Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-10

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West DEBORAH.
DIR. s. s Whitbeck, veterinarian,
Volding barn. 6tf
Atty. Robt. Quigley of McGregor
was in attendance at the district court
here last week.
-Cistern cleaning. Satisfaction
guaranteed. r. W. futile. sos ".
Main street 6-2
If you want your buggy or cutter
upholstered go to Nelson Berg, Carl
Larsen shop. soft
Misses Maggie and Annie Moe
have returned from visit at Lake
Mills and Albert Lea.
Before selling your hogs, call at 9.
B. Lennon & Co. s office, or at the
Rock Island stock yards. 5-3
Mrs. d. Smith of Burr Oak town
ship was the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. Chris Qualley, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Wlitbeck de-
parted last week for Miss ouri where
they will go onto his fathers farm.
Mrs. John Greer had the misfortune
to slip and fall one day last week with
such force that she sustained broken
hip.
Il have a few bargains in town
property, also farms near DEBORAH,
and some in Minnesota and Dakota.
d. E. Reed.
Everybody invited to attend the
annual dance of the Foresters of the
M. W. A. at Steyer's opera house to-
morrow evening.
Our people will be pleased to have
another opportunity to see the eve,
popular David Harum" at the Grand
next Friday evening.
Remember, that nothing goes with
the DEBORAH Granite Works but the
best OF material and Workmanship at
the lowest possible prices.
The Epworth League will give a
Valentine Social at the church par
lors, Monday evening, Feb. 10. Every
one cordially invited. Admission ten
cents 1pd
Hon. J. o. Crosby, one of the
pioneer and honored citizens of Gar
navillo, Clayton county, was the
guest of his brother, H. B. Crosby.
several days last week.
The Winnesheik County State
Bank always has fu ids for real estate
loans on Winnesheik county farms
II you are in need of loan it would
be to your advantage to call and see
them. 6-1
Mr.. Ben Bear picked up a large
Job lot of fine mems shirts in Chicago
last week. which will be offered for
one day, next Saturday, at ridiculous
ly low prices. See his advertisement
in this issue for particulars.
Rev. and Mrs. Hunt gave re-
ception to the members of the NJ. +.
church at the parsonage Friday even
ing. Refreshments were served at an
appropriate hour, the Sunday school
orchestra furnished delightful music,
and the occasion was throughout a
very pleasant one.
The annual dance Of the Forester
team of the Modern Woodmen will be
held at Steyer's on Thursday. Feb
18th. There is every indication OF a
large and very pleasant dance. The
Foresters team, who are drilling WIS.,
the expectation of attending the ST.
Louis exposition. will give an exhibit
ton drill that evening, which will
be we'll worth seeing.
You may publish column after
column in laudation of man or firm,
says an exchange, and think it is only
duty you owe to the public to COM
mend them but print one line that
can be construed as a reflection, and
they are on their high toes in minute,
and all the good things you have said
count for naught. And the majority
of people will claim they like to see a
paper fearless, independent and out
spoken.
Grand entertainment at Steyer's
opera house Wednesday evening. Feb.
10th. Don't miss seeingsthe kinodrome
Wednesday evening, with the great
Chicago fire. Twenty-Five different
views of the fire will be shown. The
only machine in the state having the
pictures of the fire. Two hours OF
first class entertainment. Admission.
children 10 cents, adults, 20 cents, re-
served seats, 30 cents. Seats on sale
at the usual place.
-Nels Hunde, who has been chop
ping wood on the John NARROW farm
north of town, met with severe &C
cident last Wednesday. He was about
to chop from tree dead branch
hanging overhead, when it fell ana
struck him on the head with such