Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-29
at Trzciuski,s. 4s.4

spent Thursday in DEBORAH.
Mrs. Ida Hanson returned to
Albert Lea Thursday noon.
Mrs. r. Padden was up from
Frankville Saturday, shopping.
Attorney Frank Savre visited his
daughter at Grinnell last week.
Miss Carrie Orr. of Monona, visit
ed friends in the city last week.
j. j. Seegmiller went to Sioux
Falls Monday ON business trip.
Leo Schenck went to Mason City
yesterday. where he will remain.
Otto Sorenson departed last week
for Texas with company of land
seekers.
Mrs. DR.. A. q. Woodward and
daughter returned yesterday from
Minneapolis.
Miss Ruth Montgomery went to
Minneapolis last Wednesday for visit
with relatives.
B. p. Doan, of Bloomfield town.
ship, was transacting business in the
city Thursday.
R. Miller goes to Minneapolis
today to spend Thanksgiving with
his wife an l daughter.
Mrs. r. Cameron returned to
Cresco Friday after visiting with Mrs.
Isaac Nelson few days.
Miss Jessie Brown returned to
McGregor Friday, after visiting Mrs.
II. b. Crosby few days.
Miss Marie Hitler returned to
her studies at Highland Park College,
Des Moines, last Wednesday.
You are personally invited to
attend our Grand Holiday Opening
Saturday. A. Neish & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thune came down
from Minneapolis Saturday afternoon
to visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Heinberg and
daughter, Miss Bessie, went to
Superior, Wis. ,to>spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. E. ID. Brian, of st. Paul,
has been visiting at the home of her
uncle, w. p. Rima, since Thursday
last.
Mrs. HI. Tohiason concluded an
extended visit with relatives here
Friday ard returned home to Mil
waukee.
WIN. Thomas departed ON Friday
for his home in Meanwhile, Pa. after
a visit with, his brother, A. d.
Thomas.
Mrs. w. A. Daskam returned to
Fort Atkinson Monday after visiting
couple OF weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Goddard
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Congregational church
tomorrow at 20 80 n. M, DR.. Willett
preaching the sermon.
Postmaster j. Marsh and family
will spend Than ksgiving with their
children, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Scammon at Mason City.
Mrs. F. A. Masters departed on
Thursday for the new home of the
has charge of the bank.
John Symonds arrived Saturday
afternoon from Spokane, Washington,
having recovered from an attack of
typhoid fever. His father accompanied
him home.
If your eyes bother You or you
have headaches, consult Karl ID. Fisk
at the Winneshiek Hotel next week
Monday to Thursday, 6 y. m. He
has remarkable success as an optome-
trist.
The flag of Norway was flung to
the breeze on some of our pablo bnild-
ings Saturday in honor of the
coronation of the new King, HaakOn,
who received the unanimous vote of
the Storthing, after popular vote
of the people of Norway several DAYS
ago.
An Industrious boy wanting to
learn good trade, that will always
furnish him steady employment at
good salary il he is proficient, can
have such an opportunity now at this
Office. Every yonng man should have
a trade or profession, and the print
ing business offers excellent oppor-
tunities.
The lecture at Steyer's opera
house last Friday evening ON Crime,
It's Cause and Effect on Society"
given by Dan Walker was fairly we'll
attended. In the opening of the
address Dan said it was his first ap-
pearance before an audience, but he
demonstrated before he finished that
it was with very little effort tina. he
made his address. lasting over an hour.
He gave the history of his life, etc.,
from childhood up to the present
time. His talk was interesting, and
he wanted to impress on the audience
that his future life here. would be
conducted in a thoroughly upright
manner, and all he desired was the
privilege OF proving IL.
We are in receipt of statement of
the condition of the Red River Valley
National Bank, of Fargo, N. DIX, of
which Robert Jones is president, and
#. j. Weiser, vice president, showing
the institution in excellent condition.
with deDosts aRgregating SIT, 395. SO.
Also card noting the organization
of the Midland Security Company of
Fargo, with a capital of $50, 600, and
among its list of directors are the
following we'll known in this vicinity |:
b. Anundsen, g. ]. Weiser, Ben
Bear, E. J. Weiser, A. f. Anundson,
who are associated with prominent
men of Fargo and other cities in the
above new company, which will deal
in farm loans.
Ben Jerome's most successful
operatic comedy, "The Royal Chef"
which comes to the Grand on Decem-
Der 18th has just completed run
which embraces nearly thirty-five
weeks in Chicago. The very capable
cast presenting this merry musical
comedy includes Harry Hermsen, the
we'll known Dutch dialect comedian.
Harry Leone, Lillian Sellery, Jos.
Welsh, Helen Darling, LaBelle Blanche