Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-06-08
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& Son. 1913
Mrs. Geo. Schamel visited in New
Hampton last week.
! Largest line of chamber sets INDIE
corah The Button.
Prof. Milton Updegraff is out
from Washington on his annual visit.
II. ". Hazelton of Calmar was
calling on friends in the city Satur-
day.
Glass any size. We also do glaz-
ing. H. A. Prastmark & Son. Tel.
IA. 1913
John D. Mullney was up from
Frankville township yesterday, on a
business trip.
Mrs. Eliza Brown of this city has
been granted a widows pension of
$l2 per msonth.
Manager Carl Meyer of the Cal
mar Mfg. Co., was business visitor
in the city Friday.
Luther Bennett, wife and son of
Burr Oak township were shopping in
the city on Monday.
100 umbrellas, suitable for sun or
rain, best you ever saw for the money,
Soc at Mott & Co.'S.
Bank Examiner F. W. Thompson
of Thompson. Iowa, has been in the
city this week, attending TO official
duties.
Miss Hilda Peterson of Quandahll
came down Monday evening for few
DAYS visit with Miss Minute Grady in
Glenwood township.
If you want to sell, buy, borrow
or beg anything, use our want
column. 1t has been a rousing sue
cess ever since established several
years ago.
Mr.. Charlie Smith. of Canton,
Mimi. rode down to DEBORAH on his
bicycle last Wednesday and made an
over-Sunday visit with his sister, Mrs.
Chris. Qualley.
Late cabbage now ready, cents
per dozen, % cents per 100, 81 per
thousand These are fine plants and
good kinds. Call and see them at the
DEBORAH Greenhouses. 22-2
We never had so large stock of
cond hand goods of all kinds. Now
is the time to look over the stock and
see if there is not something you need.
L. r. Morrison. East Water st.
w. A. Ziegelmeier and NJ. d.
Whitney, representing the DEBORAH
and Burr Oak Masonic lodges, went
to Sioux City on Monday, to attend
the meeting of the grand lodge.
Jos. Shima now has charge of the
chair in Trzcinski's barber shop
vacated by w. J. Hauswirth. Mr..
Shima is an excellent barber and will
no doubt attract many of his old GUS
toners to this shop.
Mrs. G. P. Hong went to Charles
City Saturday, where she will meet
her daughter, Miss Ruby. on her way
home from Colorado, and visit for a
few days at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. p. Stouffer.
Rev. Schlung departed MONDAY
morning for Warrenton, Mo-, to at
tend the annual trustee meeting of the
Orphan Home of which he is an Off
car. From there he intends going to
st. Louis and see'the fair. He viii
be absent several weeks.
Shoes for all purposes at our store
We sell nothing but footwear and can
serve you better than any other. store
in this city. We carry all widths and
sizes and have had years of experience
in fitting feet. If you are troubled
with tender feet let us fit you to pair
of hand sewed shoes. They will
please you. Bromley & Co. 2o-4
Miss Macha Vance arrived home
from Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls,
Saturday, where she has had charge of
the department of elocution. She is
now engaged in drilling the high
school graduating class in its presen-
tation of the class play The Rivals"
which will occur next Wednesday
evening.
The other day samples of patent
medicines were distributed about the
city, being left on the doorsreps, and
in several cases were picked up by
children and might have been swal.
lowed by them had they not been dis
covered in time. This practice should
be prohibited by ordinance, for There
have been deaths in other places from
children eating sample pills distri-
buted In this manner, supposing them
to be candy.
The demonstration of Triunfo
Coffee being held at H. ]. Hutchin.