Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-02-19

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Pat Roman went to Chicago las,
week, with two cars of lambs.
"A. G. Brown went to New Hamp'
ton Monday, on business trip.
j. j. Walenta was over from Spill
vile Saturday, on business trip.
B. III. Adams went to Dubuque
last Wednesday, on business trip.
John Sexton was down from
Bluffton township last Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Wheeler, of Ridgeway, was
a DEBORAH business visitor Monday.
Geo. Pfister and son Alvin were
business visitors from Locust Saturday.
Ed. Bakken, of Ridgeway, was in
the city last Wednesday, and called on
us.
Martin Jones was down from Bluff
ton township Monday, on business
trip.
p. A. Peterson, Of Calmar, was q
business visitor in the city last We'd
nesday.
Miss Maud Hargraves visited her
friend, Miss Bessie Shipley, at Calmar
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Butt, of Ridge
way, were in the city Saturday, visit
ing friends.
MIR. g. Fl. Melaas, Of Bluffton,
was pleasant business caller last
Wednesday.
Geo. M. Clark and F. n. May went
to Ossian Monday to look after bust
ness matters.
Atty. HI. T. Reed, of Cresco, was
looking after business matters here
last Wednesday.
Atty. Dan Shea departed Sunday
afternoon on business trips to Dubuque
and Des Moines.
%. G. Watros, of Orleans township,
was in the city Saturday, looking after
business matters.
Mrs. s. Oxley returned last We'd
nesday from visit with her son and
daughter at Burr Oak.
Mr.. Ole Moe, the hustling car
penter from Nassett, was pleasant
caller last Wednesday.
Mr.. Samuel Krutz, of Ridgeway,
was in the city last Wednesday, and
made us pleasant call.
Miss Nettie Fjose Of Ridgeway
visited last week with Miss Minerva
Sec tt and other friends.
Mrs. May Spencer, Of Waukon
went to Burr Oak via DEBORAH last
Wednesday, to visit friends.
--Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Casterton, of
Canton. MIMI, were visiting relatives
in the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. Stouffer came from Mason
City last Thursday, for visit at the
parental home of G. P. Hong.
Mrs. w. H. Tillson and children,
of Cresco, visited at the home Of her
father, G. w. Burdick, last week.
There will be big sale of salvage
shoe stock, at the old Golden Rule
stand, beginning Saturday, Feb. %.
so
Judge John DeCow, Of Military
township, made an over Sunday visit
with Hon. Abe Jones, Of this city.
Mrs. Davis returned home to
Monona last Wednesday, after visiting
at the homes Of A. G. and F. III. Baker.
Mrs. Geo. Clark, of Waukon, pass
ed through the city last Wednesday,
on her way to visit friends at Har-
mony, MINI.
Mr.. Lunde and Toilet Sanderson,
of Harmany, Mimi, were in the city
last Wednesday, on their way to Fair
bank and Independence.
Miss Lucy Jaeger departed for
Chicago Saturday night, preparatory
to accepting position in Mrs. En-
rights millinery department.
Does advertising pay? Well the
whole county is talking about our want
column. They wouldn't have done so
if we hadn't advertised it vigorously.
Remember the date of the big sal
wage shoe sale, of the j. II. Chinook
shoe stock at the old Golden Rule
stand, beginning Feb. %. Every shoe
must be sold. 80
The ladies of the United Lutheran
church served a Norwegian supper at
the church Saturday evening, the
waitrasses being dressed in national
costumes. A large number partook,
and thoroughly enjoyed the repast
John Mizener was over from Mill
tary township Monday, closing up
some business matters, preparatory to
going to South Dakota, where he ex-
poets to move the first of March. He
has bought farm near Vienna, and
will try his fortunes there.
We have instituted our want col