Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-09-03

-Rev. Fr. Have has been at DuDu-
que this week.
All are pleased to note the large
enrolment at DEBORAH Institute.
Ed. Bear went to Chicago Satur-
day night, on a business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs Charles Haberly and children,
of Cresco, visited friends here last
week.
e G. Bailey returned home Satur-
day morning from business trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. F. W. Boyd left Monday morn
ing for Greene, Iowa, for visit with
relatives.
Frank Coughlin departed Satur-
day for Minneapolis, for visit with
relatives.
&C. Christen departed for northern
Minnesota Monday, with a company
of land seekers.
Glen Dixson has been up from
Manchester for the past few days,
visiting relatives.
e. W. Hoyt lett on Monday on a
business trip which includes WiDona,
Chicago and indianapolis.
Charles Montgomery and wife have
been the guests of his parents and De-
corah friends for a few days.
DIR. J. G. Lewis drove down from
Ridgeway Monday, to meet his family
on their return from Waukon.
Rev H. G. Magelson, of Red
Wing, Mimi, joined his wife here
Saturday, in visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peters, of
Cedar Rapids, have been the guests of
30. Marsh and wife since last Thurs
day.
Misses Matte and Belle Aker from
Pleasant, left here on Monday morn
ing for Cedar Falls to attend the
State Normal.
Misses Ella and Nettie Quandahl,
of Quandahl, left Monday for Cedar
Falls, where they will enter the state
normal school.
Miss Mary Lungren, of Calmar,
Mrs Jennie White and Miss Mable
Morrill,, of Waterloo, and Miss Jennie
of Canton, Mimi, were
pleasant guests of Mrs. cara Dayton
and Mrs. 9. S. Boice last week, and
also greatly enjoyed attending the
fair
Last Wednesday afternoon Joel
team was badly frightened
by camel which belonged to one of
the fair ground shows, and ran down
Water street at a rapid pace, collid-
ing with the team of Frank Sampson,
and running the buggy tongue through
the neck of one of the horses, injuring
it so seriously that it died later.
Married, Wednesday, August 20,
in the DEBORAH Catholic church, Father
Have officiating, Miss Caddie Burke
and John Freeman, both of Chicago.
After the cereony wedding breakfast
was served at the residence of Harry
Jennisch. The bride is a handsome
and accomplished young lady and has
visited Waukon relatives several
times The groom is an engineer on
the Chicago & Northwestern. The
happy couple came back to Waukon
and will 60 to Minneapolis before re-
turning to Chicago. When presiding
over the Waukon parish Father Have
performed the ceremony for the pa
rents of the bride. -Allamake
Journal.
Mr.. Dore Davidson, of the From
East to West" Co. which appears at
the Grand this evening is an old
time favorite with the play going pub
lie, both in the new and old world.
He was for many years a star in his own
companies, and is one of the few sur
viving members of the Old McVicker's
Stock Co. of Chicago, which fiourished
in the good old days when the travel
ing star was at the height of his popu-
larity and ranked above all others,
with stellar pretentions. He has been
especially engaged to direct the pro-
duction in support with Merry Katie
Emmett, and not few of the older
generation of playgoers will doubtless
welcome him for 'auld lang syne.
Secure your seats early at Brunt &
Parman's