Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-03-11

Those fine black unfinished
worsted suits come from Bears.
e o. Schjeldahl. of Highlandvillo,
was DEBORAH business visitor yester.
day.
VIM. Shurtliff was down from
Kendallville yesterday, on business
trip.
Mrs. Fannie Hawley went to
Britt, Iowa, Saturday, for visit with
her son.
John Calendar was up from
Frankville way Thursday, on bust
ness trip
Geo Estey was up from Frank.
vile township Monday, and made us
pleasant call.
John Barthelme was up from Milit-
airy township Thursday, and made us
a pleasant call.
Work is progressing on the put
ting in of the new Main street bridge
across Dry Run.
Mrs. Amy Hong Stouffer returned
home to Charles City Monday, after a
visit with her parents.
-LureI went to Hesper to sing Sat.
urday evening, where they delighted
large audience, as usual.
-Egil Hegtvedt and family moved
to Dallas Wis. Monday, where they
will make their future home.
The very best SOC overall. The
very best SOC jacket The very best
SOC work shirt in Iowa at Bears.
Maurice Daubney went to Lake
field, Mimi, last Wednesday, for a
visit at the home of his uncle, j. w.
M. D. Wells returned Sunday
morning from business trip to Chi
cago and visit with relatives in Ohio
Every modern appliance for cor
recting defective eyesight at DR..
Swezey's Office, over Soukup's jewelry.
If you don't register this year
you cannot vote at the municipal
election. Watch the registration
dates.
Geo. E. Sinclair was called to
Winona, Mimi, Saturday. by news
of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs
l. w. Keeler
The ladies of the Norw. Evangel-
ical Lutheran church served a Nor
wegian supper to an unusually large
number Saturday evening.
John Kneeskern moved his house
hold goods up from Frankville Mon
day, and is locating lin the S. o. Will
son house on Mechanic street
Unity society will give social
dancing party Friday evening at the
G. A. r. hall from to IL O'Clock.
Light refreshments will be served.
w. E. Teskey and family depart
ed Thursday for their new home at
Granada, Mimi, taking with them
the best wishes of the entire commun-
ity.
The Ladies' Union Aid Society
wishes us to state that any persons
supplied by applying to the president
of the society. Mrs. 0. A. Schall.
20. A. Mollart has purchased the
E. T. Reed farm of eighty acres south
OF the city, which he will operate dur
ing the year. He will accept contract
work for plumbing in the city, how
ever.
The many friends of Mrs. l. B.
Keller of Winona, Mimi, will be
much pleased to learn that she is now
on the road to recovery from severe
illness with pneumonia and heart
trouble.
John @. Hexom went to Chicago
Saturday, to select fixtures and stock
for his big new store in the Landers
binding. He will have one of the
best and most complete stocks in this
part of the state. His son Phil &C
companied him.
AT Steyer's on Friday night
Frank G. King and "Chic" Perkins,
surrounded by good company, will
present their play, "The Boy Tramp. y
The play has been rewritten, new
scenery and mechanical effects have
been added, and is now one of the
most entertaining plays on the road.
Iowa is the best state in the
Union for California travel Almost
every railroad which crosses it runs
one, two, three or more tourist sleep
| ing cars week to San Francisco OF
Los Angeles In addition. most Of
| the Iowa lines run standard sleepers
daily. Minnesota is second only tC
Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois are also
"good California states. Michigan
Ohio and Indiana do not contribute
as much travel as might be expected
especially when one considers their
population and wealth.
We have several important ad,
changes this week. Mott q Co. use &
full page, the 9th, to describe theil
ten day anniversary sale; N. r. Croft
full page, the 4th, for all kinds o.
hardware, furnaces, cream separators
harness, etc. X. l. Haugen a nea
adv on page five, about ladies walk
ing and dress skirts liver Larsen, Stl
page, closing out entire stock of shoes
John G. Hexom, j, j. Marsh, Krame
& Son, NJ ID. Wells, Tracy q Riley
Fl. A. Prastmark Schuck Dry Good
Co., and Brunt q Parman. Reat
these newsy talks to the people.
One of the finest productions eve
seen at the Grand opera house is Their
now. 1t is "The Boy Tramp" ant
the large audiences thai have witnes
sed it the past two nights were de
lighted. Young Mr.. King is an ex
cellent character comedian, a rar
thing in these days and his work il
the piece is of the highest order
"Chic" Perkins is powerful an
vigorous actress with unmistakabl
magnetism. The supporting compan