Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

Geo. Kline as down from Burr Oak
Saturday, on business.
Fred Tipp was over from Conover
Saturday, shaking hands with friends.
A fire escape is being placed on
the north end of the high school build
ing.
H. G. Dixson left yesterday morn
ing for Graceville. Mimi, on bust
ness trip.
-Sobek & Co. have bought for their
business fine new furniture van, for
delivering goods.
F. 9. Schanck was down from
Burr Oak Friday, attending to some
business matters.
j. ]. Haug, of Spillville, was
transacting business in the city Mon
day and yesterday.
Mrs. Gilbert Pearson departed
Saturday for Ladysmitb, Wis, where
their future home will be
Mrs E. M. Supnes and daughter
went to Chicago Saturday. for a visit
with relatives and friends.
John o. Anderson, of Madison
township, was in the city Saturday,
and made us pleasant call.
The ladies of Grace Episcopal
church have installed electric lights
in the rectory the past week.
Rev. K. w. Robbins went to Crescc
yesterday, to attend the session of the
DEBORAH District Conference.
Henry Giesen was over from
Calmar Friday, transacting business
and witnessing the ball game.
Mrs. :. E. Mckinney came down
from Canton, Mimi, Saturday, and
took the train here for Mason City.
Mrs. John E. Brown arrived from
Sidney. N. D.. Monday, for a visit
at the home Of her father, E. R. Scott.
Cashier Dan Malloy, of Castalia,
was shaking hands with his many
friends in the city Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G. L. Topliff and daughters
arrived home from Waterloo Satur-
day, where they had been visiting for
week.
The latest reports are that the
Ringing Bros. circus will be here in
August instead of June, as was first
announced.
Every paid subscriber to Public
Opinion gets county map free by
calling for it. Greatest premium
ever offered
Atty. John Hunt and Mr.. Geo.
Taute, of Oklahoma City, Okla, were
guests at the home of Atty. A. f.
Anundsen over Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. HI. H. Green ar
rived on Monday and are busy this
week getting settled in their recon-
structed home on Winnebago street.
The entries are coming in rapidly
for the June races, and the indica-
tions are that there will be the best
horses here this year we have ever
had.
The stone cutters are busy dress
ing the Marquette stone for the court
house basement, and work has begun
on the digging of the foundation
trenches
The official proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors in the adjourned
meeting and the City Council in their
regular May session will be found in
this issue.
Slippers and shoes for confirma-
tion purposes are our speciality We
have white kid, patent kid and all the
other styles and feathers and our
prices are low. Bromley & Co. 1913
During the storm Sunday after
noon lightning struck the residence OF
Mrs. N. S. Marsh in West DEBORAH,
demolishing the chimney, and run
ming along the point of the roof. The
damage was fortunately slight.
Among the attorneys from out OF
town at the district court are w. l..
Converse of Cresco, M. j. Carter,
Ossian, j. B. Kaye and j. /. Shepherd,
Calmar, +. s. Burling, Postville, H.
T. Reed and John McCook, Oresco,
and A. g. Stewart, Waukon.
Two large sheds, each 100x60 feet
are being erected on Curtin's fiat by
the Winnesheik ,Threshing Machine
Co. for storing machines which are
manufactured by them. They expec,
to have about fifteen, machines com
pleted by next week.
Rev. Jankin Lloyd of all Soul,
church, Chicago, will deliver lee
ture in DEBORAH, probably May 81
Due notice will be given as soon al
date is settled. The people of Deco
rah will be glad to hear one of Chica
go's most noted lecturers.
DIR. Willett exchanged pulpit