Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-07-22

LenOra, MIMI, Monday.
| &C. Christen went to Duluth,
Mimi, Saturday, on land business.
Local excursion to Prairie du
Chen, Sunday July 26. S. V. Potter,
agt.
Atty. j. B. Kaye was DEBORAH
business visitor from Calmar Thurs
day.
L. +. Button is enjoying a few
days visit at Mason City and Rock
ford
j. p Boucher was business
visitor in DEBORAH from Postville
Thursday.
DIR. S. S. Whitbeck, wife and
daughter made trip to Waukon last
Wednesday.
| The first story or basement of the
court house will probably be complet-
ed this week.
-Jeweler o. III. Gullixson has
moved into his new building east of
the Stiles Hotel.
Frank Peacock went to Minneapo-
lis on the Sunday excursion. for a
visit with his son.
Miss Lottie Sheggerud went to
Mabel, Mimi, Wednesday, for few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. J. B. Shaw arrived on Satur-
day from Buffalo. N. Y, for a visit
with relatives and friends in the city
Eighty eight tickets were sold
from DEBORAH for the Minneapolis ex-
cursion over the Milwaukee Sunday.
Geo. Smith and James McMullen,
of Canoe township, were in the city
Saturday, attending the telephone
meeting.
d Rickabaugh was down from his
place north of the city Saturday, to
renew his subscription and get
county map
Rev. j. j. Linnevold, of Edger-
ton has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Anderson, east of De-
corah, for few days
Mr.. H. w. Haislet, editor of the
Butterfield (Minn.) Advocate, arrived
on Friday to join Mrs. H. in visit
with relatives and friends here.
ID. H. Young has been awarded
the contarot for the building of a
large abutment under the Main street
bridge over Dry Run, at $1,000.
--Mds. James Haugen of Baldwin,
Wis, and @. o. Nymoen of Rebillo,
N. D., returned home yesterday, after
a months visit with relatives here.
The Adams elevator near the Mil
waukee freight depot is fast nearing
completion, and will greatly increase
the facilities of this company for
handling grain.
%. J. Saervold returned Friday
from lecturing trip through North
Dakota and departed Saturday for
Norway for two months visit
among friends and relatives.
"A special school for teachers and
those intending to teach opens at Val
der Normal Aug. 81 and continues
nine weeks. A strong staff of college
trained teachers is employed. Tuition
80 month.
DIR. p. M. Jewell attended the
meeting of the Austin Flint and
Cedar Valley Medical Societies at
Clear Lake last week, being OH the
program for a speech on Intestinal
DISTINCTIONS. F"
The ladies of the Unity Circle
will give an ice cream and cake
sociable on the lawn of Mrs. j. M.
Boehm on Lower Broadway, this
week, Thursday evening. All are
cordially invited.
Any man who can write one hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of in
su-ance in one year should investigate
the proposition that the Royal Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines, Iowa has to make him,
to take charge of Winnesheik and AL
lamakee counties j. G.. Cooper,
general agent. 1914
An old colored woman was SER
iously injured in railway collision.
One and all her friends urged the
necessity of suing the wealthy rail-
road corporation for damages. II
'clar' to gracious, she scornfully re-
piled to their advice, 'ef dis ole mig
ga amt done got more'n huff o. dam
ages! What Use wantin' now and
what Use done gwine to sue dat COM
pauy foh is repairs "-Philadelphia
| Ledger.
| Among the questions recently out
by county superintendent of schools
in neighboring county. was the
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