Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-09-17
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Go. 37-2
Mrs Frazer spent Sunday at Pres.
ton, MINI.
Mrs. J. Moses went to Aberdeen,
5. D., yesterday.
%. V. Elsner has opened mill
inery store in Charles City.
Miss Macha Vance returned to
school duties in Chicago Monday.
&C. Christen left Monday for
Watertowu, S. D., on a business trip.
"A. o. Rope. of Spring Grove,
Mimi, was in the city last Wednes-
day.
"A widows pension of So per month
has been granted Mrs. j. Brecken-
ridge.
-Supt. Buell., of Fillmore county,
Mimi, was in the city yesterday, en-
route to Fayette.
Miss Name Schneider, of Chicago,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Button Saturday.
Atty. E. r. Acers went to Des
Moines yesterday, to attend an anti
saloon league meeting.
Mrs. Carl Larsen returned Monday
from six weeks visit in Minnea-
polls and Hastings, MINI.
This is the last month for paying
taxes without interest After this
month all must pay penalty.
John F. Murtha was down from
Bluffton township Saturday, attend
ing a democratic committee meeting.
You need not fear Badness if you
use Mrs. Lincoln's Hair Tonic. Begin
now. st. Cloud Hotel, DEBORAH,
Iowa.
-Nobby dressers, Panel Neckties,
entirely new. The latest things now
in the east. Come and see them at
Bears.
Mr.. A. G. Lyon, of Rockford, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. L. F. Button,
a few days before returning to school
duties at Harvard.
-"Mikado" as given by the Beggar
Prince Opera Company at the Grand
Sept. 3Oth will no doubt prove a
popular attraction.
Frank Hull arrived from Alexan-
dria. S. D., Sunday morning, for a
brief visit with his mother. He re-
turned yesterday.
-Mds A. d. Thomas and @. w.
Freeman arrived home from Cresco
Monday, where they attended the
funeral of relative.
Miss Ruth Bulls went to Golf,
Ill, Monday night, to visit her sister
a few days before going on to New
York to resume school duties.
Mrs. L. J. Button and Mrs. D. @.
Peck, mother and sister of l.. +. But
ton, returned to Sheldon, Iowa, Mon
day, after visit with the latter.
Mr. W. G. Meyrick has moved into
West DEBORAH and now occupies the
former home of /. B. Keller, which
has been purchased by Mr.. Halvorson.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday
morning the pastor will preach on
Prayer for Restoration of Joy. !"
The evening subject will he "Chris-
tian Heroism, Modern Instances. !"
There was social and sale in the
United Lutheran church Saturday
afternoon and evening which was
literally patronized by our people,
and the returns were gratifying.
On Monday the deal was closed
whereby Thos. Hegg purchased the
Mrs. Mary Tobiason place across the
twin bridges. There are thirty eight
acres in the piece, and the price paid
was $500.
DIR. T. @. Hutchinson will go to
Wis, tomorrow, to join his
wife and children in a visit with rela-
tives. They will return next week
Tuesday. Meanwhile the Doctors
dental parlors will be closed.
One morning last week while do
ing some work at his new home photo
grapher Reynolds had the misfortune
to cut one of his knees quite severely
with Ratchet. Nevertheless he is
now on deck attending to business just
the same.
On Monday afternoon while N.
w. Vance was busy in the basement of
Vance Bros. grocery store he
stumbled and fell, striking his knee
in manner which injured it severely.
He was taken home and has since been
nursing it.
Last Sunday the Lumbermen' s
Quartette entertained party given
by E. E. Clement, living about five
miles southwest of DEBORAH. On their
way home they serenaded Nels Rog-
lien, Andrew Lane, Charles Allison,