Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-11
farmers Institute next week.

Ladies' Lunch at Hedges, Wine
bread, Coffee, Tea and Pie. Att
Photographer Reynolds is busy
man now in his photo gallery.
-Severt Brorby was in the cit.
from New Hampton over Sunday.
The annual banquet to the fir,
department will be given the last O
this month.
Rev. X. w. Robbins assisted il
special meetings at West Union Fri
day evening.
. M. d. Whitney, of Burr Oat
township, was a DEBORAH bushes.
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. H. J. Giesen, of Calmar
was guest at the home of her father
Alderman Geo. Bernatz last week.
Prof. L f. Parker, Of Grinnell
Iowa, will occupy the Congregations
pulpit next Sunday in the absence OF
the pastor.
y Rev. DR.. M. Willett went to Bos
ton, Mass, Monday. where he was
called in connection with an impor.
tant law suit.
-Christen Bros. yesterday sold
Mrs. M. Coughlin's property ON Eas,
Water street to Mr.. Conner, of Con-
nor, Iowa, for $500.
"A club dance at Steyer's opera
house on Monday night. with music
by Kinney & Gates orchestra, was en-
joyed by large number
We were pleased to add the names
of Messrs. HI. W. Chase and Will
Humphrey to our rapidly increasing
list of readers on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Burtis, of
Oshkosh, Wis, returned home Mon
day, after few days visit at the
home of his brother, W. H. Burtis.
Mr.: and Mrs @. J. Weiser and
Mrs. NJ. E. Bones arrived home Mon
day from their trip ito the West
Indies, reporting a delightful journey.
-Mds. Hattie Pike, Fannie Haw-
ley, d. B. Dennis, E. W. Hoyt and
Lennon drove out to the home of Mrs.
E. Brakeman yesterday and spent the
day.
Three bottles of Cas-Kola, the
cure for rheumatism, catarrh, kidney
and stomach trouble, for $l.OO. If it
doesn't cure you, you get your money
back.
Miss Marie Trail returned yester-
day from her home at Windsor, Mo. i,
where she has been for vacation
She also visited at Kansas City and
at Fayette, Iowa.
State Bank Examiner F. W. Thorn
pson arrived from Thompson, Iowa,
last week, for visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Thompson, and his
many old friends here.
VIM. Shurtliff, of Kendallville,
went to Independence Friday after
noon, and remained over night with
his wife, who is in the hospital. He
reports her greatly improved, and she
will be home in short time.
Public Opinion would have been
gone goose long ago if it hadn' t
been for advertising. We spend more
money in advertising for the capital
invested than any merchant in De-
corah, and it pays, too, or we wouldn't
do it.
On account of the rebuilding of
the bridge across Dry Run at Main
street, the Milwaukee trains departed
from the freight depot on Monday. A
solid concrete foundation has been
put in for tho bridge, and it is be-
lieved to have been made as substan-
tial as possible.
Grace church, Rev VIM. McVet-
tie rector. Sexagesima Sunday, 80
morning prayer and sermon. Subject,
"The serpent beguiled me" IL m.
Sunday school and bible class. 7p.
m. evening service and sermon. Sub
jeot, Ruling onr thoughts. Visi-
tors always welcome.
The Milwaukee trains ON the
Elkader and Waukon branches which
were taken off on account of short
age of coal short time ago have
been reinstated. The taking off of
these trains caused considerable COM
ment in their respective localities,
which will now subside. the service
having been restored.
DIR. and Mrs. Il. @. Hutchinson
will leave Saturday for Chicago,
where the doctor will attend the meet
ing of the Chicago Ouontographical
Society, which gives promise of be-
ing large gathering of the best den
fists of the country. His once will
be closed next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
1T is an old saying among railroad