Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-11-19

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parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Williams went
to olivia, Mimi, Saturday, for few
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Akers have
been visiting Minneapolis relatives for
| a few days.
-Chas. Hanson was on the sick list
for few days last week, but is now
up and about again.
Wallace Clark of Waukon was in
the city few hours yesterday while
on his way to Burr Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Larson, Of
| Highland township, visited relatives
in the city few days last week.
Geo. P. Ode spent part Of last
week in Minneapolis, dividing his
time between business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Simonsen and
| daughter Geneva, Of Waukon, spent
| Sunday at the home of A. B. Anderson.
Harry Bunnell of Rochester,
Mimi, has been visiting at the home
of his uncle, DR.. B. Harmon the past
week.
Rev. K. w. Robbins went to Nc
Gregor yesterday to attend the meet
ing of the DEBORAH District Con-
ference. &
"A fine new hall is being fitted up
| in modern style by Brunt g. Parman
over their store for the Knights of
Pythias lodge.
Miss Oral Wright, who has been
visiting Miss Myrtle Topliff for the
past two weeks. returned to her home
in Postville Thursday. 4
dave Hill was given little scare
by a hard attack of pleurisy last Fri
day night, but recovered sufficiently
to be about his duties. Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Barnes and daughter Of
Chicago came yesterday for few
days visit with the families Of her
uncles, Dave and Tom Graham.
Geo. Graham, who has been work.
ing for some time in Knoke's grocery,
has resigned his position and has
zone to Freeport. III, TO work. - =
-Buy the Ball Band Arctics and
you will remember the quality long
after, the price isforgotten, Patronize
an all around good shoe.store. John
10. Hexom.
-Messrs. HI, L. Coffeen and Frank
Maylreturned from their land selling
"trip 10 North Dakota yesterday. In
the week they were gone they added
400 acres to their long list of land
sales this season.
ID. N. Hoyt, who suffered stroke
of paralysis last week, has been onsthe
mend for the past few days and strong
hopes are entertained..of his recovery,
news which will be most welcome tic
his host of friends.
In q letter from Rev. ]. W. Allen
ordering this paper sent to his ad-
dress, he informs US that he is now
nicely located at .Jesup, and that, he
likes the place and the people very
much, and hopes for a pleasant stay
there.
"A. H. Groves went to McGregoi
Monday to attend the sessions Of the
DEBORAH District conference, which i:
held there this week. He expected tt
20 over to Prairie du CHEN and take 8
few of the famous baths before his re-
turn home.
4. For fine lunch, go to the Palac'
Restaurant. Powers & Hanson. 45t'
4 The condition of ]. James hal
been such Of late that 1t was though
best by the insaneIcommission to TAXI
!; him to the hospital at Independence
, for treatment. Sheriff Mizener ant
i DR.. Barefoot accompanied the unfor
. tunate man there Monday.
There will be three sermons upoi
Conservation Sunday nights at TIT
u Congregational church upon TIT
Imagination, Subject next Sabbath
evening 1.-THE Imagination in Sin.
Subject in the morning "The Tempta
! ton of Christ in the Wilderness.
Il Powers & Hanson this weel
placed behind their lunch counter
cabinet, which for neatness and con
venience is ahead Of anything in tina
r line that we have ever seen. But then
q nothing bu. the very best is to b
= found in that popular feeding plac
I any way.
n DEBORAH was we'll represented a
. the Minnesota Wisconsin foot bal
game at Minneapolis on Saturday
Among those we noticed who went n
!. for the game were John Bradish, Da
I Shea, Chas. s. Marsh, Ed. Beal
t Frank Landers, Melvin Enger, ALDER
!, Vance. L. B. Whitney, M. d. Whitne
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