Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-23

all day Christmas
"A fine line of cigars in Christmas
packages at Hedges.
John Portman is a holiday home
visitor from Culver, Ind.
Other stocks of china look small
compared with The Buttons.
Atty. T. J. Ahern was business
visitor from Calmar Monday.
j. E. Borlaug was over from Cal
mar yesterday, on business trip.
Order your Christmas trees OF
Hedges now and not be disappointed.
| B. B. Morss arrived from Chicago
Friday, to visit relatives and friends.
Nelson Schoonmaker, of Ossian.
was a DEBORAH business visitor yester-
day.
| HOLSTERS. oysters, game, etc. for
the holidays at E. j. Powers restau-
rant.
| Our fur coats are worth fully 81
Tn 81 more than we ask for them.
Bears.
Our store will be open evenings
from the 18th to the Gath. K. l.
Haugen.
Don't worry about the baking, but
buy your bread of Hedges & Thomp-
son. 500
Miss Josephine Bear is home from
studies at Minneapolis, for the holl-
day season.
Miss Marie Thorsen of Rochester,
Mimi, is visiting at the home OF Atty.
E. P. johnson.
III. J. Linde of Minneapolis is
visiting relatives and friends here dur
ing the holidays.
Settle the coal and wood question
by buying your bread OF Hedges q
Thompson. 50-2
"A fine lot of palms and house
plants for Christmas presents. Sy-
mond's greenhouses.
Prof B. Smalley announces that
he is now prepared to receive pupill
for the winter term.
Mrs. Gregg and children leave to-
day for Lake Mills to spend the holt
days with relatives.
| -Nels Evenrud of Washington
Prairie was in the city yesterday
transacting business.
%. J. Forde, of Pleasant township,
was in the city Thursday. and made
us pleasant business call.
The largest and finest line OF
cigars III DEBORAH. in every form for
holiday presents. at Trczinski's.
Miss Marjorie Vance arrived home
Saturday from the Minnesota Uni
versity. for the Christmas vacation.
Button! Button! Who's got the
Button! Button Button What's the
Button got? The Button sells every.
thing.
Roy Hopperstad is now running
between Calmar and Savannah for the
u. S. Express Co., Ed. Doyle of Cal
, mar taking this run.
The lost girl found at Tarvestad's
Music Store, where her father bought
her one of the beautiful sweet-toned
Kimball Pianos. 50-2
Japanese vases, the most beautiful
line. Imported direct. Nothing hand
somer for Christmas present.
Schuck Dry Goods Co.
"A Michigan woman was scanning
the marriage columns of newspaper,
and remarked to her husband Here's
strange coincidence-a William
Strange married to Martha Strange. !"
"Strange, indeed" replied her hus-
band, "but expect the next news will
be little stranger. F"
If you want to get i'll OH that
Chicago Daily Tribune proposition
you'll have to hurry. The trouble is
you don't realize how cheap it is.
Remember we are giving you the
greatest daily paper in America. de-
livered to your home every day for n
whole year, together with Public
Opinion for $3.50. This makes the
cost of the Tribune only $500. We
don't make penny of profit OH it, but
are advertising it so that our patrons
may get the very best there is.
Go. Supt. L. j. Hook hands us q
copy of the program Of the Iowa State
Teachers Association, to be held at
Des Moines, Dec. 28. 80, 30 and 81. 1t
contains the complete program Of the
different sections of the association,
upon which appears the names of
many Of the most prominent educators
of the state and nation. We notice
that in the Superintendent and Prjn-
cipals' Round Table for Dec. Goth,
Supt. Il. L.. Coffeen's name appears
| for papar IN HWaSte of Time IN