Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-03-11
LOCAL ITEMS.


"A few choice fur coats will be
sold very cheap at Bears.
Morris Fleming was down from
Cresco Friday and Saturday.
IS. Larsen went to Chicago Satur-
day, to select his spring stock.
DIR. Meyer was up from Postville
over Sunday, visiting friends
John McCauley was down from
Bluffton Saturday, on business.
Hans Evanson, of Calmar, was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
60. HI. Bromley returned Friday
from purchasing trip to Chicago.
We show the very newest New
York styles in spring hats. Bears.
New correspondence from High
landville andBailey Springs this week.
Filling Void departed yesterday
for Benson, Mimi, on business trip.
Three rural free mail deliveries
will start from Fort Atkinson April
LIST.
C. Christen departed yesterday
on business trip to northern Mime
sofa.
Miss Clela Bulls is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. D. A. Noyes, in Chi
cago.
Atty. Frank Sayre is busy in the
Howard county court at Cresco his
week.
Justice H. F. Barthell made a
business trip to Jackson junction yes
terday.
-Supt. E. ]. Hook went to Castalia
yesterday, to look after some school
matters.
Samuel Kuntz, of near Ridgeway,
was a pleasant business caller last
Wednesday.
Ben Standring, of Corwith, was
visiting friends and relatives here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lou Enright is in Chicago,
looking up spring styles and purchases
in millinery.
M. P. Moran spent part of last
week in Cresco, looking after tele-
phone matters.
Mrs Geo. Mizener has been suffer
ing with severe attack of pneumonia
for several days.
st. Patrick's dance Tuesday,
March 18th, Steyer's opera house.
Everybody come. 10-l
II. P. Logsdon returned home to
Cresco Saturday, after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends here.
DIR. L. G, Hutchinson purchased
tire Steam nxtures in the old court
house for the Sisters School, for $40.
Oscar Bauder departed Sunday for
Milwaukee to visit his brother, Isaac
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Henry Goocher, Henry Haas and
Gilbert Pearson returned Monday from
their business trip to Ladysmith, Wis.
Between sale bills, wedding in
vitations and the like our job depart
ment has been kept very busy the past
few weeks.
Ed. Renken is here from Montana,
visiting his mother and brother,
Henry, after an absence of twenty
three years.
John Mapson came home for Sun
day, returning to Manchester Monday,
to continue his work as organizer for
the M. B. A.
We were unable to wait on our
trade Saturday and Monday, you had
better come before sizes are broken.
Bromley & Co.
Chris. Evenson departed for Austin
yesterday morning to resume his run,
after visiting with his parents here
for few days.
Mrs. A. +. Anundsen arrived home
from Iowa City Saturday, where she
had been consulting an oculist who
is treating the children.
North street laying north of Day
toms addition and Main street laying
south are seventy feet wide. Alleys
are Is and Is feet wide.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Arneson have
returned from Minneapolis, and will
go onto a farm in Madison township
with her brother, Arthur Beers
Frank Musser, the Rock Island
operator, was called to Castalia last
week by the death of his father, f. A..
Waterbury taking his place during
his absence.
We learn by telephone this morn
ing of the death last night at nine
O'Clock of Andrew Falkedahl. high
ly respected young man of Highland
Vile township.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Amundsen sympathiZe with
them III tine loss on SUNDAY morning
of their infant son, who wGs laid to
rest Monday afternoon.
= Married - Olson - Williams - AT
DEBORAH. Iowa, March z, 1908, Mr..
Andrew Olson, and Mrs. Mabel V. p.
Williams, both of Freeport. Iowa, r.
f. Gibson, j. p. officiating.
VIM. Rima wishes co announce
that he is prepared to do all kinds OF
expressing, and his rig will be on
the streets all day. Telephone orders
to No. 442 will be promptly attended
to. S1pd
*. /. Haugen went to Chicago
Saturday night, where he will spend
this week selecting his stock of sprina
dry goods. He will buy heavy this
year and by getting into the first
market early will doubtless secure al
advantage over late buyers in first
choice of styles, qualities and prices
A man left his umbrella in the stanf
at the Winnesheik hotel recently Will
a card bearing the following inscrip
tion attached to it: This umbrella
belongs to a man who can deal blow