Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-18

Reuben Seegmlller went TO BOY
den, Iowa, Friday.
Miss Josephine Brorby went to
New Hampton Friday.
"A regular detective-our want
column. Have you tried it?
Miss Cora Heinberg returned to
Chicago Friday, after home visit.
Rev. J. o. Dreng of Chicago was
the guest of friends here last week.
Roy Pierce of Sank Center, Mimi.
has been visiting relatives and friends
here.
M. J. Nicholson was up from
Springfield township yesterday, on
business.
Albert Hammersniss moved into
his fine new home in Park Addition
last week.
John Bloomfield went to Iowa
City Monday, where he will submit
to an operation.
Mrs. Ben Bear and Miss Gertrude
went to Lafayette, Ind, Friday, for
visit with relatives.
| %. T. Hamre has traded his farm
at Listonia, Georgia, for farm in
Wadena county, Mimi.
| j. M. Mcintosh returned to
Shenandoah, Iowa, Friday, after
visit with relatives here.
There will be big public dance
at Steyer's opera house on the 18th OF
March, St. Patrick's Day.
Charles Dayton was up from Iowa
City for few days, visiting his par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Dayton.
C. A. LANCE is here from Seattle,
Washington, greeting his many old
friends and visiting relatives.
w. o. Nordheim arrived home last
Wednesday..from Knox, N. d., where
he had been for several weeks.
Mrs. G. r. Cove went to Luverne,
Mimi, Thursday, to join her husband,
where their future home will be.
A line from Henry Bidne states
that he has gone from Eberon to Sour
is, N. D., to work for Garden Bros.
M. E. Thompson arrived home
Thursday from Winnipeg, Manitoba,
where he had been visiting for several
weeks. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Stoskopf
took their son to Cresco Monday, to
have an operation performed at the
hospital. $50,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Briggs came
down from Burr Oak yesterday and
took the train for Dubuque, ON a brusiJE !;
ness trip. u "
MRS. Mark D. Wells was calletto
Marion Monday to attend the funeTaEE
of her brother, who died in Wiclifta
Falls, Kansas.
Tie official publication of the uto-
ceedings of the Board of Supervisors
in the session held last week will be
found in this issue.
Atty. w. l.. Converse of Cresco
and John B. Kaye of Calmar were
transacting legal business in the city
Monday and yesterday.
We will continue the presents this
week to every lady who comes at 90
and z 80 sharp and remains until the
auction sale is over. liver Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Kimball and
Mrs. Roberts of Burr Oak departed via
DEBORAH Monday for Cresco, where
Mrs. ..Kimball was operated upon yes
terday by DR.. Mayo, of Rochester,
MINI.
The Marsh Music House on Mon
day received large order for music
from Shanghai, China. This promi-
nent musical establishment ships music
and musical instruments to nearly
every country on the globe.
Fritz & Snitz" is clean, whole
some comedy Of the rapid-fire order
with fun and merriment continuous.
1t possesses a well defined plot, an
appreciable feature so rarely found in
the latter day musical comedy. The
cast shows excellent care having been
taken in it's selection and is easily
equal to the demands made upon it.
Besides Mason s. Mason, the follow
ing artists are included: Chas. Horn,
Robert Burton, Frank Hoyes and
Anna Suits, Lew Kelly, James Con-
nors, Della Stacey, Fanny Midgley,
Maude Scott, Myrtle Leavitt, Sue
Stillman, Josephine Crawford and a
large chorus. At the Grand Jan. 26th.
The most practical article on the
subject of farm drainage we have ever
read was published in this weeks
Homestead. 1t is entitled Location
Of Tile Drains" and is from the pen
of Prof. w. HI. Stevenson, soil
specialist of the Iowa Agricultural