Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-05-14

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Carleton Field went to Chicago
; last Thursday, to visit relatives.
Editor A. G. Heck was over from
Ossian Friday, ON business trip.
| H. L. Coffeen departed yesterday
morning, on another land trip to
South Dakota.
| Mrs. u W. Hazelton was over
from Calmar Saturday morning, doing
some shopping.
M. P. Moran made trip to Post
vile yesterday, for the Standard Tele-
phone Company.
w, M. Gibbs, of Bluffton town
ship, was DEBORAH business visitor
last Wednesday.
Mr.. p Brouillet, of Frankville
township, was transacting business
here last Wednesday.
George G. Graham is d,wn from
Austin, Mimi, for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
| j. E. B. p. Goettelmann, of Bluff
ton township, was transacting business
here last Wednesday.
Don't wait for the other fellow
to get the confidence of the people be-
fore placing your own announcement.
Mrs. F. G. Prime returned home
to Charles City Saturday morning,
after visit at the home of o. A.
Schall.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold Bazaar of Boxes in the
near future Watch for particulars
later on.
MIR. A. E. Thune, of Highland
vile, was in the city Monday, attend
ing to business matters pertaining to
his store at that place. 3e
The Board of Supervisors assembl-
ed in DEBORAH yesterday, and in
company with Mr.. Radcliffe, of Wauk-
on, went out to inspect some bridges.
ga Aunt Sally positively only one
night. Give her dime and she will
divide with the Womans Relief
Corps. G. A. R. hall Saturday even
ing, May II.
Sheriff Mizener went to Calmar
Monday and brought to DEBORAH an
insane woman, Mrs. Frank Poshusta,
who will be taken to the hospital at
Independence.
III. A. Bigelow enjoyed visit last
week with his cousin, Mr.. Babcock,
OF Connecticut, who is travelling
salesman for cutlery house, and was
in this territory.
"A. ]. Cratsenberg, of Burr Oak,
departed last Wednesday for Lewis
county, N. Y, where he will visit for
a few weeks among the old friends
and scenes of his younger days.
The two little children of Prof.
Monrad were sent to Chicago Satur-
day night, where they will join Rev.
and Mrs. Askevold and be taken to
Norway, to- be cared for by relatives. i
Refrigerator thieves are at work
again. The ice box of DR.. Topliff, in
the Fourth Ward, was relieved of its
contents on Saturday night. Some
day the miscreants who are doing this
work will be severely dealt with.
Ed. Dahl and his mother arrived
home from Deadwood, S. D., last
Thursday. Ed. has been suffering
from siege of pleurisy and pneu-
monia, but is improving rapidly, we
are pleased to state. He expects to re-
turn in about five weeks.
Our Washington Prairie correspon-
dent reports the marriage of two of
the highly respected young people in
that vicinity, Mr.. Olavus Berge to
Miss Sophia Ask. They have many
friends in DEBORAH who join us in
congratulations and best wishes.
Mr.. Nels Kessey, of Milford, Ia.
arrived in DEBORAH Saturday, for a
visit with old friends and to transact
business. Thirty years have elapsed
since Mr.. Kessey was in DEBORAH and
his many friends here were be pleased
to welcome him. He returned to his
home again yesterday. As.
Pres. Laur Larsen and X. l.
Haugen went to Fort Atkinson Mon
day, to examine the frescoing in the
Catholic church at that place. The
First Lutheran church will be decorat-
ed this summer and these two gentle
men are representatives of the Synod
, and congregation in this matter,
THE big plate glass in the front Of
Ben Bears store which was broken in
one corner, has been taken out this
week and new one replaced. The
task of removing it was difficult
one, from the fact that the glass is so
large, and was set in front Of iron
pillars. 1t was removed, however,
nv takiuo ont tho and glass break