Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-06-01
r. X. Ulen went to Ossian Satur.

VlSltlnR III tHe Guy SATURDAY.
L w. Bennett came down from
Burr Oak Friday, on business trip.
Joseph Stortz went to Chicago
Wednesday last with two car loads of
fat steers.
Chris Qualley's house in Park Ad-
dition is being beautified by new
coat of paint.
Mrs. A. McRobert and children
of Calmar visited friends in the city
last Saturday.
A baby girl arrived to bless the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Michael
son on Friday morning.
60. M.Langland of Highland town
ship was in the city Monday, attend
ing the Memorial Day services.
Mrs. A. ]. Francisco went to Post
Vile Friday, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. F. A. Meyer.
Rev. I. B. Torrison and Prof. Laur
Larsen we're in Chicago last week,
looking after some church matters.
1T is mighty hard to make good
citizen out of man who has no care
except to advance his own selfish ends.
If you want your shoes shined, 60
to Trzcinskis barber shop. Carnations
given away with shines on Sunday.
22-1
Ole Bidne goes to Newman's
Grove, Wis.,, today. to attend the
meeting of the Norwegian Lutheran
Synod.
Mrs. Anna Weldon Kalinowsky Of
Crazy, N. D.. has been the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Vel.
don, for several days.
Capt. Lloyd is expected to arrive
in DEBORAH soon from Hongkong. for
a visit among relatives and old time
friends.
w. NJ. Schroeder and family were
up from Castalia last Friday. and
while here he added his name to our
subscription list.
Mrs. Michael Drummer of Greene,
Iowa, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Sellman, and other relatives in
the county. last week.
Mrs. Margaret Haas departed for
Cresco yesterday where she will visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Henry Coco
her for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. H. W. Haislet and son,
of Butterfeld, Mimi, have been
guests at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Frazer, for a week PAST.
-Attys G. w. Reed, G. @. Upton,
John McCook and W. l.. Converse of
Cresco were attending to legal affairs
in the district court here last week.
Mr.. o. l.. Wennes was down from
Highland township yesterday, attend
ing to some business matters, it being
his first trip to DEBORAH in five weeks.
Ben Bear went to Chicago Satur-
day night. where he will complete an
immense purchase of summer suits,
odd pants, etc. for his June Green
Tag Sale.
Edward Bear departed Saturday on
the trip to Europe outlined in onr last
issue. He will be absent about three
months. and everyone wishes him a
bon voyage.
j. d. Halves was up from Water
loo last week, visiting among rela-
tives and friends few days. He re-
ports a very successful outlook for his
threshing machine business.
One of our young men who at
tempted to propose marriage over a
rural party telephone line received
six acceptances before the gill actual
ly addressed could open her ruby lips
to say "oh, how sudden"
The Cedar Valley Racing Circuit
is at New Hampton this week. Among
the entries for the races are Parker
Bros with Baby Kidd ana Bob Nc
Nevins. If the track record of a:13l
is not lowered, it will be because
of some now unforeseen reason.
Among the veterans from out of
town whom we noticed participating
in the Memorial Day exercises were
T. ". Hazelton and wife and John
B. Kaye of Calmar Myron Meader
and wife and G. o. Maltby of Hesper
l.. W. Bennett of Burr Oak Geo. NJ.
Anderson of Frankville; XII. Grinde-
lsnd of Pleasant.
Horace Cutler arrived home last
Wednesday from the Philippines,
where he has been engaged in teach
ing the past three years. He came via
Milwaukee. where he visited his
uncle, VIM. Brigham tor week.
bringing him to DEBORAH with him for
a visit with Mrs. Coulter. Mr.. Brig
ham had not visited DEBORAH for forty
years. and noted many changes, of