Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31
-Decorah is putting on gay
front, indeed.

DIR. S. S. Wtitbeck made a pro-
fessional trip to Festina Friday.
e. j. Curtin went to West Union
yesterday, to take in the races.
The finest packages candies in the
world at Brunt & Parman's. 1922
Quality is carried to the highest
extreme in photos made by Reynolds.
Mrs. H. j. Green and the children
spent Sunday with relatives in West
Union.
Rev. DR.. Willett delivered the
Men orial Day address in Po5tville
yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Giems returned home
to Minneapolis Monday, after visit
of week here.
john Frye returned home to
Cresco Friday, after visit with his
nephew, John Blaess.
Miss Title Potratz returned to
Minneapolis Friday, after a weeks
visit with her parents.
Fred Reed arrived on SATURDAY
from studies at the Minnesota I'M
iversity, for a home visit.
Mrs. VIM. Bernatz has been visit
ing her brother, Charles Longhans,
in Chicago since Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Brorby returned on
Thursday to her horne in New Hamp-
ton, after visiting relatives here.
Better look over your photograph
outfit and let us furnish you the sup
plies you need. Brunt & Parman.
-"Chicago Park" lawn seed has
been used all over northeast Iowa and
Southern MINI. Sold by N. II. Adams
& Son.
Don't forget the show at the Grand
Woodmen night, the Temple Stock
Co.. a good attraction playing only
large cities.
j. d. Mullaney and family are
now domiciled in their new home,
the H. A. Prastmark house, on East
Water street.
Mrs. W. a. Ellsworth is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. Peter
Snyder of Crookston, Mimi, who,
arrived Monday.
"A complete stock of the finest
grades of groceries at the same price
you pay for ordinary goods, at the G.
S. Marsh grocery.
Miss Ella Ward came up from
West Union Thursday, for few days
visit. She is employed as trimmer
in a millinery store III that city.
"A tennis tournament will be held
ON the Luther College courts on Fri
day afternoon, Luther College and
Upper Iowa University of Fayette.
A. E. Anderson arrived from
Marshalltown on Thursday, to visit
with his brother, Lieut.. o. A.
Anderson, and many old friends here.
Court was finally, adjourned for
the May term by Judge Fellows on
Thursday, over 100 cases having been
cleared from the docket during the
term.
Sumner Matteson departed on
Monday for st. Paul. He expects to
spend several weeks in Yellowstone
Park, making views for stereopticon
lecture.
The city's new steam roller was
given trial on Friday, and seems
to work satisfactorily. 1t will be
of good service in building perma-
nent roads for the city.
That Winnesheik county land is
about the best there is on earth is
demonstrated by the fact that NJ. Z.
Billiard, living south of Ossian, last
week sold a forty acre piece of land
to X. Tovson for the princely price of
sos per acre.
p. @. Peterson hands us copy
of new composition recently pub
lished by him, march and two-step
entitled DEBORAH. The march has
good movement, a pleasing theme,
and is well liked by everyone who
has tried it.
Mrs. l.. L. Caldwell was called to
Minneapolis on Thursday, by the death
of her sister. Mrs. Ed. Pennington,
wife of the general superintendent of
the 500 line. She was resident of
this city good many years ago, and
will be remembered by many.
The many handsome window and
store decorations for Woodmen and
Memorial day in our stores the past
week have elected the admiration
of all who come upon our streets.
The decorations are more elaborate
and beautiful than any ever before
seen in the city.
The fortieth anniversary OF the
organization of the NORWEGIAN Lad
los, A IN SOciatv WAS celehratpd at the