Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-04-22
Wall paper at Brunt & Parman g.

Mrs. M. Coughlin has taken up
her home in Ossian.
Robert Hecker, of Postville, was
in the city last Wednesday.
Have White Plymouth Rock eggs
and hens for sale. Joel Dayton.
Otto Drexel has been transacting
business in La Crosse for few days.
The new Winnebago street bridge
has been erected during the past week.
Gilbert o. Qualley, of Ridgeway.
was DEBORAH business visitor yes
terday.
20. A. Porter, of Burr Oak, was
transacting business in the city last
Thursday
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Mrs. E. S. Thune went to Souris,
N. D., last Wednesday, for visit
with relatives.
Mr.. A. E. Dawley, of Burr Oak
township, was pleasant business
caller Thursday
Mrs. c. H. Lawrence has been
visiting his parents at Jackson juno
ton for few days.
B. NJ Lien was down from Hesper
Friday and took in the Haldor Han
son benefit concert.
E H. Forde, of Pleasant township,
was looking after business matters in
the city Thursday last.
We never gave away as fine
premium as the county maps. They
are correct in every detail.
Ask to see our Dorothy Dodd
shoes for ladies, they are Just in and
up-to- date. Bromley q Go.
L. Vinger went to Minot, N. ID.
yesterday, where he will look at the
country with view to locating.
Mrs. VIM. Lange, of Bluffton, was
shopping in the city last Thursday,
and made this Office a pleasant call.
Mrs. DR.. Ryder returned to Lawler
yesterday, after visit at the parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rossley.
Sam McMullen left for points in
Minnesota and South Dakota last
Thursday, where he will look up
location.
On Monday r. f. Gibson sold the
Beers residence property on West
Water street to Supervisor @. 0.
Moore, consideration $500.
Mayor f. W. Daubney departed
this morning for Lakefield, Mimi.
for a trip combining business with a
visit at the home of j. w. Daubney.
He will return the latter part of the
week.
The bowling alleys in the Landers
building on Water street are being
taken up this week and stored away.
The building will be put in shape
at once for John G. Hexom, who will
occnpy it shortly after the first of May.
In remitting for his subscription
Fred Schneider, of West Union, an
old DEBORAH boy, reports himself do
ing nicely at that place, and says,
"Your paper certainly gets better
every week and enjoy reading it
very much. "
If you want one of those elegant
county maps, those made for carrying
in the pock ct, mailed to you and you
are a paid subscriber, send us three
cents in stamps Cor postage, and we
will send you one free. The card
board maps cannot be mailed.
Some substantial improvements
are being made on the residence prop
erty of Rev. III. HI. Green, prepara-
tory to his moving here from Dubuque.
The household goods will probably
arrive this week, but the family will
visit at different parts before coming
here, which will delay their arrival
until about the first of May, or little
later.
The Republican exhibits commend
able enterprise in devising plan fol-
the taking of the census of the city,
and we Will be pleased to lend the
project any assistance in our power.
We had gone so tar as to order plat
, of the city made for use for the same
! purpose with a somewhat similar
plan. but will be very glad to have
the work completed under the Repub
, lican's supervision. There is NJ
, doubt in our minds that census cor
rectly taken will reveal larger popu
: lation than that given us by thu
government census.