Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-23

Buy oranges now. Only 40c per
peck at Hexom's.
John G. Hexom sells fine oranges
at 40 cents per peck.
Roman Bros. shipped car Of
horses to Chicago Saturday.
WIN. Tyler went to Minneapolis
Saturday, on business trip.
Don't miss hearing Edmund Vance
Cooke, at the Grand next Tuesday.
DIR. Horton was DEBORAH basi-
ness visitor from the Fort TN Thursday.
e. A. Hoyt of Ridgeway was
visiting relatives in the city Monday.
j. G. Hexom has just received a
car load of barrel salt. Try barrel.
II. o. Storla took the train here
Monday for Waterville, Oh business
trip.
Fine jewelry and repairing at
Billows, Grand opera house block, De-
corah.
w H. Burtis has been business
visitor in Chicago this week. going in
Monday.
Geo. Stringer came down from
Minneapolis and spent Sunday with
his family.
Mrs. Wob5er arrived home last
xronty hor icit with lot iuo ot
Clarion, Iowa.
Mrs. l.. j. Ollie went to Red
Wing, Mimi, Saturday, after a visit
with friends in Decoran.
Mrs. Tha, er. of the fifth ward,
went to Chicago Saturday. where she
will visit with relatives.
The United Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. f. Drummer, Fri.
day afternoon, March 25th.
Mrs. l.. F. Button returned home
last week from visits with relatives at
Rockford and Mason City.
Anderson Bros. shipped the fifth
car of horses on Thursday by express
to Long Island, consigned to Fred
Post.
Merton, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Bucknell, has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever for several
days.
Word from Minneapolis states
that Miss Ruth Montgomery under
went en- operation for appendicitis yes
terday.
Israel Blrdsell and family of Os-
sian had very fine large group pic
ture taken at Reynolds stndIo last
Saturday.
S. Fl. and II. H. Haugen and Mr..
Olson of Locust departed for New
York Friday, expecting to embark for
Norway this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Duff. of Britt,
Iowa, former we'll known residents
of this city, we're guests at the home
of l.. l.. CALDWELL over Sunday.
We have just received 500 sacks of
-four which we will sell from cents
to 10 cents cheaper than any other
place in DEBORAH. ]. G. Hexom.
Mrs A. f. Anundsen left yester-
day for Oklahoma City, in response to
the intelligence that her daughter,
| Martha, was suffering with an attack
of scarlet fever.
Tickets will be OH sale at Brunt
g. Parman's Thus day of this week for
the lecture to be given March Goth.
This will be the last number of the
lecture course.
We show perhaps more mems suits
at $40 and Sl2 than any clothier in
the northwest. We give you values
that cannot be matched. Come and
see. Ben Bear.
The explosion of a gasoline air
pressure lamp in W. A. Ellsworth IS
saloon last night created quite bit of
excitement about the place, but no
damage was done.
"A company of ladies were pleasant
ly entertained by Misses Kate Baker
and Louise Lennon at the home of
the latter last evening They will
entertain at the formers home this
evening.
Seats for the closing number of
the lecture course, Edmund Vance
Cooke, will be on sale at Brunt &
Parman's Thursday morning and those
holding season tickets may reserve
them at that time.
Reed & May last week received
two car loads of fine buggies and car
of farm implements. They are stock
ing up heavily for the summer trade,
and make their initial announcement
| in this issue. Read it.