Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
OSSIAN.

NIAoh Aoodi popcisJ
Miss Maude Asher is still ON the
sick list.
NJ. j. Carter went to Kansas City
on Monday.
Allen and Kneeskern, of Castalia,
are. feeding one thousand sheep.
M. J. Oavanaugh goes to Mason
City Friday.
@. H. Holbrook departed Tuesday
morning for Miuot, N. D., to look
after his farm interests.
R. w. Anderson transacted business
at DEBORAH Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Brother was in De-
corah few days of this week.
Mrs. @. Helwig and daughter, Kate.
returned from Danbury on Tuesday,
where they had been visiting.
Miss Cassie Mason, of Monona, is
the guest at the Gilbert home, arriving
today.
E. r. Webster and wife were at
DEBORAH yesterday to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Webster's sister.
Chas. Allen and family have moved
to Mason City where Charles has
secured position in the brick and
tile works.
Mrs. A. f. DIESEL and Mrs. L.
Schulze, accompanied by Herman
Schulze, were shopping in DEBORAH
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Palmer, of DEBORAH,
visited friends in Ossian Tuesday.
Geo Beer is new the accommodating
chef at Sam Nereson's restaurant.
j. M. Collins. of st. Joseph, Mo-,
is a business visitor in town this
week.
Miss Anna Berry, of North Nc
Gregor, is the guest of her friend,
Miss Minnie Boyle.
John Kneeskern and Nelson Duff,
OF Castalia, were with US yesterday.
Ole Knutsvig, John Mayer and John
Klisart are looking up a land pro-
position near Platte, S. ID.
Mrs VIM. Becker, of Fort Atkinson,
and Mrs. HI. J. Etteldorf, of this
city. are patients at the Prairie du
CHEN Samaritan having left for that
place Monday.
Miss Maude Asher, sister of Mrs.
E. H. Minott, who has been seriously
i'll, is on the rapid road to recovery.
Her mother, of Gary, S. D., is here
attending to her wants.
Mr.. Tobiason has been in Fort
Atkinson and immediate vicinity for
over a week in pursuit of his calling,
and has merited well deserved praise
from all in whose employ he has been.
Prof. Harmon DeGraff, principal
of the schools at Burr Oak. is visitor
under the parental roof. The pro-
fessor is delighted with the work he
has chosen and is meeting with
phenomenal success.
The dance Tuesday evening under
the auspices of the Ossian base ball
nine was success financially and
socially more so than ever. Fifty
numbers were sold, from which one
would infer that dances in Ossian are
becoming constantly more popular.
Carpenters orchestra rendered excel
lent music, and Mrs. Louis Fan SER
we'd an elegant supper. All told the
dance was hummer.
tsThere is now on display at the
Citizens Bank of Ossian about 1000
...coin and script. 1t has all been
placed in frame and NAV be seen bv
any one calling at the bank. One
frame contains a 1000 gold GER
tiicfate down to sc script. The
other contains coins from $50 gold
piece down TO &c copper. The dis
play is very fine one, containing
money rarely seen.
ZIG. Fl. Huber, of Fort Atkinson,
recently sold Hamilton piano, the
same having been purchased by the
parishioners of st. Johns church,
and placed in the parochial school at
Eft. Atkinson. The instrument placed
in the school was tuned and put in
first class condition by VIM. Tobiason,
the piano tuner of DEBORAH. Mr..
Huber asserts that Mr.. Tobiason is
without question the best piano
tuner and adjuster as we'll as the best
and most accomplished musician in
all northeastern Iowa.