last week, looking after the in
terests of the firm of Mott & Co., o
which he is q member. He contem
plates moving his family here in thu
near future.
-Brunt & Parman carry the larges
stock of drugs and medicines in North
ern Iowa. 1t will pay you to trad
with them, both for wholesale and re
tail quantities. Mail orders receiv,
prompt attention. w
The Sons of Veterans will entertain
the members of the Post and Relic
Corps this evening. The Camp fir
will commence at eight o'clock, an,
will be In the nature of memorial +
the late martyred President McKin
ley, after which refreshments will b
served.
Rev. Rett E. Olmstead, of Unit.
Church. DEBORAH, will speak at tn
Centennial Church, on Washington
Prairie, Sunday, Feb. 2, at 2 O'Clock
Subject: IA Religion of Character.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
The upper floor of the A. +
Anundsen building is being finishe
off in elegant shape for offices. Wit
golden oak trimmings, parquet floors
decorated walls, etc. it will make on
, of our finest Office buildings. Mr.. Get
3 Drummer has charge of the carpente
o work.
Mr.. Lars Rue, of Ridgeway, VIII
I has been practing law and teacl
& ing in the seminary at Nora Spring
had the i'll fortune to be injured on la
Friday quite severely by an explosio
y of chemicals, while experimenting
the laboratory. His face was badl
S marked, and he will lose one eye it
thOuUht