Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-09-28
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Greek, Mich, last week.
Editor A. @. Heck was DEBORAH
visitor from Cssian Saturday.
Geo. Pfster was down from Lo-
Gust Monday, on business trip.
Mrs. Otto Solberg was at La
Crosse. Wis. last week. attending the
fair.
| e. F. Bakken was at La Crosse
last week, taking in the Interstate
fair.
| L. j. Halse was down from Bluff
ton township Saturday, calling on
friends.
Charles Blagsvedt was home from
Mason City over Sunday, visiting his
parents.
The Maccabee ladies gave very
ENJOYABLE dance at Steyer's on Friday
evening.
A. G.. Christian of Pleasant town
ship was business visitor in the city
Saturday.
%. A. Tenold, the Calmar lumber
man, was business visitor in the
city Friday.
e. ". Hoyt went to Winona,
Mimi. Wednesday, on business for the
Union Fibre Co.
Mrs. Billings came up from Nc
Gregor Wednesday, for visit at the
home of ". H. Burtis.
Miss Lou Drake returned to Min
neapolis Wednesday, after an extended
visit with her parents.
The Unity ladies served supper to
a large number in the church base
ment OH Thursday evening.
j. G. Barthell has had cement
walk placed in front of his residence
near the Milwaukee passenger depot.
DIR. B. Harmon arrived last We'd
nesday from North Dakota, where he
mad been on his farm for several weeks.
Edward Thorsen of Highland town.
ship has secured pension OF ten dol
lars per month through pension agent
L. l.. Couse.
Ed Gminder arrived from ureat
Falls, Mont. last Wednesday, for a
visit with relatives and friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Holton Of
Glenwood township went to Clinton
Junction, Wis, Wednesday, for few
days visit.
Mott & Co. place on sale 100
dozen ladies hemstitched handker
chiefs worth 10 cents piece at IS
cents a dozen.
Mrs. Julia Gjermo returned Sun
day morning from five weeks visit
at the Worlds Fair, and points in H.
linois and Wisconsin
Atty. r. F. B. Portmsn went to
st. Paul Saturday night, to attend
the funeral of his old friend anu law
partner. Charles P. Brown.
Mr.. Will Tobiason returned home
from Michigan Sunday, having COM
pleted the course in piano tuning at a
technical school in that state.
l. w. Brunt departed on Saturday
for Kansas City and visit to his par
ents, after which he will spend few
days at the st. Louis exposition.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Mott came up
from Cedar Rapids Saturday, for a
few days visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Fl. J. Hutchinson.
-Married-Bunnel Bates. at De-
corah, Sept. %, Mr.. Ed. Bunnell, of
Canton, Mimi, and Miss Bertha Bates
of Lenora. Mimi. r. f. Gibson, ]. P.
officiating.
Miss Dora Eaton, soprano, instruc-
tor in voice culture. open to engage
ments for at homes, recitals, etc.
Studio at A. W. Freeman residence.
706 Broadway. 374
Ben Alstad arrived home Wednes-
day last from Chicago, and will make
DEBORAH his home hereafter. While
in Chicago he was in the employ of
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
| Saturdays st. Paul Dispatch con-
tanned a reproduction of the beautiful
memorial window placed in the First
Christian church by Mrs. @. E. DECKER
man in honor of her late husband.
| Miss Gyda Holkesvik who has
been here visiting her parents and
relatives for the past three weeks has
returned to Merrill, Wis. to continue
her studies in the course for trained
nurses.
Miss Dora Eaton of Waukon, an
accomplished vocalist who has been
studying with Prof. Pontius Of Dubu-
que for some time. has come to Decor
ali to remain during the winter and
give instruction in voice culture.
In letter requesting us to change
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