Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-24

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DEBORAH Public Opinion.
Greatest offer ever made.
Good for this month only.
Get your Xmas candy at the
Sugar Bowl. 51-2
Mr.. j. G. Rollins is home from his
sojourn in California.
John Bernatz made business trip
to Calmar yesterday.
Miss Tilla Asseln is home from
Stuart, Iowa, for the vacation.
IN. H. Adams departed Wednesday
night ON business trip to New York.
B. M. Lien and B. o. Burreson,
of Hesper, were in the city Friday.
Geo. Steyer came up from Prairie
du Chen yesterday, for Christmas.
Co. Atty. N. Willett made bust.
ness trip to Fort Atkinson yesterday.
-Luren will give one of their pleas
ing concerts at Mabel Saturday night.
VIM. Dickinson has returned from
Oklahoma, where he went some time
ago.
Only seven days more for the
great Chicago Daily Tribune clubbing
offer.
IF. S. Putnam arrived home last
week from trip on the road, to spend
the holidays.
Mayor and Mrs. +. w. Daubney
arrived home Saturday from their
Chicago trip.
Mr.. j. w. Snyder, of Elkhorn,
Wis, was visiting at the home of F.
H. Baker last week.
The family of John Gold moved to
Beloit, Wis, Friday, where their
future home will be.
-ODr Calmar correspondent reports
the death of Mrs. A. c. Field, mother
of Mrs. S. V. Potter
Charles Frey, of Spillville, visited
at the home of his father-in- law, G.
Herser, one day last week.
DIR. Stevens father was up from
Grinnell last week, enjoying a visit
with the family of his son.
See the adv of Ingvoldstad & Co,
asking all who are indebted to them
to call and settle before Jan 1st.
Norman Riste and Norval Enger
are home from the University of Min
nesota for the holiday vacation.
Mrs ]. E. Bullock and daughter
returned home to Minneapolis Mon
day, after visit with her parents.
Frank Puntney has been off to
Nebraska and Oklahoma the past
week, on business and pleasure trip.
We club with all the leading
newspapers of the country. No other
paper can give you lower rate than
we can.
Mrs. r. A. Palmeter, of Arm
strong, Iowa, is guest at the parent
al home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. ID.
Holway.
Miss Fannie Webster returned
home from school at Fairbault,
Mimi, Saturday for the holiday
vacation.
--Ingvoldstad & Co., call the atten-
tion of those owing them accounts to
the fact that they desire all accounts
settled before Jan. LIST.
MANY new subscribers are being
added to our list through the Chicago
Daily Tribune-P Bile Opinion
50. 90 per year rate. The people are
taking advantage of this great offer.
Rev. Nvia Abraham, Persian
Missionary, gave two interesting lee
lures in Mohammedan Priests costume
at the Congregational church on Sun
day, before appreciative audiences.
The greatest clubbing offer ever
made-The Chicago Daily Tribune,
Americas greatest newspaper, and
the P blic Opinion, one year
for 50. 90. This offer closes Jan. LIST.
Take advantage of it at once.
There is quartet of musical
farm hands in the production of Way
Down. East which comes to the
Grand January lst. That is not the
least of its many attractive features.
1t is play designed to inculcate the
old, old moral. that there can be but
one moral law for the sexes, and that
it is the same for man as for woman.
Last week W. G. Meyrick COM
pleted arrangements with Peter John
son & Sons whereby he gets control
of the old Fish Planning mill ON WASH
ington street, and the same will be
refitted and conducted by him. Mr..
Meyrick is an expert mechanic and
pattern maker. and capable of turn
ing out the very best of work. We
sincerely trust that he will be given
all the work he can do.
The person who does not want to
laugh and laugh heartily would better
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