Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-13
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| saw.
"A. NJ. Cairns has moved to Bur
Oak, to take charge of blacksmith
shop
Get map and be happy eve
after.
John G. Barthell has been allow
ed pension of $l2 per month.
e. r. Abbey made business tril
to New Rockford, n. d last week.
Mrs. NJ. d. Wells and son visited
relatives at Cedar Rapids last week.
Geo. Smell was down from Bluff
ton township yesterday, Oh business.
We saved your neighbor some
money on wall paper. Brunt &
Parman.
Miss Beatta Anderson has been
visiting friends at Northwood for a
few days.
Mrs H. Grant and daughter, of
Fredericksburg, visited in the city
last week.
| Hans P. Johnson, of Hesper, was
here taking treatment of DR.. Fitch
last week.
%. G. Arneson has purchased the
Andrew Allen residence property on
Day street.
| s. A. Mostad has sold half in.
terest in his feed barn business to B.
E. Ramsey.
Miss Inga Hoeg, of Spring Grove,
Mimi. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
o. N. Wingard
Rev. Rett E. Olmstead is attend
ing a Unitarian conference at Mil
| waukee this week.
j. j. Bjerke, of Highland town
ship, was a business visitor in the
city last Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. 9. H. Strong depart
ed last Wednesday noon for their
home at Toledo, Ohio.
Al. Siewers and family came up
from Traer, Iowa, Monday, to be pre-
sent at the wedding of his sister.
Ole Rorvick returned last Satur-
day from near Minot, N. D., where
he has purchased 100 acres of land.
| Unity church. Rev. E. Stanton
Hodgin, of Humboldt, Iowa, will &C.
cupy the pulpit morning and evening,
Sunday.
"A lady in West DEBORAH got four
settings of White Plymouth Rock eggs
of Joel Dayton last year and got fifty
one chickens.
The ladies of Unity Circle will
serve supper Thursday evening, May
l4th, at the church parlors from TO
Z p. IN. All are cordially invited.
-Drs. F. W. Conover and c. L.
Topliff arrived home Saturday from
Sioux City, where they attended the
meeting of the state dental society.
Both of them were among the list of
twenty delegates chosen to represent
Iowa at the national association
meeting at Ashville, N. c., in July.
In this issue will be found state
ment of the condition of the Winnie
sheik County Bank, which shows that
staunch old financial institution to be
continually growing in popular favor
as usual, its deposits having reached
the large sum of 1868, $50. 81. The
rapid increase in the deposits in our
banks is indicative of the prosperous
condition of the country, and is a
matter of public qualification.
"A swain of the first ward has been
writing to girl in Kansas for three
years and the other day he received a
letter and picture from her. The
letter said she had been married for
two years and the picture was OF her
baby, my husband and have en-
joyed your letters very much, but
believe we had better quit now, as
have to look after the baby" The
/ words the young man useu Woulu
shock field of oats.
This is inst to remind lovers OF
fun and jollity that Hi. Henry
famous Big City Minstrel Aggrega
ton will be at the Grand this week
Friday evening. May 10. A select
coterie of eight funny comedians viii
open several packages of origina
funny comedy. Talented vocalists
will sing latest song hits. assisted by
a magnificent double quintette chorus
and a grand symphony orchestra. Up
to-date jokes and gags will be con
spicuous, and list of great vaude
willie stars will give an interesting