Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03


the Misses Marsh.
| Mrs. Jos. Morton, of Calmar, was
in the city Friday.
| Rev. VIM. McVettie went to Ma
son City yesterday.
j. III. Hoye was over from jack
son Junction yesterday.
Holiday goods of every description
at n. N. Quandahl & Co. IS.
MIR. J. J. Walenta was over from
| Spillville Monday. on business trip.
All the new copyright books, and
at popular prices, too. The Button.
DIR. J. J. Ractliffe was over from
Spillville Monday, on a business trip.
Mr.. H. A. Warner has been home
several days from trip on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Renken came
from Lacrosse, to spend Thanksgiving.
Use Pillsbury's Best flour, the
world leader. For sale at Geo. Ber-
natZ. 1872
DIR. w. III. Emmons, of Burr Oak,
was transacting business in the city
Friday.
| Solid silver spoons, nice Christ
mas presents, at modest prices. The
Button.
We noticed J. E. B. P. Goettel-
man, of Bluffton township, on the
streets Friday.
Buy box of fine cigars for Christ
mas. We keep the best. n. n.
Quandahl e. Co.
Mr.. L. w. Bennett was down from
Burr Oak township Monday, looking
after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hanson went
to Albert Lea Saturday, to attend the
funeral of her mother.
Mrs. A. M. Kerr returned home
to Waterloo Saturday, after a visit at
the home of her parents.
Miss Minnie Wohlford came over
from Calmar last week, for a few
days visit with her mother.
Miss Clara Fisher and her brother
John are home from Greene where
they have spent the summer.
Mr.. f. @. Downey, of Kansas
City, has been the guest Of his brother
in-law, 1. w. Brunt this week.
John Greer went to Des Moines
yesterday, to attend meeting of the
Implement Dealers Association.
Austin Luros went to Kenmare,
N. d. last week, where he is interest
ed in the contest of homestead claim.
Mrs. Arthur Cotter, of Calmar,
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Helm
berg.
Mrs. w. E. Kerr, of Grundy
Center, has been the guest of her
brother, Co. Supt. E. j. Hook, for a
few. days past.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Pierce and
daughter came down from Canton
yesterday, the latter taking the train
hereNfor Kansas. .
Phil. Carolan, of Bluffton, went
to Emmettsburg, Iowa, Friday, to at
tend the funeral of John Fox, former
ly resident of Bluffton.
Misses Mabel Severson and Josie
Sharp went to Manchester, Iowa, yes
terday, where they will open Dia-
mond Garment Cutting School.
"A very fine assortment of violins,
bows, cases, strings, etc. very fine
holiday presents at II. H. Worth's1
Music Store, East Water street. 48tf.s
MIR. J. J. Albers came down from
Lincoln township Friday on bust
ness trip and enrolled his name among
our ever Increasing list of new read
ers. ~
We want to make your holiday buy
ing satisfactory this year. Ne have
the goods and make the prices that
will insure this result. Brunt & Par
man. .ftfi SQ |rI5Ig a
Often when feeling tired a nice
bowl of Hot Soup is just what you
want, Chicken, Ok tail, Mulliga-
tawney, Bouillon, all made to order
at Hedges. Aft
The DEBORAH Steam Laundry has
established an uptown agency in
Ziegelmeyer' barber shop. Laundry
left at this shop will receive prompt
attention. 1873
Monday was the annual delinquent
tax sale, and Treasurer Haines re-
ports that it was the smallest sale in
the history of the county, which
people and his diligence in collecting
-"Sporting Life" with its scenic
surprises, its variety of thrills and
throbs in the hands of an exceptionally
fine company which filled McVicker's
Theatre, Chicago, for five months and
the Academy of Music, New York for
six months, will be the attraction at
the Grand during December.
DIR. and Mrs. j. j.. Radcliffe, of
Spillville, DR.. and Mrs. CLARK, of
saltwater, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Breckenridge, of Carroll, and nephew
from Champaign, H., together with
the resident members, enjoyed a
family reunion at the home of Mrs J.
Breckenridge Thanksgiving day.
announcement is made that the
Luther College Museum will be open
hereafter ON Sundays from 80 to
3 80 p. m. closing promptly at that
hour, and on Wednesdays from 80 to
90 p. M, the latter day being
especially set apart for people from
the city and those not attending the
college.
The firm of f. 9. Sobek & Co.
desire to announce that ON account of
the extra work of getting their new
furniture stock in place and closing
out the old stock, they will not be
prepared to accept any calls for under
taking and funeral directing until