Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-13

Miss Ida Reum is the guest of he
sister in Milwaukee.
Are you taking this paper, or di'
you borrow it to read?
C. E. Lomen, of Leroy, visitet
relatives here last week.
Everyone says the county map
are the finest they ever saw.
John Mapson is transacting bust
ness in Dubuque this week.
Frank Young transacted bushes:
at Lansing part of last week.
j. j. Van Wey, of Frankville,
was in the city last Wednesday.
Atty. O. N. Houck visited Mrs.
II. and friends here over Sunday.
Miss Ammer and niece, of Fargo,
N. d. ARE visiting her father, j. Ammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bulman of
Waukon were in town last Wednesday.
John Koppen was down from
Canoe township Saturday, on business.
C. P. Haug was taken to Indepen-
dence Monday, to be treated at the
hospital.
II. A. Nassett, of Glenwood town
ship, made us a pleasant business call
Saturday.
Cornelius Thelich returned home
to Kensett last Wednesday, after a
visit here
Ladies like our chocolate ice
cream soda. Why? Because Brunt
& Parman.
C. E. Bovenizer was DEBORAH
business visitor from Frankville last
Wednesday.
Il give fifteen eggs for a setting
and only charge 81 90 for a setting.
Joel Dayton.
Mr.. Q. w. Burdick is driving a
handsome new carriage, which he
recently purchased.
w. j. Norton has moved his family
into the former Henry Goocher resi-
dence on East Main street.
Miss Gertrude Beard has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs r. A. Wilson,
at Mt. Vernon, for few days past.
There were forty-six tickets sold
from DEBORAH for the excursion to
Lacrosse Sunday over the Milwaukee,
DIR. G. j. Trail, of Independence,
was in the city over Sunday, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. @. H.
Lawrence.
Respectfully yours, DR.. S. Whit
beck, veterinarian. office Volding S
barn. No calls made from 10 100 to
5 100 Saturdays. 19tf
Fl. j. Lang returned from Inde-
pendence Thursday with Mrs. l.. ,
whose health has been completely re-
stored, we are happy to state.
-Thos. Hougse has returned from
his visit in Mitchell county, land ex-
poets to leave for Norway on the 18th,
where he will make his home in the
future.
No maps are given out unless sub
scribers are paid up in advance. See
that your subscription is paid in ad-
vance, and we will be glad to give
you map.
Last Friday Justice H. f. Barthell
performed the ceremony which united
in marriage Mr.. Thos. Spellum, of
Virooua, Wis. to Miss Ada Lytle, of
De Soto, Wis.
Our line of Oxfords are all new
and up-to- date. Ask to see our Doro.
thy Dodd line you will be pleased
with them. We are the exclusive
agents IN DEBORAH Bromley & Co. 1913
White Plymouth Rock eggs fol-
sale. Have some choice eggs fol
setting from pen of choice hens bred
from stock which scored ninety -four
points, at 81. 90 per setting of fifteen
eggs Joel Dayton. 1871
June is to be lively month in
DEBORAH. See that your footwear il
up-to date and properly fitted. We
employ only experienced statesmen
land it takes years of experience to fiji
shoes properly and we carry all the
widths that you will find in any city
shoe store. Bromley & Co., 1l2 Eas
Water street. 1873
Mrs. X. A. Wick who has been il
the Lutheran Hospital at La Crosse
Wis. for several days, has been com
PEELED to submit to two operations
one of which was a very difficult
one, and she was not expected to liv'
for a couple of days, but is bettel
now. Mr.. Wick, who has been will
her, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
On Friday, May 18th, the day O
the Big Five Teachers Association
and the High School Interscholasti'
Field Meet at West Union, the Rocl
Island freight which usually leave