Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-01-22

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L. J. Benda, of Spillville, was il
the city last Thursday.
Don't miss ashore Acres" at the
Grand next Tuesday night.
Supervisor M. A. Kubish was Over
from the Fort on Saturday.
L. J. Halse was down from Bluff
ton yesterday, on business.
Miss Louise Swehla, of Marion,
was visiting in the city last Thursday.
The great pastoral play ashore
Acres" at the Grand next Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Simon Kiesau, of Frankville,
made US pleasant business call on
Saturday.
Peter Quanrud and Geo. Ziegel-
meyer transacted business at Waukon
yesterday.
n. T. Little, of Burr Oak town.
ship, was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Fred Goddard came down from
Kendallville last Wednesday, on a
business trip.
-Supt. Hook is making preparations
for the Teachers Institute. 1t will be.
gin March 3lst.
The Forester's team of the M. w.
A. will give dance at Steyer's opera
house on Feb. 9Th.
4 B. Landon was down from Burr
Oak Monday, calling on friends and
transacting business.
w. III. Pollitt went to Frederick,
S. D., yesterday, with three men from
Cresco, to look at land.
Hon. w. X. Barker and wife, of
Cresco, spent Friday and Saturday at
the home of w. J. Norton.
The teachers meeting at Ridgeway
Saturday was well attended, and was
very interesting and profitable.
Marshall w X. Wheatman has so
far recovered from his attack of rheu
matism that he is able to be out.
f. J. D. Gremm returned Satur-
day from Cedar Rapids, where he had
been tuning pianos for several weeks.
Always get your prescriptions filled
at Brnnt & Parman's. Their drugs are
pure, fresh and of standard strength. AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pollitt, of Orleans
township, came down Saturday, and
spent Sunday with relatives in the
city.
The amount of back taxes collected
up to date by the tax ferrets is little
over $1,000. Some $500 was paid in last
week.
j. M. Lennon has been enjoying
visit from his brother-in-law, J. n.
Webster, of Worthington, Mimi, for
few days.
Mrs. Schukard departed Monday
for her home at Berry, Mimi, after
visit at the parental home of John Kop-
pen near Locust.
"A telegram announcing the death
of s. E. Losing, at Compton, CAL, on
Saturday, was received by his brother
in-law, c. E. Knoke, Monday. He
was formerly a resident of Hesper.
Hon. J. S. Roome took advantage
of the adjournment of the legislature
and came home Friday, to spend Sun
day. He visited DEBORAH Saturday
afternoon, returning to duties at Des
Moines Monday.
Geo. f. Dillingham;, of Hesper, de-
parted Thursday via DEBORAH for st.
Albin, Maine, in response to telegram
announcing the death of his brother,
Hon. l.. g. Dillingham;. He will prob
ably visit his daughter in Boston be-
fore returning.
Mr.. w. G. McLain returned from
Hennepin, H., Saturday where he was
called by the sad news of the sudden
death of mis- brother, Geo. B., who had
appropriations complete for removal to
Louisiana. but was suddenly taken sick
and death resulted. The autopsy reveal
ed the presence of poison in his stom-
ach, and the matter will be carefully
Investigated. 1t is feared that he was
poisoned by parties who knew of his
drawing money from the bank.
"A call at the new j. ID. Halves
Thresher Mandatory in the Ammon-
Scott building Monday disclosed a
busy place. The machinery is all set
and in motion, and men are busy max
ing patterns and getting in shape to
manufacture the machines. Every
thing is arranged with view to con.