Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-23
LOCAL ITEMS.
-Irma next Friday.

-Irma next Friday.
THANKSGIVING tomorrow.
Did we ever have so much to be
thankful for?
-Mds. A. M. and Henry Severson de-
part today for st. Louis, to see the ex-
position.
Ladies', come in the forenoon and
get one of those SO corsets for S1.4
liver Larsen's.
Hear the beautiful music at the
opera of "Irma" at the Grand on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Willett of
Grandin, Mo. we're visiting relatives
in the city last week.
-Married-Cla Lein and Gunder
Hanson, Friday, Nov 18th. H. F. Bar
thell, j. p, officiating.
-Ingvcldstad & Co. sell storm win
dows. Order from them and secure
them at right prices 46-4
e. r. Thompson of Cresco was
transacting business and visiting
friends in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Waterbury leave
today for Nashua to spend Thanksgiv-
ing day with relatives and friends.
-Jens Kallevang. A. o. Amunrud
and son and Ole Haugen of Glenwood
have been at the ST. Louis fair the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe departed
last Wednesday for their home in
Philadelphia. after visit at the home
Of Atty. Frank Sayre.
ATTY. Perry johnson and Albert
Vance arrived home from st. Louis
Saturday, Walter Adams remaining
in Chicago over Sunday.
The editor arrived home from a
trip to st. Louis and Chicago Monday.
leaving Mrs. Green in Chicago for a
visit with relatives and friends.
-Robt. Bergeson of the DEBORAH
Posten and g. M. Langland of High
land township arrived home Monday
from trip to the ST. Louis worlds
fair.
The Articles of Incorporation OF
the Farmers Telephone Companies
running into the citv, which have in
corporated into a general company,
will be found in this issue.
Mrs. w. B. Updegraf and Miss
Cassandra left last Wednesday for
Welsh, La. where they will remain
during the winter with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. W. H. Simmons.
%. E. Atkinson has been hobbling
around on one foot the past week. He
was unfortunate enough to sustain q
small scratch on one of his feet. from
which blood poison developed. He is
getting along nicely, now.
The scandal monger will be out
again tomorrow with it's usual amount
of lies. insults and misrepresentation.
But the people have long since learned
to give little credence to what it says,
aud will not BIZ surprised at anything
1t may spring.
The ladies OF DEBORAH aud vicinity
are especially invited to call before
our demonstration closes, and test tho
merits of what ] consider the finest
coffee ever sold in DEBORAH. H. j.
Hutchinson, agent for the German
American Coffee Co.
The people are looking forward
with a good deal of interest to Ben
Bears annual fur exhibit and sale
next Saturday. These displays are
we'll worth the time spent in inspect
ing them. and they afford an excellent
opportunity to get the best in fuIs at
lowest prices.
Elsewhere in this issue appears
the regular statement OF the Winnie
sheik County State Bank made to the
Auditor of State. 1t is one in which
the bank may justly feel pride, and
upon thorough examination reflects
great credit upon this staunch institu-
ton, whose deposits have reached the
enormous sum of 5000, 1856
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal
church. in this city, tomorrow at 10 80
a. IN. A cordial invitation to be pre-
sent and join in these services is ex-
tended to all. BY request Of Gov.
Cummins his proclamation will be
read in 1.-the churches of the state
where pablo services are held.