Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-05-07
Henry Herwig went to Calma,


Monday morning.
Henry Funk, of Calmar, was il
the city Thursday last ilh'
Mrs. John Adams is visiting a
the home of her parents in Sterling
Ill. 0 fdT 84a ~
Henry Renken and daughter, Mis-
Tillie, went to Lacrosse, Wis, Mon
day.
The family of L. E. Davidson has
moved back to DEBORAH from Minnea
polls.
Dick Overacker and son Jos. left
yesterday afternoon for Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Have you seen that new Wheeler
& Wilson wagon of Haase's? It's Ger.
tainly daisy.
The banks of the Upper Iowa have
been overflown since the hard rain OF
Saturday night.
David Sexton and Ed. Muldoon,
of Button, left here Monday morning
for Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Telford entertained
Mrs. Ace Webster, of Waucoma, a
few days last week.
John Portman went to Kendall.
Vile Monday, where he is clerking in
Fred Goddard's store.
--That'ssa fine new barn Ed. How
den has erected down on his Water
street residence property.
IF. A. Hoyt was in the city Thurs
day morning. He reports being nicely
settled in his new home at Fayette.
Owen Smith, of Button town
ship, departed Monday night for a
trip to Ireland. He may remain there
indefinitely.
Miss Anna Henby departed Mon
day evening for their home in Muncie,
Ind, the serious illness of her mother
having called her.
Mrs. H. H. Ruddy and daughter
went home to Cresco Monday morn
lug, after weeks visit at the par
entail home of John McAndrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bulge departed
Monday morning for their home in
Grand Forks, N. D., after visit at
the parental home of A. w. Grow.
Thomas F. McEvers, veterinary
surgeon and dentist has come to De-
corah from Colfax, Iowa, and located
here for practice, with Office in Nor
tons livery.
-Drs. F. w. Conover and G. L.
Topliff went to Des Moines Monday,
to attend the meeting of the State
Dental Association, held there this
week. They will return Saturday,
their offices being closed until that
day.
The A. D. Clark Land Company
have change of advertisement in this
issue. They sold 5000 acres of land in
April, and are pushing their business
strenously. They departed yesterday
morning and last night with two separ-
ate parties of land seekers.
A Scandinavian farmer from Plea
SAINT township was arrested yesterday
morning and lodged in Jail. He had
been about town intoxicated all day
Monday, and left his team on the
city hitching grounds all Monday
night, where they were found yester-
day morning, having been standing
out all night in the rain.
On Sunday morning, May 4th,
the home of Henry Hitler of this city
was gladdened by the birth of a little
son, but their gladness lasted only a
short time as on Tuesday morning
May 18th, the Heavenly Gardener came
and plucked the bud to bloom in
heaven. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the community.
Married at the Methodist parson-
age inCanton, Wednesday, p. m. i,
Mr.. @. A. Manning and Miss Carrie
Brode. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Seeds in the presence of a few
invited guests Mr.. Manning is the
popular young druggist of Mabel, and
his bride came from a fine home in
Burr Oak, la. Canton Free Lance.
p. o. Goldberg brought to this
market Tuesday, four steers, two of
them were two years old and weigh
ed 2710 pounds which brought SO. 90
per hundred, the other two weighed
5000 and sold for &C. 80, making total
of $357.27. They came from near Hes
per and are said to be the finest steers
ever raised in Winnesheik county. =
Mabel Tribune.
"A blind man, accompanied by a
boy, his own son, were travelling
through the country and stopped over
nj pht at the home of Walter HOyt