Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Vote next Tuesday.
Halloween Friday.
Vote for the new court house.
Vote Eyes on the court house
propositions.
Luther Reed made a business
trip to Monona Friday.
Miss Jennie Adams returend Sat-
urday from her Waterloo visit.
Mrs. O. L. Holcomb has been
quite sick for the past few days.
C. N. Goddard went to Chicago
Monday night, on business trip.
-Sile Erwin went to Chicago Last
night, for visit with his sister.
This paper free from now until
Jan. LIST to all new subscribers for the
year 1908.
Miss Josie Christen arrived home
last Wednesday from her visit at Elk
River, MINI.
Mrs. Frank Sayre is visiting her
daughter in Chicago, having gone to
that city Saturday.
r. K. Ulen departed Monday
morning for Duluth, Mimi. with his
stereopticon lantern.
Atty. @. s. Boice was called to
Preston, Mimi, Saturday, by the
death of his mother.
e. W. Hoyt departed Monday
night, for BUSINESS trip to Milwau-
kee and Syracuse, N. Y.
-Willett Pfister, of Locust, took
the train here for Fayette Monday, to
resume studies at the U. I. U. !.
Mrs. Cady, of Riceville, and Miss
Nettie Farnsworth, of Whitewater,
Wis, are guests at the home of W. ].
Norton.
Mrs. Frazer departed this morning
for visits at Ridgeway and at Butter
field, Mimi at the home of H. W.
Haislet.
Election returns will be received
at the opera next Tuesday night, dur
ing the performance of "Puddin head
Wilson,
Frank Kelly departed yesterday
morning for Glendive, Mont, after
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. @. Hauswirth returned home
to Butler county Monday, after visit
with her son, w. j. Hauswirth and
other relatives h ere.
The pool room and restaurant in
the Asseln building was opened by
Henry Severson last week. 1t is we'll
fitted up and will doubtless do a good
business.
f-Seegmiller Bros. are making pre-
parations to have sale of fine bred
Percherons in short time. They will
dispose of six stations and six mares,
all recorded Percherons.
Bears fall opening Saturday at
tracted large number, and the sales
were very large. Lunch was served,
and the customers taken care of in Mr..
Bears usual pleasing manner.
"A large company of friends helped
o. T. Hamre celebrate his 65th birth
day last Wednesday evening. All
who were there heartily enjoyed the
occasion, as did Mr.. Hamre.
Andrew Haugen received the sad
Intelligence last Wednesday that his
daughter had died at Fosston, Mimi.
and departed for that place with his
two daughters, Mds. A. Childs and
H. Bergen.
The Lumbermen's Quartette and
the M. E. s. S. Orchestra assisted in
school entertainment at Freeport
Friday evening, to the pleasure of the
audience, after which supper was
served in the hall.
The Sunday School of Unity
Church will hold Halloween soci-
able Thursday evening at the church
parlors for the children. Games,
Jack-o-lanterns, apples and popcorn
will be the order of the evening.
All the children are welcome.
Readers Of Mark Twain's litera-
ture will have an opportunity Of see
ing the living counterparts of this
quaint and original characters, by
witnessing performance of "Pudd'n-
head Wilson," which is scheduled for
election night here.