Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-02-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Thursday
lyon Yonson"
Don't miss it,
"A. d. Brian is down from Cresco
visiting.
Rev. P. Koren went to Minneapolis
Monday.
Remember the date of the salvage
shoe sale. SO
ED. j. M. Dick, of Burr Oak. was
in the city yesterday.
Atty. G. E. Boice returned from q
trip to Preston, Mimi, Monday.
"A. G. Tatro, of Castalia, was De.
corah business visitor lsst Wednesday
Philip Wolf, of Calmar, was De.
corah business visitor last Wednesday,
Did you lose watch, bunch Of
keys, find a COW? Bead the want advs
Joseph Brookner was over from
Calmar last Wednesday, on business
trip,
"A. d. Thomas has purchased the
T. p. Logsden place on Mechanic
street.
M. S. Howard was over from
Waukon last week, on electric light
business.
MIR. Eber DeCou, Of Springfield
township, was pleasant caller last
Thursday
Mr.. Thos. H. Whalen, of Fremont
township, was an agreeable caller last
Thursday.
Wallace Webster returned from
Canton, Mimi, Thursday, where he
had been visiting.
Mrs. Phoebe Cole, of Usage, has
given that city her beautiful residence
property for a city hospital.
Henry Webster and wife, from
near Ossian, were visiting friends and
relatives in the city last week.
MIR. Severt Ringeon, cashier of the
Ridgeway branch of the Winnesheik
County Bank, was in the city Sunday.
Adam Barsch and Ed. Slack left
last Wednesday for Colorado Springs,
Colo, where they go in search of work.
Mrs. Joel Dayton and daughter,
Miss Jennie, returned last Wednesday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Waukon.
Bills printed at this office an
nounce an auction sale on the farm OF
Aaron Sheetz, north of Freeport, Mon.
day, March 10th.
-Thos. Goodman, of Mason City
has been visiting his brother-in-law
John Wingate, in Hesper township
for few Gays.
Young & Payne have been max
ing large shipments of cattle from
Lansing this winter, where they are
now purchasing.
The men of the Methodist chuIct
served a turkey dinner and oyster sup
per to large number Saturday, in tn,
Toplifl building, and did it well.
DIR. Lou P. Coleman, who ha
been practicing dentistry at Postville
has moved to Fond du Lac, Wis.
where he has located for practice.
Last Wednesdays dispatche
brought the intelligence that
widows pension of So per month hat
been granted to Mrs. Margaret Greer
Of this city.
Clayton Reed and Mr.. Hessell, tn
retiring and incoming buttermakers o
the Silver Creek Creamery, Burr Oak
were attending to some business mat
tiers in DEBORAH last Wednesday.
Thomas Holloran, arrived las
Thursday from Watertown, 8. Oak,
where he owns a big farm. He will
visit his parents and friends a few
weeks before returning home.
We enjoyed a pleasant half hour
chat with Mr.. o. G.. Haugen, G
Springfield township, yesterday after
noon, who called to renew his sui
scription.
! The cottage meeting which is he'll
every Friday evening at Mrs. +. Car
wright's, conducted by Rev. Eubanks
will be changed to Wednesday evenin
at 1880 o'clock.
IS. V. Weiser will open bowlin
alley i'm DEBORAH in the near future, q
/ will Karl Fisk at Waukon. The alley
will be operated by substitutes q
, neither contemplate removing fror
West Union. -Fayette Co. Union.
We learn this morning tnat theI
; is prospect of a lively scrap for Aide
man in the third ward this spring
, The following have been mentioned 9
candidates: Alderman John Curtir
Chauncey w. Freeman, VIM. Hill,
man, N. II. Adams, and Knut Knu
son. We have heard Of no other cand
i dates in the other wards. y.