Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-03-19

from Fort Atkinson Friday.
Atty. John b. Kaye, of Calmal
was in the city last Thursday.
! DIR. E. M. Heflen, of Calmar, was Il
the city Saturday, on business.
Hugh Mcintosh was down from
Cresco the latter part of last week.
Supervisor o. L. Wennes wa
down from Highlandville yesterday.
L. w. Beard was looking afte
business matters in Waukon last week
Mr.. J. w. Swehla, of Calmar, wa
a DEBORAH business visitor yesterday.
Alvin Pfister, of Locust, was tran
sacting business in the city yesterday
Geo. Strayer, of Freeport, made
US his annual welcome visit yesterday
Atty. James Cutting, of Lacrosse
Wis, is a guest of his brother, E. w
Try sack of Eclipse flour ant
have good bread. For sale by Tracy 4
Riley. 12-4
Supervisor o. L. Wennes made 9
business trip to Fargo, N. D., las
week.
Editor G.. w. Van Atten, of West
Union, was a business visitor in the city
Friday.
Take your wheel to Haase today, he
can enamel and clean 1t so that it will
be new again. 11-2l
Mrs. Claude Meyers, of Ruthven,
has been visiting at the home Of E. A.
Waterbury for few days.
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. M. Stevens are
enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs.
Francisco, of Rome, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tillson, OF
Cresco, arrived Monday, to attend the
opera and visit her father, G. w. Bur-
dick.
Mrs. Geo. A. Vannier and daugh-
ter Miss Laurena, of Devils Lake, N.
Dakota, are the guests of Mrs. l.. F.
Nelson.
j. d. Halves and Otto Olson arriv-
ed home yesterday, from their hunting
trip, bringing about ninety fine ducks
with them.
Albert Sorenson has sold his residence
property on Mechanic street to Mrs. M.
o. Rude, and moved into the Caldwell
house on Jefferson street.
We enjoyed pleasant business call
yesterday afternoon from OLE Linde
and Ben Sanderson, two progressive
farmers Of Lincoln township.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hauswirth
very pleasantly entertained company
of friends at crockinole at their home
in West DEBORAH last evening.
IF. l.. Akers departed yesterday
morning for Britton. s. D., with o. Il.
Hamre, Andrew Elliott, Button, G.
Guliickson and Mr.. Torgrimson, Spr-
ingfeld.
r. F. Tyler is about his place, feel
ing well, and has some doubts as to
whether or not he has the smallpox.
We sincerely hope he has not.
The grocery stock of Tracy & Riley
will be moved to the Vending build.
ing across the street, while their new
building is being corrected by L. l.. Couse
The skating contest, which was
advertised few weeks ago, will take
place at the boat house Wednesday
March 10. at Ais o'clock. Everybody
invited.
Miss Annie Hendy arrived from
Chicago Sunday and accepted posi-
ton as trimmer for Miss Marie Mel
son, the new milliner who succeeded
Edgerly & Kileen.
liver Larsen held dress good.
opening on Saturday, which was larg.
ly attended, and he exhibited a fin,
line of goods, giving o ten per cent
discount on purchases.
The millinery openings of tn,
Schuck Dry Goods Co. and Mrs. f. w
Elsner on Saturday attracted the ladies
in large numbers, who were delighted
with the many beautiful patterns anG
styles exhibited.
Mr.. A. M. Dunton, of Leroy
Mimi, called aud added his name t
our list Of readers yesterday. He wa
formerly resident of Canoe township
aud has been down the past few day
looking after business matters.
--Quite party from Nordness wen
to South Dakota yesterday; Toilet Vim
ger and Gullick Gullickson who wen
to see about farms which they bough
last year, and Albert and Anton Est
rem, who will work Mr.. Gullickson',
farm.
"A jangelation between the manage
of the opera and one Of the choru
girls caused an arrest and trial befor'
Justice Barthell yesterday morning
with the result that the manager wa
fined $500 and the chorus girl dis
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