Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-07-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. E. Webster and daughter are
visiting at Clear Lake
Philip Laner, of Eldorsdo was
in the city last Wednesday, on bust
ness.
e. E. Earl, of Orleans township,
was DEBORAH business visitor last
Wednesday.
Will Rice, of near Canton, spent
Saturday in the city, calling on his
many friends.
Miss Caroline Bye has been visit
ing her sister at Muscatine, Iowa, for
several days.
Rob. Holmes came home from
North Dakota last week, for visit
with his parents.
Master Charles Bromley has been
visiting friends and relatives at Mar
shalltown for few days.
Miss Evaline Johnson has gone to
Graettirger, Iowa, for couple of
weeks visit with relatives
Atty. A. F. Anundsen and G. o.
Steinnort went to Moline. ILL.,, Mon
day night, on business trip.
R. F. B. Portman arrived home
Monday from Spirit Lake, where he
attended the knight Templar meeting.
Miss Stella Peters, of Cedar
dc oS nj
Mrs. B. o. Marsh for several days
past.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Little returned
home to st. Paul last Wednesday, after
visit at the parental home of Ole
Bergeson.
Mr.. @. Larsen, of the Lutheran
Publishing House, went to Chicago
last evening, to superintend the pur-
chase of machinery.
Misses Gertrude Brown and Grace
Monroe, of Cedar Rapids. are enjoy
ing visit at the home of their uncle,
Alderman N. r. Croft.
DR. and Mrs. F. w. Daubney ar
rived home from a week at Spirit
Lake Saturday, attending the meeting
of the Knight Templars.
The Misses Algyer returned home
TO Primghar, Iowa, last Wednesday,
after a visit of several days at the
home of their brother, r. A. Algyer.
ID laIs vh g.
entertained company of ladies last
Wednesday evening in honor of her
friend, Miss Corcoran. of Pittsburg,
Pa.
Mrs. Bessie Houck- Haislet, of
Butterfield. Mimi, has been the guest
d her mother, Mrs. F. Frazer, and
other relatives and friends in the city |
for a week past.
Mrs. Cordelia Herman, of Iowa
City, has been elected to fill the va
oancy in the high school force of
teachers caused by the resignation of |
Mrs. H. l.. Walter.
The ladies of the M. E. church |
will give an ice cream social on the |
lawn of Martin Christopher on Friday
evening of this week. Ice cream and |
oaKe will be served. All are invited. |
Mrs. l.. l.. Couse very pleasantly |
entertained a company of friends |
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. |
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Miss Bertha Wildly, of Waterloo. Ia. !
The presiding elder, Rev. DR.. I.
e. Fleming, preached an able sermon
and held quarterly meeting services at
the M. f. church on Sunday evening.
The pulpit will be occupied next Sun
day by Rev. +. x. Miller, former
pastor of this church.
Mr.. P. l.. Barthelme, of Gale
donia, Mimi, was pleasant caller
Monday, being on his way home from
visit with relatives and friends near |
Ossian. He reports that his father
had the misfortune to lose his large |
barn last Wednesday night by fire,
caused by it's being struck by lightn-
ing A fine horse, fifteen tons of hay
and quite bit of machinery was lost.
altogether amounting to about $500, |
with partial insurance.
DIR. +. w. Conover expects to
leave the last of the week on a trip
east that will keep him away from his
office for about ten days He will
represent the local lodge of Elks at
the Grand Lodge of the order at Balti-
more, Md, and will represent the
northeastern Iowa dentists at the
meeting of the National Dental AS
sociation at Ashville, N. O., inciden-
tally visiting for day or two at |
philadelphia, where he studied den
tistry.