Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-05-25
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| IOm Wluucll was u I OstNiilc NlsltUE
last Wednesday.
Fred VIM and his poll tax workers
have put the roads in town in excel
lent shape.
| Harry Painton has been on the sick
list the past week. John Bachelor
is running the shop in his place.
Arthur Kramer was a BUSINESS CAL
Ter at Frankville Wednesday.
John Kneeskern and Geo. Allen
went to Chicago Tuesday with four
cars of stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Fortcamp of
McGrego- visited with Will Cook and
family few days last week.
The proposed new school district is
to be voted on again next Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Langheim of Postville visited
between trains Thursday, with Mrs.
James Hart.
Albert Stylers of Postville was here
last week looking up lot. He con-
templates building here.
Mrs. Barbara Allen of DEBORAH called
on friends and relatives here last Wed.
nesday.
Will Windell came down between
trains Friday to see the folks.
A load of the boys went to Elgin
Sunday to take in the Elgin- Postville
game.
Nora Cupps of Clermont came up
from there Friday to work at the
Hotel VIM.
Mrs. Rolla Thornton and children
of Austin are visiting with G. 9. Thorn
ton and family.
Mrs. Telford aud Rooney of DEBORAH
were visitors at the Gibbs home last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Robt McKernon has a quarantine
sign placed on his house, one of the
children having the scarlet fever.
Ward ,Tatro is able to be around
again after his relapse but it will be
some time before he can 60 on the
road again.
The anniversary program given at
the Nj. E. church Sunday evening by
the Epworth League, was rendered to
large and we'll pleased congregation
the songs were specially good.
H. W. Neverman was business
visitor at Postville Friday.
Dell Baldwin and Ross Crook of
Floyd wheeled it from that place and
are visiting at the Sculley and Rush
man homes.
Thos. Krane left last Tuesday for
Rochester.
The Young People are going to have
another dance in June.
Mr.. Birdsell of Frankville, visited
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Louise Woolsey.
Ben Baird was visitor between
trains at Postville Saturday.
Mrs. John Bachelor and children
left Saturday for weeks stay at the
parental home south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thias arrived Satur-
day after a two weeks stay with
friends in Postville.
The fire house had new wall put
under it last week.
A few young people are going to
buttons cave to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Swanson of Clermonr came
up Saturday for visit with her son,
Charley.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Todd of Salem,
S. D.. arrived Saturday night for
short stay at the Abe Richards home.
Mrs. Sam Bloxham arrived home
Monday after stay with friends at
Cherry Valley.
W. II. Abfalter came up from Cedar
Rapids Monday to resume his duties
at the Rock Island depot.
Mrs. Musser and Anderson were Os-
sian visitors Monday.
The I.O.G.T. lodge are to have
program next Saturday night. All
members are requested to attend.
Bernhardt Peterson of st. Olaf, Ia.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Clevit
Storms.
The ladies of the M. E. church are
going to serve ice cream at the hall
Friday night.
Some of our married ladies TOOK a
notion to go fishing one day last
week. but they took pity on the little
minnows and tossed them back into
the river.
Ben Overlook of Luana came up
Sunday to spend the day.
Prof Nelson came back from De-
corah Monday morning to again take
up his school duties.
Geo. Allen has started to paint his
store, occupied by f. Figge.
James Hardie of Mason City stopped
off between trains Friday for a visit
at the O'Boy home.