Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-08-31
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MISS OArrl6 Bona went TO niles,
Mich. Friday.
H. @. Goddard is cut from Chica-
60 on visit with his parents.
H. G. Dixson departed on Monday
for Platt, S. D., on business trip.
s-Louis Bender and wife went to
st. Louis Monday, to take in the fair.
The Methodist ladies will serve
meals and lunches on the fair grounds.
Mrs. D. P. Halves went to Mime
apolis on Saturday, to visit for few
days.
Mrs. j. H. Bradish went to st.
Paul Monday, for. visit with rela-
tives.
Breakfast, dinner and supper
served at the fair by the Methodist
ladies.
Mrs. George. Schulze arrived home
Monday from visit with relatives at
Mason City.
Peter E. Haugen went to Mime
apolis Friday, to take in the fair and
visit relatives
The ladies of the M. E. church
will serve three meals a day at the
fair. Look up their booth.
Miss Olive Linean departed on
Monday for Billings. Montana, to re-
sumo her school work.
Mrs. Frank Duffy returned home
to Sioux Falls, S. D., Monday. after a
| visit with relatives in the city.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their rummage sale
the last week in September. 35-4
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Kotchell AZ
rived from Mason City Monday. to at
tend the funeral of H. II. Caldwell.
F. G. Schanck brought his niece
down from Burr Oak yesterday morn
ing, and she took he train home to
Spencer.
Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Lott returned
home to Chicago Saturday. after
visit with their sister, Mrs. ". +.
Coleman.
Mrs E. E. Auchmoody and son
departed yesterday for their home in
Birmingham, Ala, after an extended
visit here.
Mrs. Charles johnson and son of
Omaha arrived Monday, for visit
with relatives and old friends here
and at Canton. Mimi.
Mrs. F. j. Riley and children re-
turned home to Phillips. Wis, yester-
day, after an extended visit with rela-
tives here and at Mason City.
The brick work on the Wick build
ing on East Water street is finished.
and the building will now be pushed
rapidly forward to completion.
Mrs. John Sorenson and daughter.
Miss. Christina went to Candy. Mimi,
Monday night. for a visit with their
son and brother, Rev. Sorenson.
Rural Route No. /. out of Locust,
will be started tomorrow. Sept. LIST.
This will be great convenience to
thosde living in the northeastern part
of the county.
Atty. N. NJ. Berg moved his office
fixtures and library into the office Of
Atty. Frank Sayre in the Rudolph
block Monday, the two having gone
into partnership, as announced last
week.
Common baking soda is one OF the
best remedies for the removal of
warts and corns. Bind on wet and
moisten the soda several times day.
The warts and corns will quickly
disappear.
Remember there is no business so
small and none SO large but that the
Winnesheik County State Bank will
give it careful attention. We receive
deposits on savings accounts of one
dollar and up. 34-2
| Will Mckay came out from Onl-
cago yesterday for couple of weeks
visit with his parents and friends in
the city. He is in the employ OF one
of the large banks of the city, and
likes his position very much.
We note that in number Of places
about the city rank weeds are allowed
to grow. DEBORAH is one of the clean
est cities we know of, but little at
tention to the cutting of these weeds
in few places will greatly improve
it.
II. P. Griffith of West Unicn. one
of the oldest and best known piano
dealers in northeastern Iowa has just
opened large branch store in Waukon
and now has over a car load of fine
pianos and organs in his store at that
point. This firm will make an exhibit
of instruments at the Waukon fair and
if there is any one in the locality who
thinks of purchasing a piano or organ