Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-04-08
photos at Reynolds.

| MONDAY evening.
Good board by the day or week at
Reeves restaurant.
Geo. Smith went to Waterloo Mon
day on business bent.
Have White Plymouth Rock eggs
and hens for sale. Joel Dayton.
p. E. Ness was a passenger for
Fargo, N. D., yesterday morning.
Louis Heinberg of Cresco spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
When anything uptodste is wanted
in millinery go to Engbretson. 1873
-WO. Nordheim and Sheriff Mize-
ner went to Milwaukee on business
last evening.
Ed Downey has closed up his
jewelry shop here and Monday::went
to Delevan, Wis.
Ask to see our Dorothy Dodd
shoes for ladies, they are Just in and
up date Bromley & Go.
John Hitler is home from the
Twin Cities making his parents and
friends most welcome visit.
"A gang of stone cutters arrived
Monday and have begun dressing the
stone for the new court house.
w. S. Hayward went in to Chica-
go Monday to get his new samples
and start out on the road again.
Perry Johnson returned from the
University at Madison yesterday to
spend the Easter vacation with home
folks.
R. p. Edison, train master of the
l. & M. division of the Milwaukee,
paid this station an official visit
Tuesday.
-Germond Merrill of Frankville
came in Monday to visit his uncle,
NJ Fl. Merrill, who is still in quite
poor health.
-Harl Kidder of Watertown, S. d.,
came over from Waukon, where he
and his family are visiting, Sunday
to see his mother.
Joel Dayton went to Cresco yester-
day to purchase a quantity of shade
trees which he will set cut on his new
addition to DEBORAH.
Reserve your seat for Prof. Haldor
Hanson's concert, Friday evening,
April II. Grand opera house. Re-
served seats 30 and 90 cents.
e. w. d. Holway returned Friday
from his botanical trip to Cuba look
ing much refreshed by his outing. His
vacation was most enjoyable one
in every respect,
Haas & Co. bought two steers
Monday which were exceptionally fine
ones and worthy of special notice.
Their combined weight was 1926
pounds, and they Melted their owner
the neat sum of Sl17.23.
The Rock Island freight has again
changed time and now departs at 80
a. M. and arrives at 100 p. m. The
mileage rate on the road has been re-
duced also and now travellers can ride
and half.
Otto Olson returned yesterday
from few days duck hunting at
New Albin and brought with him
brace of about thirty fowl as trophies
of his hunt. J. ID. Halves accom-
panied him on the trip, returning the
day previous.
The new plate glass front of the
National Bank was placed in Wednes-
day. 1t measures 10 feet, Z inches by
10 feet and is the largest single glass
in DEBORAH. The other improvements
that the bank is making are being
rapidly pushed to completion.
"A Breezy Time" at Steyer's last
Wednesday evening drew out fair
house in spite of the heavy rain. The
play was one of some merit and while
better ones in large numbers have been
seen here, it furnished fun and amuse-
ment for those who attended. The
company carried a good band.
Rev. George Luther Cady of Iowa
City gave the second lecture before
the teachers institute Monday even
ing at the Congregational church be-
fore large audience and greatly de-
lighted his hearers. His subject was
"Tnei Perils of Prosperity" which he
handled in mastery manner 1t is
hoped that he may be heard in De-
cOrah again.