Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-25
Let us print your sale bills.

Let us print your sale bills.
"A few choice fur, coats will be
sold very cheap at Bears.
"A nice, gentle family horse
wanted. DR.. A. J. Swezey.
20. j. Pagin was up from Frank
vile Monday, on business trip.
Remember After Saturday, Feb.
2S, Cas-Koal sells for 81. 90 per bottle.
Mrs. John Ringdahl has been very
sick for some time with cancer, and
is reported very low at present.
Frank Wolfenberger, of Burr
Oak, was a pleasant business caller
Saturday
e. r. Abbey arrived home last
week from Virginia, Mimi. for an
extended visit.
After Saturday, February 20, Cas-
Kola sells for S1.00 per bottle. Read
the Cas- Kola ad.
Mrs. A. W. Buntrock is visiting
relatives at New Hampton this week.
going over Monday.
Rev. H. HI. Green came up from
Dubuque Monday, for few days
visit at the home of the editor.
We were unable to wait on our
trade Saturday and Monday, you had
better come before sizes are broken
Bromley & Co.
Mr. and Mrs Eber DeCou, of
Springfield township, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. N. r. Croft during the
Farmers Institute last week.
Mr.. F. o Cliner, the gentlemanly
representative of the Inland Type
Foundry, was in the city over Sun
day, calling on the print shops.
Alderman George Bernatz has
sold his fine residence property on the
corner of Main and Mechanic streets
to Jacob Seegmiller, consideration,
50, 200.
e. E. Auchmoody has been upl
from Kansas City the past week,
visiting relatives and friends. He
reports doing we'll at Kansas City and
enjoying his work.
WIN. Rima wishes to announce
that he is prepared to do all kinds of
expressing, and his rig will be on
the streets all day. Telephone orders |
to No. 442 will be promptly attended |
to. S1pd
The Norske Selskab and Luren |
have leased the third story of the
National Bank of DEBORAH building,
which is being nicely fixed up for
their use. They will occupy it March
LIST.
Sam Slack arrived home from a
trip on the road for the International
Correspondence School, Saturday He
is making his headquarters at Man
chester, and enjoys the work, the |
says.
Mr.. A. Alberts was very pleasant
ly surprised on Sunday evening by
company of friends, the occasion be-
ing his twenty-sixth birthday. He
was presented with comfortable rock
ing chair.
Saturday was the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. F. B. Headington, and
a company of friends perpetrated a |
surprise upon her that evening, the
time being very pleasantly spent at
cards and other forms of amusement |
One day last week Mrs. G. o. |
Rustad had the misfortune to slip in
the yard of her home and fall, break
ing leg. DR.. Hoeg set the fracture.
and she is doing as we'll as could be
but it will lay her mp for
some little time. f
The dramatization of Westcott s
david Harum," which is to be
seen here, is now in its third year
and it gives every promise of outliv-
ing all of the book made plays that
the stage has known in the last de-
cade. It's success has been extraordi-
nary and the demand for the comedy
throughout the country remains I'M
abated
On Friday Fred Schrubbe was
crossing the Water street bridge just
as team was passing. One of the
horses kicked him violently in the
chest and he was rendered unconscious.
but has since recovered so that he is
up and about. 1t is said that the
driver of the team did net stop, but
drove on without paying any atten-
tion to Mr.. Schrubbe after he was in
jured.
Every one who has read david
Harum," land who is it that has not p
will be glad to know that the drama
tization made of the book will short
ly be presented in this city. The play,
like the book, has had a tremendous