Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-02-22

Visiting IrlenuS IN the city saturday.
Ed. Chassell of LeMars was inter
viewing our business men on Monday.
Miss Gertrude Kaye of Calmar
was visiting friends and relatives in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Bilderback, one of the tax
ferrets, has been here the past week,
working with Mr.. WEIGH.
w. w. Wilson made trip to Cal
mar yesterday, in the interest of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
-Magnus Freeberg is here from
Canada, and will take back party OF
land seekers in special car.
Rev. Andrew Sorenson returned
to Candy, Mimi, Monday, after visit
with relatives and friends here
Rev. DR.. M. Willett attended a
Sunday School convention at Postville
last week, returning Saturday.
George Stoskoff returned home to
Kansas yesterday, after an extended
visit with his uncle, Sam Blaess.
After being snow bound for over
q week, the Rock Island began its
passenger service Monday afternoon.
Architect w. o. Nassett from Ed
gerton, Wis. who planned the Spring
field church has been visiting with o.
o. Lomen.
Wood saving with gasoline en-
CINE. Once in two 90 cents twice
80 cents; three 20 cents. Phone 1912.
10 A. o. Sampson.
H. A. Prastmark 81 Son will de-
corate the city clerks Office and the
council room in the city hall. That
they will do fine job is certainty.
Our Calmar correspondent gives a
complete account of the fire at that
place Friday evening, when Mr..
Tollefson nearly lost his life by suffo-
cation.
Don't miss the Colonial Tea at
the Congregational church from 8 80
to 80, Wednesday, Feb. 22d. You
will see the original Washington
tent, also miniature white house.
Mrs. E. E. Schuck went to Chica-
go Monday night, where she will re-
main for several days, studying the
new styles in millinery and making
purchases for the Schuck Dry Goods
20.
Beautiful eyes and handsome face
are eloquent concentrations. Bright
eyes are windows to womans heart.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
R. A. Eng bretsons'
Rev. Schneider and Fred Schrubbe
returned home Saturday from Sher-
rills Mound, Dubuque county, Where
they attended Sunday School and
Epworth League convention OF the
German Methodist church.
Mr.. Bear wired from New York
that Buster Brown" his dog, Tige,
and forty others are coming to De-
corah on their way from Madison,
Wis. to st. Paul. This merry COM
pany comes here on special train.
Mrs. Bertha Mott departed last
night for New York, to make pur-
chases in the first market for Mott q
90. By buying for cash of manufact
turers direct, this firm gets an inside
figure, which enables them to sell at
reduced prices.
Henry Barth of Hesper, who has
been in the Cresco hospital for some
time undergoing an operation, was in
DEBORAH Saturday and made this office
a pleasant call. Mr.. Barth passed
through the ordeal of the operation all
right and is now almost himself again.
Miss Edna West, a very handsome
and clever exponent of ingenues, has
been engaged by Manager Charles H.
Yale to play the part OF the heroine,
in the twenty-third edition
of "The Everlasting DEVILS Auction,
Co. Grand opera house tomorrow
night.
DIR. G. n. Hill, of Des Moines,
who for many years was in charge of
the Insane Asylum at Independence,
and who was an expert witness in the
Clifford trial, made us friendly call
yesterday, being recalled here to tes-
tify in the Rudolph will contest case
now before the court.
-Supt. E. J. Hook made trip to
Des Moines last week, to attend the
meeting of the Iowa State Teachers
Reading Circle, Of which he had the
honor to be elected Secretary. The
has the management of the
circle, which will give Supt. Hook
added responsibility.
Luther College Glee Club will
give concert in the l.. @. Auditorium
on the I'd of March. They have Sc
cured the assistance of well known
soloist Mrs. DR.. T. X. Dahl of Fort
Dodge, Iowa. A new feature of this
concert is carefully trained Saxo-
phone Quartette. Come one, come all
Only Is cents admission.
II. J. Davis Of this city, Frank
Morrison of Burr Oak and We editor
arrived home Saturday from Des
Moines, where they had been in atten-
dance at the quadrennial state conclave
of the Yoemen. They left DEBORAH at
8 40 Tuesday morning and did not ar
rive in Des Moines until 8 90 Wednes-
day evening, being delayed more than
hours by the storms which
blocked the roads in all sections of
the northwest.
George Herman, formerly of the
Borani Brothers, and who for num-
Der of seasons scored quite a success
as the mechanical donkey, the danci-
ing and loose jointed skeleton in "The
Evil Eye" has been re-engaged for
the part of Chaos, the Sprite, for the
23d edition of Chas. III. Yale's Ever
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