Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-04-05
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Top notch defines our egg prices. F.
@. Schanck, Burr Oak.
| Miss Garlic Blodgett went tc
Quincy, H., Monday for an extended
visit.
| j. H. Anundsen of Mason City
was the guest of relatives here last
| week.
Mrs. f. R. Acres and son have
been visiting in Minneapolis for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wanless of Cresco
came Monday for a few days visit with
friends.
Miss Josephine Bear returned to
school duties at Lake Forrest, Ill. +,
Monday night.
Miss Martha Schlung came from
Charles City for an over Sunday visit
with relatives.
Miss Ollie and Miss Clara Blags-
vedt returned Thursday from visit
at Lanesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Murdoch
of Burr Oak were shoppers in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. w. T. Symonds went to
Cresco Saturday to visit Mrs. Perry
who is very i'll.
Miss Winger came over from
Calmar yesterday morning, to teach
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Winfield Baker returned from
her visit with her son at Charles
City, on Monday.
Mrs. Fred Kendrick went to Fay
cite, Saturday, to join Mr.. Kendrick
who has located there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Weiser re-
turned Saturday night from trip to
Chicago and Minneapolis. y
"A fine line of ladies and gents OK
fords have just been unpacked at Hex
om's. Come in and see them.
Everything that the market affords
in season at reasonable prices at the
G. S. Marsh grocery store. 14tf
Anyone wanting elm trees better
send in their orders as soon as possible
in order to get the best. Joel Dayton.
Mrs. F. H. Baker returned Mon
day afternoon from her visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Schermerhorn, in
Chicago.
Fred Ruem and Frank Muller re-
turned from New York yesterday NOR
ming, where they have been for a
couple of weeks.
The regular meeting of the Win
neshiek County Medical Society will
be held in DEBORAH, on Friday, April
18th, / 90 p m. at DR.. JEWELS office.
H. B. Amy, Secretary.
/ DR. s. I. Wyland returned home
Thursday from. Des Moines. While
there he attended convention OF the
State Osteopath Association.
VIM. Van Vliet departed for his
home in Stevensville, Mont. yesterday
accompanied by Mrs. @. H. Van Vliet
and family of Burr Oak, who expects
to make their future home there.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of I. N. Holmes at Olympia,
WASH, to Miss Lula E. johnson OF
that city. DEBORAH friends of the
groom will heartily congratulate.
| Our reputation is built upon
honest goods, fair prices and court.
eous treatment. We do not knowingly
sell inferior goods. Let us prove il
to YOU by a trial order. @. S. Marsh
grocery. 14tf.
The rendition of "The Merchant
! of Venice up-to- date last Wednesday
evening at Steyer's opera house by
the high school pupils was we'll attend
ed, and was very pleasing produc
ton, all who saw it being .elated ovel
lit.
Over hundred of our, citizens
went to the New Winnesheik for din
ner on sunday. A delicious menu was
served by Mr.. Bailey, while an ex-
cellent orchestra discoursed swee'
music. The occasion was very en-
Joy'',le one.
The D,rning out of cable in TIT
Standard Teioohone central office OIL
/, Sunday night lAade things pretty
lively for while about the place.
is supposed that the accident wa
caused by an electric wire crossin,
the telephone wire.
| Rev. o. J. H. Preus departed o,
Monday for his new pastorate a
Tacoma, WASH, Rev. Sperati goin,
with him to install him in the new
passionate and to close up some bust
ness matters, when he will return
here to take up his work as musica
director at Luther College.
Saturday was one of the busies
spring days we have ever seen in De
cOrah The roads Vera in poOd CON