Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-01-13

Miss Ethel Baker returned to
studies at Davenport last Wednesday.
Miss Kate Portman returned to
Chicago Monday, after home visit.
DIR. NJ. Willett attended the Con-
gregational Association at Monona
last week.
| Dan Price was DEBORAH business
visitor from Burr Oak township last
Thursday.
| John Young of Hesper township
was calling on friends in the city
Thursday.
Atty. P. F. McHugh of Cresco
was attending to legal matters in the
city yesterday.
Atty. M. j. Garter of Ossian was
looking after legal matters in the city
Thursday last.
Big 10 -four has been sold in this
city for years Did you ever get or
hear of poor sack? 2-2
Co. Atty. G. G. Upton of Cresco
was transacting legal business and
calling on friends here yesterday.
We now have competent man to
do upholstcring, and guarantee you
satisfactory work. Give US trial.
f. 9. Sobek & Go.
John Spriggs and NJ. LANCE of
Bluffton township attended the install
lation of officers OF Col. Hughes Post,
G. A. r., last Wednesday evening.
| The DEBORAH Dancing Club held
an informal dance at Steyer's last
evening, which proved very enjoy
able event for all who participated.
Mr.. G. E.Collier, of Lake county.
S. D.. we'll known former resident
of Button and proprietor of the mill
at that place, was visiting old friends
last week.
| II. E. and John Selnes of Hesper
are also among those from this county
who have been takins the short course
in corn judging at the state agricul-
tural college.
Mr.. and Mis-. Hugo Moeller con-
cluded two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Blodgett, last Wednesday, and re-
turned to Minneapolis.
Milo Emery will have an auction
sale at his farm northwest of DEBORAH
on Monday. Jan. 18th, when large
amount of stock, farm machinery.
household goods, etc. Will be sold.
&C. F. Gunderson came over from
Ossian Yesterday, to be in attendance
at the National Bank directors meet
ing. He was accompanied by lis son.
B. F., who is out from Chicago visit
ing at home.
If your eyes are causing you to
have headaches, dizzy spells or ner-
Evousness, consult Dr. Fisk about them
at Winnesheik hotel Jan. 20 to 20.
He has one of the latest instruments
for eve examinations. 2-2
1t is dangerous to feed hogs with
out taking the greatest precaution to
keep them in perfect health. Vesey's
Star Anti Cholera does this and pays
big to feed. For sale by Brunt &
Parman.
The Ridgeway Record has been
sold by E. W. Bootun to Lee Hatha-
way, formerly Of Ridgeway. The
Record is good little paper. and
covers it's field, and we wish the new
editor success. 1t is reported that Mr..
Booton is negotiating for the purchase
of the Howard County Times at Cresco.
Miss Freda Schulze is guest at
the home of Alderman John Curtin,
having completed the course for
trained nurses in the Milwaukee hos
pital. She was honored bv being Sc
lected as an assistant to DR.. Lorenz,
tile uOteu IOTBlSu suIStOu, Wucu hc
performed operations in this hospital,
and her work was highly satisfactory.
Hon. Nels Larsen of Highland
township was in the city Thursday,
preparing to take up the duties de-
volving upon him as Vice President
of the Norwegian Mutual Insurance
Company, this being necessary on &C
count of the absence of President A.
jacobson at Des Moines during the
session of the legislature. Mr.. Larsen
will act as president for the company
while Mr.. Jacobson is IN Des Moines
In a write-up of the recent concert
at Ossian in which DEBORAH talent
participated the Bee says: Miss
Vera Boice, violinist, held the
audience spellbound with her charm
ing musical renditions, and elected
much praise from her hearers. Miss
Lennon, pianist, did exceptiononally
we'll, and Miss Macha Vance, reader.
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