Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-11

-Dr. harl IL. FISK is at tne VIII
nesheik this week.
e. J. Curtin took in the New
Hampton races last week.
&C. N. Goddard was a st. Pau
business visitor last week.
r. +. B. Portman was Waukon
business visitor last week.
Ed. Andrus is doing job OF
plastering at Ossian this week.
Geo. Schultz is at Cresco this
week, doing some brick laying.
Geo. Ruffridge, of Locust, was
transacting business in the city Friday.
e C. Shaw went to New Hamp-
ton last Thursday for visit of few
days.
The finest field of horses ever in
northeastern Iowa at the races this
week.
-Attys L. Bulls and Frank Sayre
are attending court in Cresco this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mollart went
to Dubuque Saturday, for a visit with
relatives.
Rev. Torrison confirmed class of
thirty-six at the First Lutheran
church on Sunday.
Mrs c. Wohlford is making prepar-
ations to move back to DEBORAH from
Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
Prof. Laur Larsen and family have
been enjoying visit from his son,
Rev. Nicolai Larsen.
Jos. Rasmus has been driving the
Mabel-Decorah stage of late, Mr.. Mott
having given up the job.
Mrs. S. F. Grover and children
are here from Grantsberg, Wis. visit
ing at the home of J. S. Thomas.
Mrs E. S. Cooper, of Clifton
| Ford, Va, has been guest at the
home of w. P. Jones for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Haugen and Ole
Garden, of Springfield township, took
the train here Thursday for Chamber
lain, S. d.
AT Postville a large Woodmen
picnic is being held today, the men,
bers of that order in this section of the
state attending.
Rev. DR.. Willett attended the
meeting of the Association of Congre-
gational Churches of Iowa at Des
Moines last week.
| Our Scandinavian friends mourn
the death Of President G. Hoyme, of
the United Lutheran church, at Eau
Claire, Wis, on Sunday.
-Mds L. B. Whitney and F. w.
Conover are in st. Paul, in attendance
at the wedding of Miss Helen Cratsen-
berg, a niece of the former.
Mrs. J. H. Duncan went to Sum-
ner, Iowa, Saturday, to visit her hus-
band, who has been in drug store at
that place for few weeks.
Ben Bears quarter page is devot-
ed this week to $40 suits, which are
worth more money. Look at them in
his store and see for yourself.
Mrs. Frank Peacock and Miss
Gertrude Bandle left ON Saturday for
Minneapolis, where they will visit
relatives and friends for month.
The entertainment given at the
high school ON Monday evening was
quite we'll attended and proved very
entertaining to those who witnessed it.
-Chas Mackenstad went to Roches-
ter, Mimi, Monday night, where he
will be treated at the hospital, for a
difficulty from which he has suffered
for several weeks.
After several attempts the gang OF
men who have been endeavoring to
raise-the Milwaukee railroad bridge
on Main street have succeeded in get
ting it into position.
&C. E. Welch, that awful tax ferret
, with horns, departed Thursday fol
!, Eldora, where he will visit his family
, few days and then go to Oskaloosa
to continue work there.
, The annual Woodman picnic O
! the Northeastern Iowa Picnic Associa
tion is being held at Hampton, Iowa
today, and large crowd is in attend
ance from this part of the state.
Henry Frettheim has sold his resi-
dence to Mrs. Wohlford, who viii
move back to Decorah from Mt. Yer
, non, and Mrs. Nj. Curtin has also sole
her home ON Main street, to whom WI
did not learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Sykes and he
mother. Mrs. Bye, left for Ellsworth
Wis, Monday night Mrs. S. has beef
: i'll for several weeks, and it wa
2 thought best to take her to her oil,
r home in Ellsworth.
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