Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-03-25

| AtkluSOu ldSU wednesday,.
| If you don't give us your shoe trade
it's not our fault Geo. P. Ode.
| Grace Christopher is prepared to
furnish hand painted Easter cards.
Good coffee, good all the time
Groceries the same way. Geo. P. Ode
Peter Ness, of Fargo, N. D., was
transacting business in town last week.
Mrs. G. g. Coutant and daughter
are visiting relatives at Portage, Wis. +,
this week.
B. B. Morss concluded his home
visit and returned to Chicago last
Thursday.
Ed Kidder, of Harmony, MINI. :,
was in the city Sunday, visiting
relatives.
One price and everything marked
in plain figures. Forget me not.
Geo. P. Ode.
If you have not-yet registered, be
sure to do so on Saturday, or you will
lose your vote.
Don't forget to register on Satur-
day. You will lose your vote if you
do not register.
Il have White Plymouth Rock eggs
for sale at 81 per setting of 10 eggs.
Joel Dayton. 1872
Geo Graham came down from
Austin Friday, for short visit with
friends and relatives.
Rev. V. E. Hall was down from
Ridgeway last Thursday, attending
the revival meetings.
&C. Ness and Peter Hanson, of
Madison township, went to Minot, n.
d., yesterday, on land business.
-Mds. G. J. and G. f. Ambli re-
turned home last Wednesday from a
two weeks visit at Madison, Wis.
Mrs. ]. H. Duncan is up from
Westgate this week, visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. B. Portman.
%. j. Saervold, the lecturer, was
in the city over Sunday, going to
North Dakota this week, on a-business
trip.
Archie Merrill, of Howard county,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Eugene Chamberlain day or two
last week.
Every voter in DEBORAH must
register. If you have not already
done so, do it on Saturday, or you
cannot vote.
The old Norwegian church in
Springfield township has been torn
down and work commenced on the
new structure.
DIR. Whitbeck can treat many
cases by phone as successfully as by
calling. Phone No. 14S; Office in
Volding farm, DEBORAH. left
Mrs. Alberts, mother of Archer
.Alberts and Mrs. Thos. Davis, passed
away on Monday, but we have been
unable to secure an obituary notice
for this issue.
Maurice Holloran has purchased
the Ed. Welch quarry across the twin
bridges northeast of the city, which
he will run in connection with his
other quarry.
Il. j. Anderson purchased in
Minnesota last week monster three
year-old draft stallion, weighing 2,0l0
pounds. He is handsome strawberry
roam, and can be seen at his barn in
this city.
The chimney sweeper who was
holding high carnival about town last
week skipped his board bill at the
National Hotel, and en- Monday was
Ecoralled at Calmar by Marshal
Wheatman and brought back.
-Supt. E. l.. Coffeen went to Grundy
Center and Mason City last week.
where he met the associate officers OF
the Northeastern Iowa Teachers
Association, and they decided to hold
their next meeting at Mason City in
October.
"A certain young man not a thous.
and miles from town, who wrote q
young lady asking her hand in mar.
riage, was surprised not to receive an
answer by return mail, and second
letter to his adored one brought back
the pertinent reply that he did not
inclose stamp for a reply, and bust
ness is business
The committee having the matter
in charge have decided to secure the
second floor of the ]. ]. Marsh build
ing for the sessions of the court dur.
ing the building of the new couri
house. This building will be fitted
up in good shape, and it being oppo
site the temporary court house, is con
sidered a very convenient place for the
meetings of the court.