Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
-washington's birthday Sunday.

| -Washington's birthday Sunday.
Geo. Gold Sundayed with friends
| in Burr Oak. r
/ H. H. Ruddy, of Cresco, was in
the city Monday.
Miss Bessie Hull spent Sunday
J with friends at Calmar. s 5a
The firemen's banquet will be
held Tuesday evening, Feb. Gath.
Atty. w. H. Tillson came down
from Crecso Monday, on business
trip.
Only one more week Of the free
treatment and advertising sale of
Cas-Kola
| MIR. and Mrs E. r. Haines ar
rived home from their wedding trip
last Thursday.
| The Yeomen entertained large
party at masquerade ball at their
rooms last evening.
"A. f. Smith, of Hayspring, Neb.
has been visiting old friends in this
vicinity for short time.
DIR. J. j. Radcliffe has moved to
Valley City, N. D., having given up
his practice at Spillville.
Arthur Halyorson departed yoster-
day for Portland, Oregon, where he
will work in barber shop.
|
Geo. Thayer returned from Gel
vein Thursday, where he has been
working in the interest of the M. B.
A.
The editor and family are visiting
relatives and attending the editorial
association meeting at Usage this
week.
L. j. Anderson and f. L. Akers
took Phillip Killing, of Washington
township, to the Independence hos
pital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Noecker arrived
home Saturday from Drayton, On
tario, where they We're called by the
death of his brother.
Andrew Peterson says Cas-Kola
is the best medicine he ever tried for
rheumatism and kidney tronble
Read the Cas- Kola ad.
The family of f. 9. Schsnck at
Burr Oak are finally out of ouaran-
tine, the daughter having recovered
from her attack of scarlet fever.
DIR. T.. 9. Hutchinson went to
Chicago Saturday night, to attend the
meeting of the Chicago Donotographi-
cal Society, Mrs. Hutchinson and the
children following Monday night.
The total amount on deposit in
the three banks of DEBORAH, as shown
by the statements rendered last week,
is 81, 204, 974. OF, or per capita Of
about $4,000 for every man, woman
and child in tne-city,
The Lend "a Hand club will meet
next Monday evening at the hoineo of
Mrs. l.. Marsh at half past seven for
the study of Christiana Rossetti
Any interested in this study are cor
daily invited to attend.
e. c. Bailey, referee, ON Friday
sold the s. w. Ladders property on
Upper Broadway and on Jefferson
streets. The corner lot ON Jefferson
street was bid in by the heirs at
$SOO,a was also the homestead on
Broadway, at $1,000. r. A. Algyer
secured the other Jefferson street lot
at $725.
The dramatization of Westcott's
David Harum,' which is soon to be
seen here, is now in it's third year
and it gives every promise of outliv-
ing all of the book made plays that
the stage has known in the last de-
cade. Its success has been extraordI.
nary and the demand for the comedy
throughout the country remains I'M
abated.
Joel Dayton of West DEBORAH set
out 5000 rock elm trees on his place
last spring, and trimmed them. He
intends TO set some o. them over his
eleven acres of ground which he has
inclosed where he lives and along
all the streets and alleys to his addi-
tion to West DEBORAH wherever needed
and would look we'll. He says he in
tends to make it look like park.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Hutchinson
departed Monday evening on plea
sure and recreation trip to the south
that gives promise of delightful rest
and recreation for them. They went
to Chicago, where they took the train
for Mobile, Alabama, where they will
spend day or two and then 60 on TO
New Orleans for couple of weeks
stay, taking in the Mardi Gras cele-
bration among other attractions.
Coming home they will stop at Nash
vile, Tenn, for few days visit
with relatives.