Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-07
Ice men are busy.

| miss mary UpuegraH departed
yesterday for Welsh, La.
A. M. Kerr visited his parents at
Monmouth, ILL.,, last week.
-Thos. willett returned to Iowa
College at Grinnell Monday.
The advertiser is a live one; the
non advertiser dead one, every time.
| Miss Josie Lennon has been visit.
ing Monona relatives for fortnight.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Groves re-
turned Monday from their Winona
visit.
Miss Sarah Larsen concluded her
home visit yesterday and returned to
| Chicago
Albert Hammersniss has pur-
chased the McClaskey saloon of W.
r. Smith.
| Roy Mott returned Monday to
school duties at the university at
Madison, Wis.
20. E. Brace, of Mabel, Mimi,
took the train here yesterday for
Lambert, Okla.
"A good time. A good crowd.
Strict order at the Firemen's masque-
rade dance Jan. %.
Shoes at manufacturer prices
that's what you get 70 our clearing
out sale. Bromley & Go.
Ross Daubney concluded his visit
here Saturday, and returned to his
home in Lakefield, MINI.
Capt Harries and daughters, of
Caledonia MINI. visited at the home
of A. N. Vance last week.
Mrs A. D. Thomas has been
visiting her son Reginald and family
at West Union for few days.
Observation-Disclosures Porter and friend
returned to Chicago Monday, after a
visit with Mrs. W. F. Coleman.
Miss Kate Portman returned to
Chicago Monday night, where she is
taking course in kindergarten.
DIR. N. NJ. Voldeng arrived from
Cherokee Monday, to visit relatives
and look after some business matters.
Photographer B. j. Reynolds is
still confined to home, with rheuma-
tism following an attack of quincy.
Prof. q. Bothne attended the
meeting of the Minnesota state
teachers association at st. Paul last
week.
Ray Hutchinson leaves tomorrow
for Dubuque, to accept good posi-
ton with the Hancock wholesale
grocery. .,
Peter Quinn, Jr,, arrived last
Wednesday from Omaha, Neb. for u
few days visit with DEBORAH relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Cornell re-
turned home to West Superior, Wis.,,
Saturday, after visit at the home of
f. j. Musser. 7
We were unable to wait on our
trade Saturday and Monday, you had
better come before sizes are broken.
Bromley q Co.
Robert and Miss Ida Hegner, and
Mrs Herman Hegner have been home
from Chicago for several days, visit
ing their parents.
Unity church-Services Sunday
morning at 1890. Subject for con-
sideration next Sunday: Good out
of Evil; Light ont of Darkness. "
Sunday school at ~ m.
New Years day the Fifth Ward
(ahenD enjoyed real 'hoss race. -
between horses belonging to Frank
Baker and Geo. Schamel, Mr.. Baker
winning the purse of fifty dollars.
| The Lend a Hand club will meet
Monday evening at z 80 at the home
of James Thomas, for the study of the
life of James Russell Lowell. Any
body interested in this study is
cordially invited to be present.
| The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Standard Telephone
Company was held at Waukon Mon
day. The reports showed the company
to be in excellent condition, and a
dividend of 1919 per cent was declar-
ed. The old officers were reelected.
Lester Stoddard has resigned his
position with L. A. Marsh, to accept
a position offered him by Chicago
silk house. Will Schlung, formerly
an employee of this office, has accepted
a position as delivery boy for Mr..
Marsh.
IT. B. Merrill, of Chicago, super
intendent of agencies for the Aetna
Life Insurance Co.. was thirty years
ago a resident of this county; his
brothers George, of Cresco, and Ger