Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-16

to Lansing, Mimi, last week.
"A car load of barrel salt just re.
ceived at Hexom's. Try barrel.
Fred Reum departed on Saturday
for Ellingdale, IN. D., on business
trip.
F. E. Cratsenberg was down from
Burr Oak Thursday, on a business
trip.
@. ". Vine of Calmar township
was business visitor in the city Sat-
urday.
*. A. Wick arrived home Saturday
from business trip to Hennings,
Mimi.
Aaron Olson has moved to Groton,
S. D., where he will make his home
in the future.
H. Reeves enjoyed a visit last
week from his brother Charles, of
Wallace, Idaho
-Hexom's big cash low price sale
of groceries is still on. Don't fail to
take advantage of it.
Miss 10 Marsh returned to Mason
City Wednesday, after home visit
of couple of weeks.
Saturday is always a busy day.
Come in this week and see our new
spring suits. Ben Bear.
Mrs. J. N. Topliff of Des Moines
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. F. J.
Musser, for several days.
We neglected last week to note the
arrival home of Mr.. z. Dayton from
California on the 9TH inst.
Miss Alma Cole returned to Cresco
Saturday, after visit with her
friend, Miss Frances Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Haakenson
departed yesterday for Detroit, s. D.,
where he has position on farm.
Arthur Anderson went to Thomp-
son, Iowa, Thursday, where he will
accept position in his uncle's bank.
st. Patrick's dance Thursday even.
ing. March 18th. at Steyer's opera
house. Tickets so cents Everybody
come. 1912
Miss Blagliel left Wednesday for
her home at Casseltown, N. D., after
spending the winter at the home of
G. Rubie.
Mrs. Bertha Mott arrived home
from Chicago yesterday, having made
extensive purchases for the store of
Mott & Co.
Have your cistern cleaned before
the spring rains set in. Now is the
time. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ro-
bert Tuttle. 1919
Il. w. Ward has purchased a fine
three year old colt, sired by his stall
lion, Matteson, which bids fair to be
a speedy animal when broken.
We have just received 500 sacks of
-four which we will sell from cents
to 10 cents cheaper than any other
place in DEBORAH ]. @. Hexom.
We have 1875 pairs of fine quality
H. s. &M. trousers which are selling
at about half price. This is one way
to make our customers feel glad. Ben
Bear.
Editor G. c. Coutant of the Journal
departed yesterday for Oklahoma.
where he will remain for some time
on q trip combining business and
pleasure.
VIM. Brandt and family were up
from Frankville township last We'd
nesday. The family congregated here
in a sort of family reunion, and had
their pictures taken.
Earl Carpenter has been sick for a
couple of weeks past, and yesterday
went to his home lin Fredericksburg,
by his mother, who had
been here since Friday.
LEROY Thomas has rented the resi-
dence just north of the high school on
street, and expects to move
into it in few days, Mrs. Thomas
coming to make their home in the
city.
MIR. O. L. Hamre will be with
Christen Bros. this GUNNER in their
real estate business. By reason of his
long residence here and wide acquain-
tance, he will bring much into the
business.
About twenty of the Odd Fellows
of the city went to Postville yesterday
afternoon. and last evening showed
the novitiates of that town how things
are done in Odd Fellowship, organic
ing new lodge for Postville.
A fine new steel ceiling has been
rejected in the st. Cloud Hotel. There
have been several very substantial i'm
in this popular hostelry of
late, and we hope that the proprietors