Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-03-05

ported very feeble.
&C. J. Weiser made business trip
to Cslmar Monday.
Frank Duffy spent Sunday with
relatives in the city.
j.. J. Marsh made a business trip
to Cresco Monday.
%. A. Schall went to Charles City
Monday, on business trip.
A. Bradish went to st. Paul
Monday, on a business trip.
DIR. B. Harmon went to Cresco
Monday, on professional business.
H. G. Dixson spent Sunday at the
home of his parents in Manchester.
We enjoyed brief call Friday
from Dan Price, of Burr Oak township.
&C. H. Brown, of Orleans township,
was DEBORAH business visitor Monday.
john spriggs, of Bluffton town.
ship, was a pleasant Ibusiness,lcaller
yesterday.
w. q. Casterton, of Hesper town.
ship, was transacting business in the
city Monday.
Geo. Drummer was called to Mabel
Rock on Friday last, to attend the
funeral ola nephew.
A. G. Christian, of Pleasant town.
ship, was a pleasant business visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Magelson, of Redwing, Mimi,
has been visiting relatives and friends
here for day or two.
C. COLI went to Calmar Saturday,
to visit his son-in-law, JOS. Morton,
who has been very ill.
Mrs. Clack, of Clear Lake, arrived
Friday, for visits with relatives and
friends in this county.
President Vic. H. Stevens, of the
Standard Telephone Co., was up from
Dubuque last Thursday.
Mrs. Amy Houg-Stouffer returned
to Mason City Monday, after visit of
several days with home folks
-Knute X. Nestle, Jr., who recently
died, in his will left $500 for the aid of
needy students of Luther College.
w. B. Reed departed Monday for
Cedar Rapids, where ne is attending a
state convention of hardware dealers.
Justice ]. E. b. P. Goettlemann,
of Button township, was looking after
business matters in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Mott has been in
Chicago for few days past, making
spring purchases for her dry goods
store.
-Chas. Trzcinski is improving the ap.
pearance of the interior of his barber
shop and the dental rooms of DR.. TOye
upstairs by new coats of paint and
paper.
Michael Sheehan died at Clermont
Feb. 18th and III. w. Broadgate at
Spencer Feb. l4th. Both were well
well known in this county.
The 33rd visit of DR.. Fisk, the Opt
clan, to DEBORAH, To-, will be March
II to q. If your eyes or glasses need
attention, bear this in mind.
Saturdays dailies announce that
widows pensions have been awarded
to Mrs. Margaret Haas and Mrs.
Rebecca Russell, of this city, $l2 per
month, each.
Joseph Goddard, of Fort Dodge,
spent Sunday with his uncle, F. q.
Schanck, at Burr Oak. Miss Inez
Schanck accompanied him home Mon
day, for visit.
Will Stewart came up from Dubu-
que Saturday, for brief visit with his
parents and friends in the city. He
holds splendid position with the
John T. Hancock Grocery Co.
Karl d. Fisk, the optician, fitted
1876 pairs OF glasses at DEBORAH during
1901. His business always increases
and his work is absolutely guaranteed
in each case. AT Winnesheik Parlors,
March IL to 81.
Prof and Mrs. s. Z. Brickner ar
rived Monday from Burr Oak, to
spend the vacation from school duties
at the home of HI. S. Smith, while the
latter takes his wife to Rochester,
Mimi, for an operation.
Fresh from successful engage
ment covering period of five months
in Chicago, the new comedy-opera,
liking Dodo," is soon to be seen in
this city. The Castle Square Opera
company management is responsible
for the production, which is declared tC
be of surprising beauty, Frank Pix
ley and Gustav Luders wrote the
piece, and 1t is said to abound In clean,
fresh comedy, and music of the catch
lest variety. The entire company Of
sixty and special orchestra Is promised
for the engagement here.