Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-02-17

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Volding barn. 6tf
&C. N. Goddard made business
trip to Chicago last week.
Mrs. Leslie Bascomb visited rela-
tives at Charles City last week.
Mrs. E. E. Schuck went to st.
Paul Monday. on business trip.
Mrs. 9. j. Moar of Lime Springs
was visiting in tine city last week.
%. A. Reed was DEBORAH visitor
yesterday from Burr Oak township.
Sidney Roome of Calmar was
visiting friends in the city Friday.
A. Wheeler of Ridgeway was call
ing OH his many friends here Friday.
Otto Thompson, of Springwater.
transacted business in Decorah Satur-
day.
| Alderman John Curtin made q
business trip to Cresco one day last
week.
%. G. Watros of Orleans township
was a DEBORAH business visitor on
Friday.
Carl Meyer was over from Calmar
Friday. looking after some business
matters.
We learn by telephone that Henry
Broghammer of Hesper township is
very sick.
-Cistern cleaning Satisfaction
guaranteed. r. w. futile. 500 W.
| Main street 6-2
| If you want your buggy or cutter
upholstered go to Nelson Berg, Carl
Larsen shop. soft
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Maltby re-
turned to their home at Cherokee,
Iowa, on Saturday.
Albert Koehler and family were
up from West Union last week,
visiting relatives.
The Young Peoples Dancing Club
enjoyed a very pleasant party last
Wednesday evening.
Miss Grace Graham has been very
i'll for week past, with severe at
tack of appendicitis.
There is slight improvement in
the condition of Mrs. NJ. T. Torsen,
we are happy to state.
Before selling your hogs, call at c.
B. Lennon & Go. s office, or at the
Rock Island stock yards 5-3
H. ]. Giesen of Cslmar was call
ing ON friends and attending to bust
ness matters In the city Monday.
Don't miss the great actor J. H.
Stoddart, in BESIDE the Bonnie Brier
Bush" at the Grand Monday evening.
The closing party of the DEBORAH
Dancing Club was held at Steyer's
Monday evening. and was enjoyed by
large number.
You can't help see Geo. P. Ode's
half page adv. announcing sum
mons shoe sale" this week. 1t is
unique in it's character.
H. G. HJerleid returned yesterday
from Blair, Wis, where he has had
charge of the bank for some little
| time, while the cashier took a vaca-
tion.
Read the letter of Mr.. 10y Easton
concerning next Mondays play in this
issue. He saw Mr.. Stoddart in New
York City and is enthusiastic over
DEBORAH. securing the attraction.
We print more auction sale bills
than all the rest of the DEBORAH print
ing offices combined. The reason is
our printing is attractive. is done
promptly. and the price is reasonable.
A fine new table has been added
to the meat market of f. Reum & Co.
1t is made of oak, with marble top,
and adds much to the appearance and
facility of waiting on trade at this
popular market.
One day last week Frank Tyler.
carrier on Rural Route No. 4 was de-
lIghtfully surprised to find sack of
oats at the delivery box of @. L.
Christensen, as mark of apprecia-
tion of his services during the cold
weather.
The friends of the family of j. b.
Greene of Mazomanie, Wis, former
residents of DEBORAH, will be interest
ed in learning that their home was re-
Gently destroyed by fire, the children
narrowly escaping in their night
clothing.
Our jot department. has kept an
extra force busy ever since the first of
the year. The high grade printing
being turned out under Mr.. Harry
Holmes supervision is the delight of
all who order it, Let us do your next
job-the paper, the printing and the
price will be right.
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