Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-26

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Atty. N. Willett made business
trip to Fort Atkinson yesterday.
Mrs. H. B. Hustvedt visited at
Spring Grove, MINI. last week.
Frank Schissel of Ossian was in
the city last Wednesday, on business.
Auction sale of merchandise every
afternoon and evening at liver Larsen's.
j. G. Ratcliffo, the Waukon
bridge man, was i'll the city Monday.
80 dozen handkerchiefs at 70 cents
dozen at Mott & Co.'S, worth 10 cents
piece.
Mrs. John Todd and son of Ken
dallville we're shopping in the city
Monday.
John Young and wife of Hesper
township were shopping in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sellman arriv.
ed home Wednesday from a visit in
the western part of the state.
If you like good dance music and
a good dancing floor don't fail to at
tend that dance Nov. 9th. AL
Mrs. NJ. D. Whitney and Ernest
Oxley of Burr Oak township visited
at the home of S. Oxley last week.
Mrs. l.. l.. Caldwell is out OH an
other trip this week, performing her
duties as Inspector of the W. r. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Palmerton. of
Leroy, Mimi. returned home last Fri
day. after a visit with relatives here.
1t makes no difference if you have
registered before or not, every voter
in the city must register or lose his
vote.
Mrs. Il. H. Tracy and children
went to Waterloo, Iowa, Monday. for
months visit at the home of her par
ents.
Otto jacobson arrived from Brook
ings, S. D., Wednesday, for visit at
the home of his father, Representative
A. Jacobson. in Springfield township
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith. who had
been visiting at the home of E. A.
Waterbury, went to Kimball, S. D..
Wednesday. for a visit with relatives.
-Married-Chapman-Eggen at De-
corah, Oct. 10. Mr.. George d. Chap
man, OF Hesper, and Miss Tilla Egg
gen, of Canoe. r. F. Gibson, j. p.
officiating.
Sam Slack ran in to visit his SIS
ter and his many friends here over
Sunday. He is having very success
full year with the International Cores
pondence Schools.
II. r. Powers has rented his farm
south of Cresco and will hold big
auction sale next week Thursday. His
many friends inDecorah hope that this
will mean his return here to reside.
Among those who went to St.
Louis last Wednesday were A. G..
Baker and family. Mrs. j. H. Bradish
and her mother, Mrs. Oonyers, Mrs.
W. @. Hogan and Mrs. A. W. Free
man.
We understand that the voters of
DEBORAH township, outside the city.
will be given the first opportunity to
| use the new court house, room being
prepared for use as polling place on
election day.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Ben Bear.
O. j. Weiser and E. ]. Weiser arrived
home from their trip to the worlds
fair at st. Louis on Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Weiser went on home to
Ortonville, Mimi. that evening.
Charles Fransham. Of Bozemont.
Mont, was the guest of lis cousin,
Mrs. G. Christen, one day last week.
He was \ resident of this city many
years ago, and stopped off here while
en- route to Chicago and ST. Louis.
The first person in this county to
take advantage of the new law intro
duced by Rev. jacobson, providing fol-
change of name by filing with the
county clerk. is Lewis Sewalsey. who
changes his name to Lars j. Losen.
Great auction sale of entire stock
OF liver Larsen every afternoon and
evening, under direction of w. d.
Hamilton q 90. auctioneers, of Gales.
burg. Ill. Don't miss getting some OF
the fine bargains. Private sale also
each day.
The auction sale at liver Larsen:
is progressing each afternoon and even.
ing, and is attended by large crowds.
The store is full of fine goods and many
people are buying what they need al
their own figures. Come i'll and at
tend the sale.
Advertised letters at the DEBORAH
postoffice this week are addressed tC
Mr.. Knudt A. Brothen, Mr.. A. @.
Drysdale. H. G.. Miller, Mr.. Fl. Went