Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-10


See E. r. Blount for good hardy
apple trees, SHRUBS, etc.
Subject at Unity church Sunday
morning, 1.-The Religion of Lincoln.
"A car of Northern White potatoes
of fine quality, just in, at K. T.
Haugen's.
Miss Ella NARROW went to Eagle
Grove. Iowa, Saturday. for visit
with relatives.
j. j. Haug OF Spillville was tran
sacting business in the city couple
OF days last week.
Miss Theo. McClaskey went to
Bangor, MINI, Saturday. to accept a
position as stenographer
-Luren Singing Society will give a
grand concert and entertainment at
the Grand on March IL. 1904.
Mrs. f. w. Haase expects to join
her husband at Kansas City next week,
where their future home will be.
-Erick Anderson will ship another
car of fine horses by express to East
Williston, Long Island, tomorrow.
Misses Louise and Pauline Haug
of Spillville were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Heuser few days last week.
-.Messrs Carl Helseth and j. K.
Maland of Bricelyn, Mimi, attended
the funeral of Peter Stale last Wednes-
day.
Geo. Estey, Jr., of Frankville
township was in the city a couple OF
days last week, testifying before the
grand jury.
Before arranging for your auction
sale call and see the Winneshelk
County State Bank about taking your
notes. 81
Mrs. N Willett was the pleasing
hostess of large companies of lady
friends OH Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
You read the Want Column. so do
about 10000 others. Your little
wants can be satisfied there promptly
and cheaply.
Miss Ruth Kennedy went to Ossian
Friday afternoon for an over Sunday
visit with the daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ]. Figge.
-Married-Soward-Nye, at De-
corah, Feb. 8. Mr.. Oren Seward and
Miss Maggie Nye. both of West Union
r. f. Gibson, j. P, officiating.
Fred Reum went to Milwaukee
Saturday evening, to spend few
days looking after business matters
and meanwhile visit relatives and
friends.
Last Wednesday evening about
forty of the friends of MIR. and Mrs.
David Hill surprised them at their
home, spending the evening in most
enjoyable manner.
If you are going to order monu-
ment don't place your order until you
get prices from the DEBORAH Granite
Works. Special prices will be given
OH monumental work during Feb
ruary.
AT the Methodist parsonage last
Wednesday Rev. E. G. Hunt joined in
wedlock William II. Peckham and
Miss Jessie l.. Feltis IF Castalia. The
best wishes of all 60 with the newly
married couple.
On Wednesday afternoon occurred
the funeral of Peter A. Stai, who died
at his home on Winnebago street ON
Sunday afternoon, after short illness
from heart trouble. He wss until last
fall a resident of Glenwood township,
where he was highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
Ii. f. Buttons store in the Sol
berg building is undergoing a COM
plete refurnishing of fixtures. The
old shelving is being torn out and will
be replaced with new. modern shelv-
ing of the latest design and finish.
When complete Mr.. Button will have
one of the best store rooms in the city
for the display and sale of goods.
The many friends of Mrs. nj. L.
Torsen will be grieved to learn that
during the past few days she has been
dangerously i'll, so that fears have
been entertained for her recovery.
Her illness comes from the rheumatic
difficulty with which she has been
afflicted for several years. All hope
that she may be speedily restored to
health and strength.
We congratulate the Republican
upon the addition of new typesetting
machine to it's equipment. The one
which we installed couple of years
ago has proven never failing friend.
performing it's duties faithfully and
accurately to the delight of all who
have occasion to profit by its use.
They are an expensive machine, but
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