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


Jos. +. Soukup was over from
Spillville Monday.
Mr.. James Smith went to ST. Paul
on Friday, for few days visit.
-Tbos. Pierce, of Calmar, was De-
corah business visitor, Saturday.
Get your wheel enamel at Haase's.
11-2l
Jos. Stitch has sold his West De
corah residences to Mr.. Evenson.
See John Hexom's big advertise
ment-15 per cent. discount on shoes.
Wheel cleaning has started at
Haase's, take yours to him. l1-2l
Prof. w. L. Atkinson, of Ridge
way, was DEBORAH business visitor
Saturday.
A. Wheeler, of Ridgeway, was q
pleasant business caller Friday, while
in the city.
"A baby girl arrived at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. G. M. Stevens Monday
morning.
do you want-well, why don't
you get it. Our want column will
find it for you.
IS. F. Boardman, of Milwaukee
visited at the home of Mrs. Geo. @.
Gardner last week.
Albert Bergen, of Madison town.
ship, was in the city Friday, and
made us pleasant call.
Hon. w. III. Klemme, of Ridge
way, was pleasant business caller at
this office last Thursday.
Your gasoline stove smoke, your
sewing machine run hard, take it to
Haase for repairing. 1l-2l
Glen Peacock arrived home from
Minneapolis Friday, for a few days
visit with his parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hayward ar
rived from Milwaukee, Saturday, for
visit with relatives and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Birdseil enjoyed q
visit last week from their daughter,
Mrs. Addie Weitgenant, OF Cerro Gordc
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rudolph delight
fully entertained large company al
their home ON Main street Friday
evening.
-Four unsolicited new subscribers
on Saturday afterno N. We are high
ly gratified at the rapid increase in
number of subscriptions.
e. NJ. .Bovee was down from Burr
Oak Friday and Saturday, and while
here took occasion to pull some of the
whiskers out of that new goat of the
Odd Fellows.
The next play at the Grand Opers
House is the beautiful play "For Hel
Sake" which has met with fiatterine
success everywhere. 1t will be pre-
scented April LIST.
Atty. E. w. Cutting is only touch
ing the high places these days. There's
the sweetest little bundle of femininity
at his house you ever saw; arrived
Monday morning.
20. G. Carlsborg, the genial Glen
wood assessor, gives us the following
statistics of that township for the yea
1901: births, IL males, females
deaths, IL males, females.
Rev. DR.. M. Willett exchanged
pulpits Sunday with Rev. DIR. Rogers
of Mason City. The local congrega
ton were highly pleased with Mr.
Rogers, as doubtless were the Masor
City people with DR.. Willett.
Il. f. Button was called 10 Rock
ford last Wednesday, where he spen
several days invoicing large stock o
goods that was being sold. Mr.. But
ton was for several years professional
invoicer, and understands the worl
thoroughly.
We are endebted to our Hespe
correspondent for a we'll written &C
count Of the Farmers Institute held a
that place last week. On account O
absence from the city we We're prevent
ed from attending.
Mr.. John Gaffney, who has re
Gently moved onto his farm north O
the city, called on Saturday, an,
ordered this paper sent to his address
He has been resident of Hespe
township the past two years, formerl.
living In Minnesota.