Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-15

". E. Strayer was over from
Crecso on business last Wednesday
Elegant new line of Gents Sui
Gases on sale this week. Bears.
Clarence McCusker returned tC
his school duties at Chicago Friday.
Dan H. Young of the Manchester
News was visitor in DEBORAH Satur.
day.
Henry Ostrum is rejoicing over
the arrival of a son at his home Sat.
urday afternoon.
DIR. J. J. Radcliffe of Spillville
was on our streets greeting his many
friends Saturday.
j. W. Lawhead was called to
Rock Island, ILL.,. Saturday by the
illness of his father.
The Grand Opera house front re-
ceived coat of new paint last week
which has given it a refreshed look.
-Typewriting and shorthand to-
gether only "a. 90 per month at DEBORAH
Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa, winter term
Oct. 81.
"A fetal eclipse of the moon will
be visible in this section tomorrow
night between the hours of II p. m.
and 8 a. m.
Joe Trigg thinks it would have been
better for Henderson to have followed
the example of Cousins-have donned
the platform and hung on.
Sever Brorby came over from New
Hampton Saturday and spent Sunday
with his brothers and sisters, return
ing home Monday morning.
Whatever you buy from us; is just
as we represent it. If you don't find
it that way we gladly take it back.
26 years your clothier. Bears.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Rob. Amundsen last Wednesday and
the happy parents are receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS of host of friends on
the event.
"A good audience greeted Miss
Bendeke at the Grand Friday evening
and were much pleased with her
playing, as we'll as the other features
of the program.
Harry McCusker returned to his
home at Ocheydan Thursday. After
the burial of his father he spent part
of the week visiting among his friends
and relatives here.
The G. A. r., W. r. G. and S. of
V. have moved their lodge rooms from
the National Bank block and now
hold their meetings in the Yeoman
hall in the Engbretson block on West
Water street.
"A. N. and N W. Vance and their
wives departed Monday for Huston.
Yesterday they expected to take their
place in reunion of the Vance
family, and help the rest in celebrat
ing the Goth birthday of their father.
1t was doubtless one Of the happiest
days of their lives.
Miss Grace Prothero arrived home
Monday from an extended visit with
her sister in Cleveland, Ohio. On
her way she stopped at Rockford, ILL.,,
to care for her grandmother, who was
quite badly burned by an explosion OF
gasoline, and who accompanied her
home to DEBORAH.
Centennial Church; Rev. Rett f.
Olmstead, will speak Sunday p. I'm.
at o'clock. Subject; Putting New
Wine into Old Bottles; or The Recon
ciliation of New Truths and Old Dog
mas, ''Sunday evening Mr.. Olmstead
will give lecture at the Church, on
Birds and Bird Ways. y To these SER
vices. cordial invitation is extended.
Jas. McMullen of Canoe township
brought some samples of corn into
this office Friday, which he says are
good representatives of the corn
Winnesheik farmers will have to feed
their stock tins winter. They are of
a pretty poor quality, soft and shrivel-
ed, and are certainly not very invit-
ing meal to set before the aristocratic
Iowa hog.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. DEFAULT re-
turned last Tuesday from a visit at
Cedar Rapids. 0. ]. had just got
settled to his work at the Rock Island
depot again when he was called back
to headquarters by telegram Satur-
day and given promotion by the
company. His wife followed him
with their household goods yesterday.
Mr.. f. J. Musser succeeds him at the
station here.
Next week Wednesday evening,
Oct. %, Miss Rothweiler, a mission
AIRY, who has worked many years in
foreign mission work, will speak in
the German M. f. church corner of
Main and Grove streets. She is a
very good speaker and has large ex-