Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-20

-DlllOW ocAlS de 6Oou JOWOhy oS
any one in DEBORAH. 1871
Don't forget that Dr. Swezey ex-
amines eyes and fits glasses.
-Formaldehyde in any quantity
desired at Brunt & Parman's.
A good house for sale cheap ii
taken soon. F. L. Akers. 14tf
It A. Jayne went to Independence
Thursday. for visit with his mother.
Mrs. E. G. Bailey went to Wauk-
on last week, for visit with her
mother.
Mrs. J. W. Vogle went to En-
mettsburg W sdnesday, for visit with
relatives.
DIR. B. Harmon departed for
Wishek, N. D., Monday, where he has
taken up claim.
e. r. Blount departed Monday
evening for Brainard. Mimi, where
he has business interests.
Rev. f. G. Hunt will hold SER
vices in the Stortz school house Sun
day afternoon at 8 100 O'Clock.
Mrs. F. H. Baker went to Chicago
Saturday, for a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. B. Schermerhorn.
"A sample line of towels, soiled,
from cheap to good. 20 per cent dis
count this week at Mott & Co.'S.
Miss Mabel Kratz returned home
to Ridgeway Wednesday, after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Schamel.
--Mds. Allison and Standring ar
rived home Saturday from delightful
soJourn in California during the win
ter.
100 dozen napkins, slightly soiled
"a wholesale houses samples; 20 per
cent discount this week at Mott &
Co.'S.
Among the good fellows down from
Burr Oak township Saturday were M.
d. Whitney, P. G. Olson and G. A.
Reed.
Mrs. NJ. j. Nicholson of Spring
field township was visiting her sister,
Mrs. Z. q. Gruver, few days last
week.
A full line of smyrna rugs. art
squares. velvet rugs. brussels squares,
Sanio rugs and china mattings at Mott
q Co.'S. this week.
George Schulze and Dan Riley
have joined the other Decorahians at
work on the church being erected by
Anton Zwack at Anamosa.
Albert Mackenstadt has gone to
Postville and opened a tailor shop.
He is a good workman and we wish
him success in his new field.
-Erick Wick will erect new build
ing adjoining the tracks of the Mil
waukee on East Water street, having
torn down the old structures.
For illustrated literature on the
famous Grand Valley; "The land of
sunshine and fruit" write C.B. Rich,
Grand Junction, Colorado. 16-4pd
The DEBORAH Public Library was
moved last week into the ely hall, Sc
cond floor, where it will have much
more commodious and convenient
quarters.
The position of Teacher of Nature
Study in the school of education of
Chicago University has been rendered
to Robert w. Hegner of this city. and
he has accepted.
The good pastor asked with holy
feeling, "My dear sister, have You
ever cast your bread on the waters?"
Standing erect and with evident pride
she said, mot since my first batch.
On next Tuesday evening the Odd
Fellows of DEBORAH will celebrate the
S5th anniversary of their order with
an appropriate program, OF course en-
bellished with spread and social
time.
Alex. McClaskey, Geo. Decker
and Atty. Geo. Adams arrived home
Wednesday from their southern trip.
They went to the Pecos Valley, New
Mexico to see the country, but re-
turned dissatisfied with it, we under
stand.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul R'y will sell round trip excur.
sion tickets to the Republican State
Convention at Des Moines, Iowa.
Tickets on sale May Is to Is. good re-
turning May 10, 1904. For rates and
route call on s. Y. Potter, agent. 1914
Last week B. Il. Bucknell moved
into his new barber shop in the build
ing opposite Ben Bears store. The
room has been neatly refurnished and
refitted for this purpose, and Mr..
Bucknell has installed fixtures for a
three chair shop and bath rooms, and
has three competent BARRIERS.
A certain lady of this city, who
had her eve on a certain bachelor sent