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

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H. P. Hanson was passenger for
st. Paul Monday.
Fl. S. Larders arrived home from
Chicago Saturday.
| To see the difference, try the
coffee at Geo. Bernatz. 90
Peter Morton spent Sunday on his
farm in Orleans township.
B. 2. Morss went to st. Paul
Monday, on business trip.
Mrs. Henry Reeves is visiting
relatives at Usage this week.
Geo. Pfster Of Locust was in the
city Monday, OH business trip.
Miss Flora Baker returned to her
school at Jackson, Mimi, Saturday.
DIR. B. F. Swezey was over from
Spillville Yesterday. visiting relatives.
-Nels H. Lovstuen was up from
Nassett Friday, transarting business.
Mr. E. Lambert was up from Cas-
Italia Saturday. calling on his many
friends.
-.Tno. F. Murtha was down from
Button township Friday, on bnsi-
ness trip.
L. ". Bennett was down from
Burr Oak township Saturday, on a
business "trip.
H. ". Masters of Burr Oak town
ship was transacting business in the
city Saturday.
Miss Emma Stortz has been up
from Iowa Falls for the past week.
visiting home folks.
e. ". Cutting went to Chester
Monday, to install the officers of the
Odd Fellows lodge.
Ed. Darlington was down from
Hesper township Saturday. Also
Henry Broghammer.
Harry Hughes concluded his visit
with DEBORAH relatives Saturday,
and returned to Duluth. MINI.
We are prepared to do upholster-
ing in a satisfactory manner. Call
and see us. f. 9. Sobek & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dayton of
Waukon were guests at the home OF
&C. Hagemeier last week few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber DeCou of
in ha of u
Saturday, calling Oh friends and shop
ping.
highest grades of fine graduated flour
on the market. For sale by Geo.
Bernatz. 2-2
-Rank Examiner F. ". Thompson
was here from Thompson, Iowa, Fri
day, attending to his duties and visit
ing old friends.
Miss Myrtle Johnson returned to
school duties at Ridgeway Saturday,
have been at home for two weeks on
account Of illness. q
Frank Bloomfield went to West
Union Thursday to be present at the
installation of officers of the Canton
lodge of Dad Fellows.
Mrs. Fredricks was summoned
home Tuesday on account of the
serious illness of her father. The
studio will be closed until her return.
On Friday r. f. Gibson concluded
the sale of forty acres of the Holland
farm northeast of the city to Jos.
Rastetter, the price paid being $50 per
acre.
Married - Cameron - Cassel, at
DEBORAH, Jan 6. Mr. Elmer Cameron
and Miss Lizzie Cassel. both of Burr
Oak, Iowa r. f. Gibson, J. P. Off
Chatting.
Married Hughes-French. at De-
corah. Jan. H., Mr.. Erwin Hughes
and Miss Carrie French, both of
Frankville. r. F. Gibson. j. P.
officiating.
The production of "The Tanning
Of the Shrew" by Chas. b. Hanford
and company at the Grand Jan. 2lst
will be preceded by pleasing curtain
raiser, "The Old Guard
Now is the time to get those
horses teeth looked after. Join with
your neighbor and call DR.. Whitbeck,
or cali at his office. Calls answered
night or day. Office Volding barn.
Always at office; IL to on Saturdays.
j. N. Headington departed Thurs.
day for Mt. Vernon, Ohio, to visit
his birth place and scenes Of his boy
hood. it having been fifty years since
he left there, and he has not been
back since. Patrick Kelly accom-
panied him to Columbus, Ohio, going
on to Cincinnati for visit with rela-
tives about his former home.
The new court house contractor
and architect. Messrs. Olson of Still
water, Mimi, and Kinney of Mime
apolis, have been in the city this week,
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