Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

-Cantata at high school tonight.
Wall paper at Brunt & Parman's.
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&C. N. Houck was in the city over
Sunday.
Salt! Salt! Buy barrel of John
O. Hexom.
If you want good meal go to
Reeves restaurant.
We never had so popular a prem
ium as those county maps
For the best shoes and lowest
prices come to ]. @. Hexom.
Mr.. Thos. McCauley was bust
ness visitor from Bluffton Saturday.
Miss Tilla Asseln returned home
Saturday, for visit with her parents.
We saved your neighbor some
money on wall paper. Brunt &
Parman.
w. o. Casterton, of Highland
township, was transacting business
in the city.
Rev. T. j. Elwick was here from
Rudd last week, visiting at the home
of his father.
There are several positions offered
to young men and ladies in our want
column this week.
F. S. Putnam arrived home Friday
from three months trip through the
Dakotas ana Nebraska.
*. /. Haugen made short trip
to Chicago last week with his baby
daughter for treatment.
Mr. B. F. Stead, the good natured
editor of the Canton Free Lance, was
a pleasant caller Monday.
w. T. Symonds made business
trip to several different towns in this
part of the state last week.
The best buyer, seller, renter,
leaser, finder in the county-the
Public Opinion Want column.
Court Reporter W. W. Comstock,
of Fayette, was in attendance at the
district court last week as witness.
DIR. F. Hickman, of New Jersey,
who was in charge of the paper mill
a few years ago, was here last week.
Every paid subscriber to Public
Opinion gets county map free by
calling for it. Greatest premium
ever offered
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Jaeger was made happy by the arrival
of baby boy weighing nine pounds
last week Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bear were sum-
moned ID Attica, Ind, on Saturday
evening, by a telegram announcing
the death of Mr. Bears brothers. wife.
The corner stone of the new
Lutheran church in Springfield town
ship, on Rev. K. E. Bakken's charge,
was laid on Sunday with appropriate
ceremonies.
We can save you at least 81. 90 on
a pair of mems Oxfords; we have
even different styles, all new and up
to-date. Bromley & Co., liz East
Water street. 1913
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
j H. Porter arrived from Find,
Oklahoma, last Wednesday, where he
has been spending the winter, and
will remain for time at least with
relatives at Burr Oak and vicinity.
The Luther College ball team ar
rived home from their trip to Iowa
City and Fayette Thursday, having
lost the game to the State University,
score to 0, and won the game with
the Upper Iowa University, score 9
to z.
Mrs. H. H. Green went to Dubu-
que Saturday to visit friends for a
few days, and to near Marion Green
in his initial appearance as soloist
with the famous Theodore Thomas
Orchestra. of Chicago. in the Dubu-
que May Festival of Music.
Mrs. Bartholome Campbell, until
recently a resident of Union Prairie
township, Allamskee county, died
last Tuesday morning at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. David Biddinger,
in this city. She was rs years old
and has been poorly for . year or
more. A husband and five children
survive her. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church in Waukon
on Thursday.
Mr.. Marion Green, the celebrated
basso cantante who will give concert
at the Grand opera House May Goth,
is this filling an exacting engagement
nc coIoict with tho fomouc Tbaodora