Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-06-03

Mrs Kimball went to Eagle Grove
yesterday, for visit with her daugh-
ter.
j d. Mullaney was up from Frank
Vile township yesterday, on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Margaret Grinselle- Conklin
and children arrived from Evansville,
Wis. Monday, for visit with friends
in the city.
The lawn grass and timothy seed
that Mr.. Dayton sowed on his lots in
West DEBORAH two years ago, is max
ing good showing now.
"A cyclone of fun presented by
Mac the great hypnotist at the Grand,
June 11-12-13. Prices 102030c.
Ladies free with paid escort opening
night.
A great laughing treat, presented
| by Prof. Mac at the Grand June H.
1918. Ladies free ticket with each
paid one opening night. Prices 1920
80 cents.
AT the West Union races last week
two DEBORAH horses ION money. Baby
Kid captured second place in the free
for-all and Ruby Moak, driven by
Rupert Parker also, took fourth money
in the 2 30 pace.
"A train load of horses for the
races arrived Sunday night at a late
hour, having travelled 40 miles to
get 2S miles. They were at West Union
and were carried here via Turkey
River, McGregor and Calmar.
Mac. the hypnotist, who put the
man in twenty four hour sleep in
Ben Bears store window last June
returns with new program of laugh
producing scenes. Grand three nights
commencing Thursday, June IL.
Persons riding over the submerg-
ed bottoms near Freeport last week re-
ported seeing carp which they be-
lieved would weigh fifteen pounds,
and spearing them with a common
pitchfork, but being unable to land
them.
Prof. B. Smalley and wife are
domiciled in rooms over the post
office, where they are at home to their
friends Prof. Smalley is taking
orders for tuning pianos, which work
he does to the entire satisfaction of
all. If your piano needs tuning give
him trial.
F. E. Cratsenberg and DR.. W. H.
Emmons, of Burr Oak, and Luther
Reed, of this city, went to Waterloo
yesterday, to represent their respective
lodges at the Grand Lodge meeting of
the Iowa Masons, and incidentally to
hobnob for few hours with President
Roosevelt, who was the guest OF the
Grand Lodge yesterday.
"A. Berger, proprietor OF the
Eureka Portrait Co., shipped his
goods to DEBORAH, Iowa, last week
and will put in the summer there, it
being a good point for portrait and
church paintings for which he is
famous. In the time Mr.. Berger has
been in Mortified he has gained an
excellent reputation as an artist and
as a gentleman and we wish for him
abundant success. Mortified indie
pendent.
We have the finest lot of mems
and boys suits for spring and summer
wear you ever saw. My last weeks
purchase has been made for the pur-
pose, to start sale which will begin
Saturday, June 9th. All our mems
suits marked very much lower than
ever before. All our fine worsted
suits, our clay suits, our fine serges,
will be sold at about the net whole
sale prices We want TO see you sure
" by Saturday of this week. 1t will
pay you to trade whore you get the
best values for least money. Bears.
Salt! Salt Buy barrel of John
G. Hexom.
The best assortment of good gro
ceries at John G. HeXom.
Il have no male fowls except
White Plymouth Rocks. Joel Dayton.