Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-09-28

per township yesterday.
Prof. @. K. Preus made business
trip to Ossian yesterday.
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%. A. Schall left Monday for St.
Louis. to see the worlds fair
Mr.. and Mrs. @. J. Weiser went
to Minneapolis Monday, for few
DAYS visit.
ALBERT Moen and Nels Lee went
to st. Louis yesterday, to take in the
Worlds fair.
Rev. j. o. Haugen and wife de-
parted Monday for visits at Chicago
and st. Louis.
Miss Mary Lane of Burr Oak took
the train here Monday for ST Louis,
to see the fair.
Ed. Gminder concluded his visit
here Monday and departed for his
home at Great Falls. Mont.
W o. Casterton Of Highland
township was business visitor in the
city Monday and yesterday.
Mrs. G. P. MUMMY returned to ST.
Paul Monday, after visit with heI
parents, Mr.. and W. J. Norton.
i. W. Ward & Son are laying ce.
ment walks inside the yard of A. j.
McClaskey on East Water street.
Prof. Aug. Thorsen concluded his
visit at the E. P. Johnson home Mon.
day, and returned to Minneapolis.
%. G. Johnson and daughter. Peter
Haugen and Miss Hegg depared yester.
day for ST. Louis. to see the big fair.
Lorenzo Garden returned to Sour.
is, N. D., yesterday, after visit
with his parents in Springfield town
ship.
Chris. Evanson came down from
Austin Monday for short visit with
home folks.
"A jolly crowd of young people
drove to Lansing last week, where
they enjoyed few days camping out
and fishing.
Mrs. Cleveland of Salt Lake City
who has been visiting here has gone
to Cresco for a few days visit before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Anundsen de-
parted on Saturday on trip includ-
ing visits at La Crosse. Chicago and
the ST Louis worlds fair.
Senator Chauncey Depew has this
to say of phrenology. when man
knows himself he knows what to do.
Phrenology tells him what he is. 49,
Sheriff Mizener returned to Eldora
Saturday with John Kirk, who was
brought here from the state reform
school to testify in the Niebling case.
Rev. DR. Willett and E. ]. Riley
went TO Waucoma yesterday, to repre-
sent the local Congregational church
at an Association meeting there this
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Porter arrived
from Duluth, Mimi, yesterday noon,
for a visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young. and
among their numerous friends here.
Mr.. John Dunbar of New York
city, who has been visiting at the
Stiles hotel and among old friends in
the citysfor some time, concluded his
visit Monday and departed for Chicago.
On Thanksgiving night the city
fire department will give it's annual
Thanksgiving ball at Steyer's opera
house. This annual event is always
looked forward to With pleasure BY
lovers of the dance, and the coming
one gives promise to excel all others.
Last week r. H. Tracy and f.. F.
! Button traded their racket store al
West Union to W. B. Reed, the con
sideration being quarter section OF
land in South Dakota and some cash.
Mr.. Reed will move to West Union
and conduct the business. We under
stand
Next Sunday will be the last Sun
day of Conference Year Rev. Hunt
will preach at the NJ. E. church al
IL 100 a. m. and at Freeport at 8 100 p.
m. The morning service in Decorat
will be followed by the reception Of
members. In the evening the subject
will be progress of Christianity.
-Supt. Hook hands Us copy Of
the program for the eleventh annual
meeting of the Northeastern lows
Teachers Association. to be held il
Dubuque October 90. 81 and 22d. II
is very exhaustive program in range
of subjects. which are treated BY
many Of the best educators of the state
Mrs. NJ. T. Torsen and daughter
Gale departed yesterday for Pasadena
CAL. where they will spend the win
ter in the hope that it will result il
| an improved condition in the healtI