Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-08-10
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du Chen Monday.
L. F Button made business trip
to West Union on Monday.
Miss Lulu Auchmoody returned
to Chicago Saturday evening.
Miss Ethel Telford spent few
days last week at Spirit Lake.
Miss Oma Hanson went to Austin,
MINI. Thursday, for few days visit.
Miss Allie Hoyt arrived home last
Wednesday from her Clear Lake visit.
&C. A. Reed of Burr Oak was a
business visitor 10 the city Saturday.
Atty. and Mrs. Frank Sayre went
to Fond du Lac. Wis. Monday. for a
visit
Miss Maudo Cooley has been
visiting Wisconsin relatives for a
week past
Mrs. l. w. Brunt arrived home
last Wednesday from weeks visit at
Riceville.
Mrs. B. II. Wells arrived home
last Wednesday from visit at Ro-
chester, MINI.
DIR. Flynn was up from Postville.
Monday. attending to business mat
tiers and calling on friends.
-Nels A. Hippo of Nordness de-
parted on Monday for Souris, N. d..
where he will look after claim.
If you want to attend our up-to-
date school. drop a postal for oataiog
of Valdez Business College and Norm
al School.
Frank Bloomfield is enjoying a
vacation from duties as mail carrier
this week, and departed on Monday
for Waterloo. for visit.
Misses Lucy and Dora Dsubney
returned home to Lakefeld. Mimi,
Wednesday, after visit with friends
and relatives in the city.
-Married-Butter - Gray - at
DEBORAH, Aug. 6, Mr.. Henry Butter
week and Mrs. Jennie Gray. both Of
Calmar. r. F. Gibson, j. P. officiat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Livingston of
Corydon, Iowa, returned home on
Monday, after an over Sunday visit at
the home of her brother, DR.. P. M.
Jewell.
Pete Rooney's aggregation of fans
went to Waukon on Friday, where
they played twelve inning game,
losing it by the score of to 10, but
there is glory in losing such a game.
A consignment of small bass was
received from the U. S. fish hatchery
on Friday, and deposited in the river
here. A car load was also placed in
the river near Chester, and also a
quantity in the Turkey river at Spill
Vile
photographer Reynolds made the
large group and other photos for the
DEBORAH Institute graduating class.
There were fourteen members in the
class and we understand they are all
very much pleased with their photos.
Miss Ruth Bentley returned
Thursday from Winona, Mimi, where
she has been taking special work in
the normal summer school preparatory
to assuming her duties as a teacher in
the DEBORAH public schools for the
coming year. .-Waukon Republican.
A deal was completed Yesterday
whereby f. Schubert of DEBORAH be-
came proprietor of the VIM. Ashbacher
meat market and will take possession
the 18th of this month. We hope this
change will not result in the removal
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbacher from
Waukon. -Waukon Standard.
Prof. j. S. Mikesh, who has been
an instructor in DEBORAH Institute
during the past few years, went to his
home at Spillville Saturday night,
where he will spend the most of the
summer. Besides visiting at his home
he will take in the st. nouis Worlds
Fair and in the fall will enter the
University of Minnesota for advanced
study. He has been an efficient and
popular instructor at DEBORAH Institute
and will be greatly missed by, the
students and faculty of that school.