Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-02

Volding barn. 6tf
Read the announcements of our
merchants this week.
Mr. Erick Anderson of Nordness
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Libbie Ryan of Calmar was
DEBORAH shopper Wednesday.
We are printing lots of sale bills
these days-the attractive kind that
are read.
Phil Carolan of Bluffton township
was in the city Saturday, on bust
Dess trip.
&C. w. Bentley of Bluffton town.
ship was pleasant business caller
Saturday.
Martin Hendrickson of Washington
Prairie was a DEBORAH business visitor
on Saturday.
Peter Graf and wife of Calmar
Sundayed at the home of her mother,
Mrs. j. W. Hull.
-Hexom's big cash low price sale
of groceries is still on. Don't fail to
take advantage of it,
GO. Forum of Washington Prairie
was in the other day and purchased a
fine set of blacksmith tools.
Wellington Telford has been here
since Friday from Prince Albert.
Canada, visiting his family.
Frank Limbeck and Myron Hall
came over from Ossian Saturday, to
look after some business matters.
Our Burr Oak correspondent re-
cords the dealt, of Geo. Morrison. a
highly respected citizen of Burr Oak.
Mrs. G. H. Rollins and baby of
Fredericksburg have been visiting at
the home of ]. 9. Rollins for a week
past
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L.. Wennes of
Highland township were shopping
and calling Oh friends in the city
Monday.
Remember, that nothing goes with
the DEBORAH Granite Works but the
best OF material and workmanship at
the lowest possible prices.
The purchases of Mr.. Bear in New
York are coming in rapidly. Friday
and Saturday seventeen immense cases
stood on the sidewalk. giving the ap-
pearance of the starting of new store.
The Episcopal church-service
Wednesday evening at the rectory at
I 80 O'Clock. and Friday evening in
the church I 100 p. IN. These services
will be continued during Lent. All
| welcome.
Little Ruby Biount has a school
record which she may feel proud of.
She is only seven years of age and for
two years has been neither tardy nor
absent from school. 1t is a most ex-
cellent record for one so young.
Rev. A. NJ. Perry and brother ar
rived from Nebraska yesterday for a
visit with relatives and friends in De-
corah. They were residents of this
city a quarter of a century ago, and
there are many old timers here who
ale glad to renew their acquaintance.
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 here Friday, March 4th as
Viola in Twelfth Night
to say one of Shakespeare most en-.
pertaining vagaries-will be supported
by a company of artists of equal skill
with herself, and the public may look
forward to an evening of rare enter.
tainment.
Mr.. Ben Bear arrived home Thurs
day from his fifty eighth trip to the
New York markets. In a conversation
he stated that he made the largest pur
chases he has ever done on this trip
and that while goods are high ye,
with his uneaualled facilities for casl
buying he secured many great bar
gains, at prices that Will surprise ant
benefit our people.
The ID. E. Reed & Son closing out
sale of hardware offers an excellent
opportunity for some one to get goot
business. The stock will either bt
sold at single sale, or closed out 8
little at time. Mr.. ID. f. Reed il
unable to stay in the store by reason
of poor health, his soon W. B. has a
desire to get into other business which
offers greater attraction for him, and
his son-in-law, B. If. Lennon, is go.
ing onto the old homestead in Frank.
Vile township and conduct the farm.