Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-04-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

How did you like the dust?
-Kodaks at Brunt g. Parman's
Have you bought your Easter hat
Or did your husband buy it for you ?
-Evergreens for sale. Joel Dayton.
The Board of Supervisors met
Monday.
Ed Abbey went to North Dakota
Monday on business trip.
5000 yards dress ginghams at 6
cents at liver Larsen. AL
Get a good meal at Reeves res
taurant, opposite the steam laundry.
Jas. Waterson returned yesterday
from an extended sojourn in the East.
-Chas. Hauser of Spillville was in
the city the first of the week on bust
ness.
If your eyes need attention remem-
Der April 18th to nth are DR.. Fisk's
next dates to DEBORAH. 1872
Rudolph Jackwitz came home from
Kenmore, N. D., Friday for visit
under the parental roof
g. N. Masters was down from
Frankville Friday, where he is now
farming on the Beard farm.
Mrs. @. G. Coutant and daughter
returned from visit of several weeks
with the formers parents at Portage,
Wis.
Attend the Benefit Concert of Prof.
Haldor Hanson at the Grand, Friday
evening, April II. Tickets 30 and so
cents.
Miss Ella Marlowe went to Gold
field Friday morning to visit for time
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowers.
Editor Summers of Fit. Atkinson
was caller last Wednesday, while
attending the Woodmen county con-
yention.
w. H. Burtis made business trip
to Waukon Friday and was accom-
panied back Saturday by his partner,
M. S. Howard.
Protect your crops by insuring
with the Des Moines Mutual Hail In
surance Association. L. +. Parker,
local agent. 14-4pd
The Unity Sabbath school has ar
ranged very interesting program for
Easter, which will be given at the
usual church hour, 10 80 a. M.
From this on the Engbretson mil
linery will be in open session with
the most elaborate styles ID hat wear.
Ladies call and be convinced. 1873
-Nels o. Aschem moved his house
hold goods and family to DEBORAH last
Tuesday and is welcomed as citizen
of our city. He comes from Canoe
township.
Misses Lewis, Moore and Gardner
entertained few of their friends at
the home of Mrs. P. O. Bloomfield
Saturday evening. ALI report very
pleasant time.
Miss Andres Stat, 400 Winnebago
street. does first class dressmaking.
Five years experience; has also
studied the Diamond cutting system.
Prices reasonable. 14-2
Miss 10 Marsh went to st. Paul
Friday and was joined there by her
sister, Mrs E. j. Weiser of Ortonville,
the two visiting with their brother
who resided there.
Remember we carry all our fine
shoes in the narrowest widths and
can give you the same assortment that
you would find in any city shoe store.
1t is science to fit the feet and we
employ only experienced statesmen.
Bromley & Co.
-Messrs ]. ID. Armstrong of Cedar
Rapids and M. @. Vaughn of Waterloo,
who are interested in the new COM
pany formed at Waterloo to maIufac-
ture the Winnesheik thresher, were
here yesterday on business connected
with the affairs of the company.
The funeral of the late Albert
Hislop was held from the Baptist
church Friday afternoon and was at.
tended by large concourse of his
friends Rev. Allen, the former pas.
tor of the church came from Jessup tc
conduct the service. The pail bearers
were chosen from among the printers
OF the city among whom the deceased
was especially closely connected dur
ing his life.
"A telegram from the editor Satur
day located him in Indian Territory
Sunday was spent in San Antonio
Monday in Galveston, Tuesday il
Houston, today in Fit. Worth. ant
after short visit among other places
of interest they start for home to ar
rive in Des Moines Saturday morning
The party is made up of about sixty