Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05


L. w. Bennett was down from
Burr Oak township Friday, on bust
ness.
Geo. Sullivan was down from
Burr Oak Monday, transacting bust
ness
Bridge contractor Radcliffe of
Waukon has been in the city for few
days.
Miss Karen Larsen went to Madi-
son. Wis. last week, to enter the uni
versity.
j. d. McNair was up from Frank
Vile Friday, attending to business
matters.
John Todd of Fremont township
was business visitor in the city
Thursday.
&C. N. Masters of Frankville town.
ship was business visitor in town
Saturday.
M. H. Merrill enjoyed visit last
week from his brother. N. Merrill. Of
Davenport.
Mr.. VIM. Millward was over from
Calmar Thursday. on business for the
Calmar Mfg Go.
Greatest line of ladies' skirts in
silk and wool ever shown in the town,
at Mott & Co.'S.
&C. H. Melaas of Button town
ship was attending to business mat
tiers in the city Saturday.
A pension of twelve dollars per
month has been secured for Mrs. John
Bulger through L. L. Couse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Galusha ar
rived home on Wednesday from visit
in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paine de-
parted Friday on trip to Chicago
and the worlds fair at st. Lonuis.
H. H. Thomas concluded his home
visit Thursday. and returned to Chi
cago to resume his medical stadies.
Miss Maude Holoomb arrived home
Thursday from a visit with her
brother, Vim. and family. at Duluth,
MINI.
u. A. Marsh came home from a
trim on the road Saturday, and left
that evening for Chicago, on bust
ness trip.
IT. A. Jayne was looking after in
surance business at Cresco last week.
Howard county having been added to
his territory.
Mr. and Ms. F. S. Kendrick ar
rived home from Massachusetts last
Friday where they spent several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
A. NJ. Kerr arrived last Wednes-
day from trip on the road. accom-
panied by his father. Of Monmouth.
ILL.,. who came for brief visit.
Mr.. Charles Smith and sister
Eldrie. of near Canton, Mimi. visited
q few days last week at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Chris. Qualley.
R. Schrubbe joined his wife in a
visit with relatives at GAINESVILLE,
Wis. Friday night. He will 60 to
Chicago to buy fall goods before re-
turning.
-Messrs. Fl. @. Thlngvold, T. j.
Void and Peter Losen came down
from Hesper Monday and took the
train for st. Louis. to spend week
at the great exposition.
Emil Rosenthal has been having a
heating plant erected in the rear Of
his Central Block. Steam will be
used, the building having been fitted
with radiation when it was erected.
In our write-up of the court pro-
ceedings last week We made an error
in the name of plaintiff in the Drake
case. We shonld have said Miss Clara
Landmeyer. instead of Miss Mary
Landmeyer.
Mr.. Charles Simpson. who came
here with the remains of his mother
on Monday. returned to Norfolk Neb..
yesterday, accompanied by his aunt
Miss Martha Simpson of this city who
went to Norfolk to make her home
with her niece.
Last week H. l.. Coffeen closed
che deal for trading his farm just north
of the city to r. X. Ulen. taking in
exchange therefore eighty acres of
fine land near Burr Oak, the property
on Main street next to Seegmiiler's
barn, and some cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge have been
here from New Hampshire for several
days. visiting their cousin, Miss AIDE
Tracy. They are returning home from
a trip through the west to the Knights
Templar conclave at San Francisco.
and have stopped at the st. Louis
world fair and several other places
while EN- route home.
4. A. A.