Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-24


volding barn. 6tf
john g. Hexom sells oranges for
35c and 40c per peck.
, We sell oranges for Soc and 40c per
peck. John G. Hexom.
Mrs. Gilbert Pearson visited her
sister at Cresco last week.
IS. Ringoen of Ridgeway attended
the play at the Grand Monday.
p. c. Olson of Burr Oak was De-
corah business visitor yesterday.
Atty. M. A. Harmon made bust
ness trip Minneapolis last week.
E. o. Schjeldahl of Highland
Vile was DEBORAH business visitor
Monday.
VIM Funke of Military township
was business visitor in the city
Thursday.
Miss Alma Cole of Cresco has
been the gnest of Miss Frances Norton
for few days.
%. P. Ode and Peter Peterson,
with their wives. of Jalmar, attended
the play Monday night.
Subject at Unity church next Sun
day, "Charles Darwin and his In
huencc Upon Evolution.
Maurice Daubney returned to mis-
duties in Chicago Monday night. after
an over Sunday home visit.
Postmaster Arthur Burdick was
up from Postville Monday to visit
friends and take in the play.
John Mapson went out on the
road again yesterday for the M. B. A.
after home visit over Sunday.
John Hanson has been home from
Montana for few days. for visit
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Ben Bear and daughter, Miss
Gertrude arrived home Thursday from
their visit with relatives at LAFAYETTE,
Ind
A G. IIagemeir went north OH a
trip for the Halliday Windmill Com
pany yesterday, after a few days at
home.
MIR. S. Kiesau and son of Frank
willie township were pleasant callers
at this office yesterday, being i'll the
city doing some shopping.
Martin Christopher went to Lime
Springs and other points yesterday. on
business trip for the wholesale de-
partment os Ben Bears store.
Mrs. Burns, mother of Mrs. n. W.
Vance, returned with Mr.. and Mrs.
Vance last week from Hastings. Neb.,
and will spend the winter with them.
Subject at the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning, Moth
ing to pay" and in the evening,
"Sundry Reflections Upon the Russia
Japanese War.
MIS-. McVettie returned on Thurs
day from st. Panl, where she was
compelled to submit to second opera
tion. She is getting along as well as
could be expected.
John Mizener and family arrived
from S. d. recently and will work the
farm which his brother. Sheriff Mize-
ner recently purchased near Trout
Run, this summer.
-Senrad's medicine. show opened all
extended engagement at Steyer's opera
house Monday evening. The house
was flied, and the entertainments
given are said to be good.
This is certainly Iowa weather.
Ten degrees below zero Monday morn
| ing and heavy shower of rain before
midnight of the same day. How does
that strike you for all kinds of climate?
Miss Marie Wainwright's superb
art has never been more acceptably
displayed than in her present rendition
of Viola in Shakespeare Twelfth
Night" which is to be presented here
Mar rh 4th under the direction of Mr..
Jules hurry.
William Deborah and wife, two
Winnebago Indians from Sank county
Wisconsin, will spend the summer at
the ST. Louis exposition. She weighs
some 400 pounds, the claim being
made that she is the largest Indian
woman in the United States We are
glad that our city is to be so largely
represented.
Twelfth Night" is most anus
ing comedy in the hands of almost any
interpreter of Shakespearean comedy.
The acting of Miss wainwright who
is to lead the performance in this city
Friday. March 4th, gives it new
touch of humor. No lover of classic
comedy can afford to miss this perfor-
nance.
Miss Marie Wainwright, who will
| appear hare Friday March 4th as