Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-23

Friday. OH a business trip.
| MIR. John Wildman, OF Ridgeway,
was DEBORAH business visitor yester-
J day.
| -Allegretti candies at Hedges.
Chocolates, bon bons and cream pat
ties.
DIR. and Mrs. W. D. Kellogg went
to Milwaukee Monday, for holiday
| visit.
Mr.. B. Sander, of Washington
Prairie, was a pleasant business caller
yesterday.
Fred Elwick is home from Cornell
College at Mt. Vernon, to spend
Christmas.
Geo. M. Anderson departed yester-
day for Lanesboro, Mimi, for few
days. visit.
Miles McGovern, of Jackson juno
ton, was transacting business in the
city Thursday.
DR. @. l.. Topliff went to Cedar
Falls last week. where he attended a
dental meeting.
J The coming of "Mr. jolly of
joliet at the Grand on Jan. Sth pro-
misses US o fine treat.
| Mrs. S. W. Matteson and daughter
Miss Glare arrived home from Kenos-
ha, Wis, on Saturday.
Ray Topliff is home from the dem
tai college of the Northwestern Uni
versity, for the holidays.
Mr.. H. G. Thingvold of Hesper
was DEBORAH business visitor on Fri
day. We acknowledge a pleasant call.
Mrs. P. McCusker departed yes
terday for Wenatchee. WASH, where
she will spend the winter with her
son.
MIR. and Mrs. G. M. Merrill. of
Eau Claire, Wis, are guests of their
father, NJ H. Merrill, during the
week.
! Bert Porter arrived from Duluth
last week, for q visit with relatives
and friends in DEBORAH during the
holidays.
Shirt Waists made up of the
newest materials and cut in the latest
styles at 20 per cent discount. Schuck
Dry Goods Co.
will Srhulze came down from
northern Minnesota Friday, to spend
the holiday season with relatives and
friends in the city.
Among the many who have en-
rolled their names in our good book
the past week was Mr.. H. I. Klisart Of
Ossian, who was in on Friday.
Mrs. l.. Il. .Couse. went to West
Union yesterday, to make the acquain-
lance of new granddaughter at the
home of her son, r. H. Tracy.
Peter Quanrud, who was formerly
connected with the X. A. Wick jewel
ry store, has opened up watch repair
shop in the Andrew Sampson block.
Mrs. F. H. Baker arrived home
Friday from visit with her daughter
in Chicago, stopping off day or two
for a visit with relatives at Monona.
A res ular detective-our want
coiumn--it will find buyer, seller
a finder, a loser. a job, girl, in fact
anything you want, and for very little
money, too.
just received, sample line Of
Haviland china, dinner sets. Parties
wishing to buy will do we'll to see
this line and get our prices. Fl. j.
Hutchinson.
We have full. line of felt shoes
and slippers. They are moving fast !;
you HAD better get pair before the
sizes are broken. They make fine
Christmas present. Bromley & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Engbretson
presented the Ladies' Aid Society of
the M. E. church with two dozen each
of silver knives, forks and spoonsy a
| very practical and highly appreciated
gift.
Now is the time to get those
horses teeth looked after. Join with
your neighbor and call DR.. Whitbsck,
or cali at his office. Calls answered
night or day. Office Volding barn.
Always at office; 12 to 4 on Saturdays.
"A patient in Missouri hospital
had to be fed on daily diet of egg
and port wine. His physician asked
him how he liked it. sit would be
all right. DOCTOR" he said. eff the
egg was as new as the port, and the
port as old as the egg"
| "A correspondent to neighboring
paper says: I hav hurd crate deel
NV mans dooties in rieard tn kiss
| ing hiz wife when he Gums home tn
dinnur, & NV hur dooties in resipro-
/ Il hax IN