Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-28

| Reynolds.
"A few more black dog skin coats,
$40 at Bears.
j. NJ. Boehm arrived home Sunday
from Chicago.
Rev. V. Koren went to Mime
apolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Crawford went
to Hampton Monday.
photographer Reynolds is busy
man now in his.photo gallery.
L. Osland, of Chester, was in
the city last week, on business.
Walter Adams went to Charles
City yesterday on business trip.
Leslie Bascomb went to Charles
City Monuay, for a few days home
visit.
Geo. Steyer returned to Prairie
du Chen Saturday, after home
visit.
Atty. J. W. Sandusky, of New
Hampton, was in the city one day last
| week.
200 pairs pants left over from
suits selling at one-half actual value
at Bears.
H. A. Bakken, of Holton, N. D.,
was visiting relatives and friends here
last week.
SO. 20 is our price on lot of all
wool mems suits, regular $40 ana $12
values. Bears.
Don't fail to hear Ralph Bingham,
the monologue entertainer, at the
Grand Feb. 4th.
Rev. FIR. Garrahan was over from
Lawler Monday and yesterday, call
ing on Rev. FIR. Have.
&C. A. Webster, of Canton, attend
ed the funeral of his nephew, Herbert
Webster, last Wednesday.
"A bouncing baby boy arrived to
gladden. the home of Geo. Bernatz,
Jr., last Thursday night.
-Chas. Egge went to Chicago Sat
urday. where he Will accept position
as fireman on the l. @. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. j. j. Radcliffe,
of Spillvillee, are guests at the home
of Mrs. ]. Breckenridge this week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Bovee, of
Burr Oak township, were shopping in
the city Monday.
Beginning February 1st. we will
close our store at 80 p. m. each
evening except Saturdays. L. A.
Marsh. 3-2
If you want any winter goods
come to Bears now and buy them.
All goods sold at less than first cost.
Bears.
-Cas-Kol will relieve that back
ache and tired feeling and its free at
Brunt & Parman's. Read the Cas-
Kola ad.
Alderman Geo. Bernatz was called
to Spillville yesterday by the serious
illness of his nephew Eddie, who is
very low with typhoid fever.\
Some 1000 pounds of meat hung
on a side rack in the market of Chas.
Linkenheil, pulled down the rack and
fell with crash on Monday evening.
Roe Brown drove to DEBORAH
Wednesday and made arrangements to
paint the entire livery stock in the
Walt Norton livery. -Cresco P. ID.
-Messrs. Bakken, Fosberg, Daub-
new, Shea and Walsh went to Calmar
Monday, and were defeated in bowl
ing match with team at Calmar by
81 points.
We have inquiries daily for houses.
If you have house to sell or rent or
wish to buy, call at our Office at once
and we will sell or rent it quick.
Coffeen & May.
"A handsome and attractive display
in Mott & Co. IS window this week is
panel figure of lady wearing a
Kabo corset. 1t is transparent and
electric lights are arranged behind it
so as to give live and attractiveness
to the figure.
The small boy had listened,
shivering, to sermon from the
passage of scripture. MANY are
called. but few chosen" but that
wasn't the way it impressed itself
on his mind, for when hiss fond mother
inquired for the text he stated it
thusly: "Many are cold, but few
frozen!"
AS announced in these columns
last week, preparations are being
made to have the county officers oc-
cupy the Turkish Oil building on
West Water street. The county super
intendent will occupy the city hall,
and the sessions of court will probab-
ly be held in the Grand opera house.
The money to fix up these places and
| nav the rental has been raised among