Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-27
Hear the
Marion Green
Concert at the

,
Call the caucuses at once.
Cooking school this week.
Circus week from Monday.
Marion Green concert recital Fri.
day
The best assortment of good gro
ceries at John G. Hexom.
III. H. Rygg visited In Cresco last
week.
&C. F. Baker made business trip
to West Union Friday.
F. w. Boyd visited relatives at
Greene, Iowa, last week.
Charles Woellestein, of Cresco,
has been visiting relatives in the city
since Friday.
M. d. Whitney, of Burr Oak
township was pleasant business
caller Friday.
Since the opening of the fishing
season there have been several very
| uue Cdtclles repOrteu.
DIR. G. A. Geist, of Ossian, was
transacting business in the city be-
tween trains last Friday.
Mr.. E. o. Shjeldahl, of Highland
vile, was in the city Saturday, look
ing after business matters.
Mr. Chas. Baker, of Portage,
Wis, has been the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. G. Coutant, for a week
past.
Mrs. H. W. Gardner of New Hamp-
ton is visiting at the home of Ralph
Prescott. She is on her way to
Waukon to visit her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. I. Manning, of
Burr Oak township, were in the city
Friday, en- route overland to Fred
ericksburg, for visit with relatives.
Stuck tight by rain swelling, only
the Wheeler Screen-Sash can be
released by woman for window wash
ing or winter storing. At Ingvolstad
& Co.
| "A oravon and oil painting studio
has been opened in the building west
of the Golz undertaking establish
ment by A. Berger, of Mortified,
MINI.
Frank Bloomfield attended the de-
dication of the Odd Fellows Home at
Mason City last Wednesday. He was
accompanied by seven Odd Fellows
from Burr Oak.
The stone crusher belonging to
the county has been put into position
on the court house square to crush
the rock being used in the concrete
work of the foundation.
Our line of Oxfords are all new
and up-to- date. Ask to see our Doro-
thy Dodd line; you will be pleased
with them. We are the exclusive
agents In DEBORAH. Bromley & Co. 1873
The Hook and Ladder Co. and
Hose Co. No. 2 contested with each
other for honors on the base ball
diamond Sunday afternoon near G. o.
Moore's farm, the former winning
by the score of IA to 3.
Here is hint of great value to
housewives and others: If new tin
ware is rubbed over with fresh lard,
then thoroughly heated in the oven
before it is used, it will never rust
afterward, no matter how much it is
put into water.
There are some beautiful memoir
ial windows in our stores this week,
notably those of Ben Bear and @. n.
Goddard. The former contains two
grave stones at each end, uniformed
soldier, stack of guns, ETC. in the CEN
ter with appropriate draping, and the
latter is pleasing combination of
black and white, with mourning effect.
Any subscriber to this paper who
will watch the advertisements and
take advantage of the inducements
offered, will save many times the
subscription price in the course of a
year. Instead of the poor man saying
he cannot afford to take his home
paper, he would come nearer the
truth by declaring he cannot afford
to do without it.
Ladies of DEBORAH, a treat is in
store for you this week. Mrs. Wheelock,
the we'll known cooking expert will
give series of eight lectures at the
Grand opera house at 10 100 a. m. and
2 100 p. m. each day. Your time will
be well spent when you arrange to
attend these lectures and see the
actual cooking. Absolutely free anu
you will be comfortably seated.
IN. r. Croft received last week a
large consignment Of imported enamel
led ware which he is displaying in his
store window. This is the first ship
ment of enamelled ware to be import
ed from Germany by DEBORAH dealer
through his order, and shows enter