Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25

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| Mr.. Marc Lagen of Dubuque was
the guest of friendsl in 1.-THE city OF
Saturday.
Mr.. GO. Iverson of Orleans town.
ship was a pleasant business caller
Saturday.
M. E. Marsh and Ezra Reed were
down from Burr Oak Thursday, on a
business trip.
A slip ON the Tsidewalk Monday
resulted in fractured arm for DR..
Dora McAfee.
"A nine-pound boy arrived to bless
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Baker
yesterday morning.
The serious illness of his
mother called Agent U. G. Gruver to
West Union Sunday.
C. w. Glice of Mabel, Mimi. was
shaking hands with his many old
friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Flemming of
Button township were business visit
ors in the city Saturday.
Miss Mathilda Herreid went to
Hills, Mimi, Friday, to teach music
during the remainder of the year.
Lewis Blodgett shot fine nine
pound jack rabbit last week. They
are becoming quite numerous in this
section.
Mr.. and mrs Earl Middlestadt
of Delaware county were over Sun
day guests of her sister, Mrs. G. H.
Lawrence:
Mrs. w. F. Coleman and Miss
Ethel Landers arrived home last We'd
nesday from their visit with relatives
in Chicago.
-Messrs. o. L. Street and Phil
Richert Of Hesper were in the city
Friday transacting business, and made
us pleasant call.
You should trade at the only up
to-date store of general merchandise
in the county-the Big Daylight
Store. X. I. Haugen.
VIM. Murdoch was DEBORAH bust
ness visitor from Button township
Saturday and remembered this Office
with an agreeable call.
All the dainty materials for
graduation and confirmation dresses.
The largest assortment and the very
lowest prices. K. I. Haugen.
Mrs. NJ E. Meader of Hesper went
to Mason City last week, to attend
the funeral of her grandson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kirschman. !
The ladies of the Relief Corps
served supper to large number last
evening, the proceeds being for the.
benefit Of Memorial University at
Mason City.
"A pleasant company of friends of
Mrs. Norris Miller assisted her in
remembering her eightieth birthday
Monday afternoon. at her home in
the fifth ward.
John Dunbar arrived last week
from New York. where he has been
for, several weeks, accompanied by
his mother, who will remain here
during the winter.
Miss Nora Peterson has been here
from Mayville, N. D., visiting her
sister, Mrs. I. Linnevold, and will go
to Madison, Wis, to visit relatives be-
fore returning to Mayville.
IT. B. Merrill was out from Chi
cago for an over Sunday visit within
his brother, M. H. He returned on
Monday, Mrs. I. w. Brunt accom-
panying him for short visit.
Mrs. S. L. Hanson departed on
Friday for her home in Albert Lea,
after a months visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson,
going via Charles City, for an over
Sunday visit.
Charles Blagsvedt came home from
Mason City Sunday, where he has been
with the U. s. Express Co. for some
time. On. Monday he took the run
between here and Calmar, which he
will have in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jergenson Of
Java, s. d., were over Sunday visit
ors with relatives here, he being a
cousin of Mrs. Bertha Mott and the
Christen brothers, while his wife is
cousin of Mrs. E. p. Johnson. They
stopped off here before going-to-Wis-
consin, where they will visit other
relatives.
One of the attractive young women
with Mason and Mason in their new
comedy success, Fritz & Snitz" at
the Grand tomorrow night is Miss
Anna Suits who is favorably known
in vaudeville and has been one of the
cards for the past summer at the New
York Roof Gardens. Miss Suits is a
| killed dancer and an excellent singer