Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. w. J. Norton returned from
trip to Chicago Thursday.
Miss Lena Holverson went to Hills
boro, n. D., Saturday
Mrs. A. Mckinney returned home
Saturday from her eastern tour.
Mrs. S. J. Void went TO Monona
Saturday to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Chas. Schrubbe went to
Chicago Friday for two weeks
visit.
Ed. Holverson was over from
Waukon Sunday for short visit among
home folks.
Mrs. @. r. Pike returned Friday
from visit among friends at Grand
Forks, n. d.
-Mesdames Ingvoldstad and P,
Jensen returned Saturday from their
Chicago trip
The old Fashioned Doughnut like
mother used to make at Hedges &
Thomson Bakery.
Mrs. Herman Logsdon was pas
senger to Cresco Saturday where she
will visit for several days.
-Decorah Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa,
bookkeeping, with business practice.
ST. 90 per month, winter term Oct. %.
Mrs. J. w. Daubney came from
Lakefield, Mimi. Saturday for a visit
among relatives and friends in De-
corah.
Miss Ella. Caward departed .Satur-
day for Chicago, where she will spend
the coming winter with her sister,
Mrs. Thorpe.
-Almon Rice, one of Buttons old
and respected farmers, was in town
Tuesday and dropped into this office
for little chat.
Mrs. Carrie Hanson and children
concluded their visit with relatives
here Monday and departed for their
home in Nashua.
Nothing makes home so bright,
comfortable and healthful as Gar
land'' Stove or Range. Sold exclu-
sively by E. w. Hoyt. 1912
DIR. Flynn of Postville was in the
city Friday attending the meeting of
the Northeastern Iowa Medical society
and also spent little of his time re-
newing acquaintance among his old
neighbors and friends
-Mesdames Algyr and Coleman en-
tertained parties of their friends at
the formers home last Wednesday and
Friday. The first gathering was an
evening card party and Friday the
guests were invited for the tea.
Mott & Co. had close call for a
damaging fire in their store last Thurs
day evening. Imperfect wiring Of
the electric lights started a blaze in
one of the show windows, which was
discovered and extinguished before
much damage was done.
Frank Radcliffe, who is foreman
of one of his brother j. G. bridge
gangs working near town., had two
fingers of the right hand badly crush
ed Monday morning while assisting in
unloading shipment of bridge iron.
The wound is not severe, but it will
keep him from his work for few
days.
Congressman Haugen will hold
two political meetings in this county
this week. Friday evening, the 10th,
he will address meeting at Calmar
and Saturday evening he is dated for
Highlandville. Mr. Haugen's well
known record as man posted In
affairs of the nation, together with his
personal popularity in his district
will give him good audiences at all
his meetings this campaign.
-Decorah Scale Works, Albert ..
Sampson, is selling quite few OF
his stock scales this fall. The ones
sold Of late are Gust A. Bakken, Lin
coin township; JOS. Stortz. Canoe
townships; Ed. Sampson. Pleasant
township; Henry Rufferidge, Locust
Arthur Mcbride, Button township
Curtis Miller, Button township, be-
sides sharpening and overhauling old
scales. The reason why DEBORAH
Scales sell is in case pivot or any
thing should break or get out of order
it can be Repaired and RESEALED
at the DEBORAH Scale Works.