Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-21
"A few more black dog skin coats,

Miss Frances Norton is the guest
of an aunt at Riceville.
Andrew Barthelme, of Ossian is
attending school again in. DEBORAH
Go and hear Sile Ervin's famous
music at the Firemen's masquerade
dance Jan. 20.
Hand tailored suits made by H.
s. g. M. during this special sale, $40
and $12. Bears.
Fl. E. Cratsenberg and Albert
Wingate were down from Burr Oak
on Saturday on business.
r. W. Anderson came over from
Ossian Saturday and went to Preston.
Mimi. to visit relatives.
Read the names of Usage citi-
zens who recommend Cas- in the
Cas- Kola advertisement.
Shoes at manufacturer prices ;
that's what you get at our clearing
out sale. Bromley & Co.
Our Big reduction sale commenced
Saturday Jan. II. Look over our big
advs, notice the prices. Bears.
1t will pay you to come fifty
miles to attend our big reduction sale.
Bears.
-Messrs Ward Curtis of Orleans,
and w. r. Kimball. of Fremont,
" ere business visitors in the city Fri
day.
Beginning February LIST. we will
close our store at 6 80 p. m. each
evening except Saturdays. L. A.
Marsh. 3-2
y Mrs. Marshall MILFORD, Of Canton,
passed through DEBORAH Saturday en-
route for Cedar Rapids to visit her
brother.
Fred Schield returned home to
Clarion, Iowa, after an extended visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs. W.
Toman.
The Arlington feed barn has been
purchased by Samuel Sampson. who
announces the change in a card in
this paper.
Mrs. Jas. E. Lappen, of Freeport,
went up to Preston to visit her hus
band and other relatives, returning
Geo. W. Estey, Jr., of Frankville
was business visitor in
the city Saturday, and made us his
annual call.
Frank Stinson, of Freeport, who
has been in Preston, Mimi, running a
bowling alley with Jas. Lappen, has
sold out and returned to Freeport.
We continue our big reduction
sale which has attracted so much at
tention. No values ever sold in De-
corah to equal ours. Ben Bear.
The Northern Iowa skating con-
test, held on the ice near the dugway
Jan. 10th, resulted ina decision being
given to 'Reinert and Peter Ulen.
Mr.. Botsford, the aged fathersof
Mrs. DR.. Amy, sustained fall Sun
day which fractured his hip, which
will at least lay him up for some
time.
A dance is being advertised for
Feb. Sd, at Steyer' Opera house.
Carpenter celebrated orchestra will
furnish the music, which is guaran-
tee of a good time.
The smiling countenance of A. j.
Cratsenberg of Burr Oak, is seen ON
our streets this week, the first time
since last June. Why should you
treat us thus, A. j..
1t is reported that there will be
another change of time on the Rock
Island beginning next Sunday, by
which the passenger will arrive at
IL 80 p m. and depart at 200 p. m.
The production of the denver
Express at the Grand Thursday
night was witnessed by small aud
fence. The performance was not
up to the usual high standard Of
shows which come to the Grand.
Those who were not waited on
promptly ON last Saturday will be
good enough to excuse us, we did the
best we could. We would kindly ask
all who can to do their trading in the
forenoons if possible during this spe-
cial sale. Bears.
"A letter received from B. T.
Gunderson brings the intelligence
that has accepted a position with
Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, at q
good salary His Winnesheik county
friends will be pleased to learn of his
success. He will fill the position
with credit.
&C. Rubie is now sole proprietor Of
the cigar factory, formerly conduct
ed by Rubie & Jensen. Since Mr.
Jenson's death Mr.. Rubie has carried
ON the business alone, but the license