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

Ed. Solseth visited at his home il
Harmony, Mimi, over Sunday.
Mr.. Will Millward, of Calmar
was in the city Thursday and Friday.
Geo. Merrill was down from Ores
co Friday, visiting his brother, M. H.
Alderman John Oneil returned
Saturday from trip to Montana and
the west.
Vim. Madden has received the ap.
pointment as city marshal, vice Robt.
Wheatman resigned.
Mrs. Jos. Whalen, of Canton,
Mimi, was a guest at the home of G.
G. Brady last week.
Miss Ella Ward arrived home from
Cedar Rapids Monday, where she has
been for several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Kailer arrived on Mon
day from Ortonville, Mimi, for a
visit with friends here.
An ice cream social on the high
school grounds Thursday evening at
tractec quite large number.
Mrs. Ed. Stanley and sister, Miss
Addie Wolf, arrived from st. Paul
Thursday, for a few days visit.
Fred Bierman has arrived home
| from the state university at Mime
apolis, for a visit with relati yes.
Mrs. Ed. Klove, of Nevada, has
been enjoying visit with old friends
and relatives for some little time.
Mrs. Weaver concluded her visit
at the home of A. Bradish last We'd
nesday, and returned to Riceville.
Mrs. Brown went to her home in
South Dakota last Wednesday, after a
visit with her father, E. r. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Low enjoyed
a visit from Mds. A. NJ. May and j.
Smith, of Waukon, one day last week.
The democratic county convention
will be held at the court room in this
city on June GOTH 1t is mass con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Marsh and Mrs
N. S. Marsh returned home Friday
from trip overland through southern
Minnesota.
The Brainard brothers returned
home to Cedar Rapids Saturday, after
doing several excellent jobs of decorat-
ing IN the city.
Respectfully yours, DR.. S. Whit
beck, veterinarian. Office Volding's
barn. No calls made from 10 100 to
100 Saturdays. 19tf
Mr. j. p Nesvick. of Ossian, was
attending the insurance meeting here
and dropped in to get one of those
fine county maps, yesterday.
Mr.. j. E. Bullock came down from
Minneapolis Saturday, TO join his
wife in visit at the parental home
of Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Miller.
The Rock Island tracks were suffi
GENTLY repaired to run a train into
DEBORAH Sunday night, the first time
since the washout of last Wednesday.
No maps are given out unless sub
scribers are paid up in advance. See
that your subscription is paid in ad-
vance, and we will be glad to give
you map.
If you did not see Mac the hypno-
fist last year you missed half your
life, don't miss the other half June
ll-12-13, at the Grand. Fun in &C
languages.
We can save you at least $40 on
pair of mems Oxfords; we have
even different styles, all new and up.
to-date. Bromley & Co., liz Eas,
Water street. 1873
"A new large plate glass window
was placed in X. I. Haugen's store
last Thursday, to replace the one
broken by the discharge of Night.
watch Olson's revolver.
"A snap for somebody. l have
several small pieces of land, near De-
conrah, we'll improved, and just .righ,
for truck business. Call and see
me- r. +. Gibson. 1913
My White Plymouth Rock egg,
are giving about the same number OF
chickens per setting as last year
About ten to eleven chickens to the
setting on an average. Joel Dayton
Olaf M. Hustvedt, who took thu
civil service examination at Masor
City recently. was given the position
of first alternate for the appointment
to the U. s. Naval Academy at An
napolis.
Mr.. Fl. w. Chase, of Hesper town
ship, was pleasant business caller
Friday, having come to DEBORAH for ,
new windmill to replace the one de
molished by the storm of Tuesday
The mill was blown onto his house
and besides destroying the mill dam