Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-07-20
Miss Julia Grinna is visiting

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friends at Calmar.
Miss Ella Ward visited friends in
Waukon last week.
Albert Vance visited at Elkader
FIVE days last week.
Berger Hanson returned Sunday
from his trip TO Canada.
DIR. F. W. Daubney is at present
nursing sprained ankle.
"A fine new electric fan was install
led IN the post Office Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Bailey was the guest
of her mother in Waukon last week.
Miss 10. Marsh returned from her
visit with Mason City friends Monday.
The New York studio over the
post office. Photos 10 cents per doz.
Miss Alice Tarvestad has been
visiting relatives in Mabel and vici-
nity.
Mrs. Ole Tollefson and children
of Mabel have been visiting relatives
here for several days.
Miss Bertha Anderson went to
Albert Lea on Monday for visit with
relatives and friends.
j. Jackwitz departed Monday
morning for Kenmare, N. D., for a
visit with his SON. NOrd
Rob. Miller, our efficient deputy
postmaster, went down to Oelwein
Monday on a business trip.
F. ]. Riley and family of Phillips,
Wis, have been guests of relatives
in DEBORAH for a few days.
DIR. F. W. Daubney and NJ.
A. Harmon departed yesterday for
Des Moines to attend the convention.
H. H Worth. our popular music
dealer, returned Monday from a few
days business trip at North McGregor.
The families of Messrs. AlRyer.
Coffeen and Parman are camping just
below Mr.. Anundsen's Bjorkholt this
week.
The Forester team of the Woodmen
held picnic out at Ben JEWELS
farm last Sunday, and they all report
a good time.
Miss Carolyn Bond, is the welcome
guest of her sister Mrs. B. F. Smith.
on her return from a visit TO the
Worlds Fair.
Rev. FIR. Have went to Lawler
Wednesday, for visit with FIR. Gar
rahan, who is recovering from long
and serious illness.
A tourist sleeper will be run from
Calmar to Chamberlain, Sunday night,
July II. Reservations can be made
with S. V. Potter, agt.
w. o. Nordheim departed Mon
day night for Milwaukee. to attend
meeting of the agents of the North
western Life Insurance Co.
-Supt. E. j. Hook came up from
the summer school of the state
university at Iowa City to spend Sun
day at home, returning Monday.
Dan Herried departed yesterday for
Chamberlain, S D., to try his luck in
the land lottery and will also visit
with his parents at Hills, Mimi.
Prof. and Mrs. 9. K. Preus departed
Wednesday evening for Rio. Wis,
where MI. Preus goes to participate
in the dedication of a church at that
place.
A fire started ont at the Burtis
cabin last Thursday night, but owing
to the prompt assistance OF their guests.
it was soon extinguished without
having done much damage.
A letter received from L. S. Haugse
locates him in Granvin, Hardanger,
Norway, and he writes that the tourist
traffic up-to- date has been very small
compared with recent years.
The last portion of the frame work
on the old Winnesheik. hotel was torn
away Monday. and workmen are now
busy clearing away the debris prepar-
atofy to laying the foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Topliff will
entertain the members OF tine Eastern
Star at their Washington street home
Friday evening. The Masons are also
invited to participate in the social
evening.
Advertised letters remaining an
called for in the post office this week
Mrs. Olena Buaaley, Mr.. Jack Creel-
man, M. r. Ellis, Mr.. James J. Har-
ris. Mr.. Lawrence Mcdowell, A. j.
Roberts.
The man who knows nothing about
paints or painting can do the job-but
generally it's like the new copper cent
compared to the So. 90 gold piece. Get
the free booklet of the Improved Lead
Company from Prastmark q Son and
learn values. 2S-4