Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-25

Miss Rose Heinberg spent Sunda
with her brother at Calmar.
Henry Frettheim has purchase
the Benedict Home building on Frank
lin street.
J M. McAndrews and wife wer
over from Calmar Monday, shopping
and visiting.
George Graham has been enjoyin,
a visit at the home of his sister IL
Portage, Wis, for week.
Mrs. Rev. F. P. Shafer, of Vim
ton, Iowa, arrived last Friday for 8
visit with DEBORAH friends.
"A fine new plate glass front Of
modern design is being erected in the
store occupied by N. R. Croft.
Rev j. W. Allen went to Straw.
berry Point on Thursday, to attend
the Baptist Association meeting.
Mrs. J. H. Duncan arrived home
from Sumner, Iowa, Monday, where
she has been visiting her husband.
An order has been issued making
money order post offices at Quandahl
and Highlandville after Aug. LIST.
John Rausch, of Fort Atkinson,
was Saturday caller in the city,
and paid this Office friendly visit
Miss Jessie Klemme, of Belmond,
has been visiting at the home of her
uncle, ID. N. Hoyt, for several days.
-Endre Skjeie, who arrived from
Norway this spring is seriously i'll.
He is stopping with his Uncle, liver
Skjeie.
-Hawley Lennon arrived home from
Madison, Wis, Sunday where he
graduated from the state university
last week.
Rev. Stensrud, of San Francisco,
who is at present in the city will
preach in the Synod church next Sun
day evening at Z 80.
Mrs. G. P. Stouffer arrived from
Mason City last Wednesday, for a
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. P. Hong.
Ole Sjobakken, buttermaker at
Ridgeway had the misfortune to have
his thumb taken off while working
around some machinery.
Miss Maggie Halloran and sister,
Mrs. NJ. +. Harrison of GAINESVILLE,
Wis. arrived last Wednesday for visit
with friends and relatives.
The family of Prof. Rogue enjoy
ed visit last week from Miss Brede-
son, of Stoughton, Wis, and Miss
Brandt, of Mcfarland, Wis.
Walter Cartwright, of New
Salem, n. D., arrived last Wednesday
for visit at the home of his grand.
mother, Mrs. E. Cartwright. ir
Mrs. Ingeborg Rogr of Norman
County, Mimi, went to her home last
week after weeks visit with heI
1 SlSlGI, AlIS. IDdtiIu I1OlNOISOu
Judge L. E. Fellows, of Lansing,
spent Monday afternoon and evening
here, coming down for the judicial
convention at Calmar yesterday.
Mrs. p E. Haugen departed Tues
day for Minneapolis, called there by
the serious illness of her daughter
Mrs. Himle. PIE. went Friday. re-
turning Mondau.
Conductor S. l.. Collins went tc
Chicago Friday, TO remain few
days. Conductor f. G. Tipp, of Aus
tin, has been in charge of his trair
during his absence.
Miss Lois Beard has accepted pc
sition as stenographer with Telfort
Bros, in their lumber business a
Winnipeg, and departed last Wednes
day for that city.
We are informed that the Rock Is
land erected the large new bridge a
Trout Run in just thirty-one hours
which gives some idea of the rapidit,
with which they have repaired thei,
tracks.
&C. o. Haugen formerly superin
tendent of schools in this county, i
here visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. Haugen is attending the Law
school of the state university of Wis
consin at Madison.
subscriptions which have beef
added to the fund for the relief o
flood sufferers since our last report ar
the John Gund Brewing Co. through
o. NJ Drexel, $50, and Mr.. Geo
Phelps, 800, d. Britton $40 90, an,
Frank Young S25.
-Bayard Elzea, of Button, was at
tending to some business matters her
Monday. He has just returned iron
Rochester, Mimi, where he had bee
with Charles Farrell, who will b
operated upon by the specialists a
: the hospital at that place in the nea
future.
The stavanger church at Ossian
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