Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
H. l.. Coffeen made business tril
to Calmar Thursday.


Remember the fire deartment's
Thanksgiving dance, Nov. oath.
-Knute Olson and family of Mabel
were in the city last Wednesday.
Herb Ward and Ed. Briggs of Burr
Oak were in the city Wednesday.
-. A. Tenold and o. P. Ode were
business visitors from Calmar Wednes-
day.
Geo. Gold concluded his home
visit Monday and returned to Mil
waukee.
Harry Headington of Mason City
was visiting relatives and friends here
last week.
Capt. Thos. Graham came rp from
Des Moines Monday. to be OH hand to
cast his vote.
Our $1,000 suits and our great
$40. 90 overcoats are the winners of the
season. Ben Bear.
Mrs. f. S. Kendrick went to
Charles City Wednesday. where her
future home will be.
Ed. Slack went to Fort Dodge
Wednesday. having secured position
in shop near that city.
Mrs. j. P. Mckinney went to
Cleveland, Ohio, Monday. where she
will make her future home.
Mrs. Bertha Mott went to Chica-
go Monday. to pick up some bargains
for the store OF Mott & Co.
Miss Alta Chandler and sister,
Mrs. Fisher, visited friends in Cal
mar Wednesday and Thursday.
Sumner W. Matteson has been here
from st. Paul for a week past, visit
ing his mother and other relatives.
DIR. G.. H. Rollins and family Of
Fredericksburg have been visiting at
the home of his parents for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r Ringoen of
Ridgeway attended the opening dance
at the j. j. Marsh hall Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Glenn May spent few days
at Calmar last week where her mother
has been conducting dressmaking
school.
We learn tina. Peter Losen of Hes
per township has purchased the John
Ellestad farm north of Mabel, for $40
per acre.
Mrs Nord. Jackwitz and sister,
Miss Lottie johnson are here from
Kenmare, N. D., visiting relatives
and friends.
B. Anundsen, Editor of the Pos
ten, got 100 trees of me last fall and
set them out on his summer home
Joel Dayton. 45-l
Mrs. Frank Krumm of Mason City
and Miss Edna Lawrence of Navan
were guests at the home of Q. H.Law-
renee part of last week.
DIR. eand Mrs. J. H. Johnson drove
over from Waukon Wednesday with
Rev. Sanaker of Minneapolis. who
took the train here for home.
Iron wanted by Barnett. DEBORAH.
Haul your iron before snow flies. Will
pay a little better now as want to
sort it before snow falls. 45-2
Mrs. J. ". Anderson arrived on
Monday morning from Waco. Texas,
for visit with her sister, Miss May
Callahan, and friends in the city.
The Misses Miller entertained q
few friends Wednesday evening, in
honor of their cousin, Miss Marie
Hitler of DEBORAH. --Calmar Courier.
The contract for the curbing on
Maple avenue in the fifth ward was
let by the city council to @. l.. Ward
last Wednesday night, for "a cents per
lineal foot.
Don't forget the annual dance of
the DEBORAH Fire Department at
Stsyer's opera house THANKSGIVING even
ing. The boys are making great pre-
parations for it.
Peter Pfeiffer and family moved
down from Burr Oak last week. and
are now pleasantly domiciled in the
beautiful J. T. Relf house on Broad
way, which he recently purchased.
Filing Void arrived home from
Canada last Wednesday, bringing with
him a monster turnip which measured
2 feet 2 inches in circumference from
crown to tap-root weighing 81 pounds.
John Adams went to Lancaster.
Wis, Monday. having secured posi-
tion as electrician with the Straight
Electric Co., of Des Moines. who are
installing the electric wiring. etc. in
the new court house.
Locations for business men and
manufacturers on the line of the Chi
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