Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-13

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g. Trzcinski.
Joseph Lamm has been down from
Canton this week. visiting old friends
ATTY. A. d. GRAY of Preston was
tran sacting business in the city Mon
day.
1t will pay you to see the fine
line Of Dress Goods at A. Neish &
Sons.
Mrs. X. Gjerset and children
visited at N ew Richland. Mimi last
week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barker OF
Cresco were visiting in the city last
week.
Miss Madelyn Weldon has returned
from a visit with her sister at Crazy,
N. ID.
Mrs. G. III. Rice. a former resident
of Orleans township. died in San Jose.
Cal. recently.
&C. W. Steward sustained slight
stroke of paralysis last week but since
improved rapidly.
Mrs. Brorby and daughter attend
ed the wedding OF her son Jos. at
Minneapolis last week.
-Funke's Chocolates. Name on
each piece. None better. Few as
good. Hills restaurant.
The city schools opened Monday.
with large attendance. and all are
now in good running order.
Always complete line Of vegeta-
bles, fruits, nuts. candies, cigars, etc. !,
at the 9. s. Marsh grocery.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Blaze spent
last week in Minneapolis. visiting
and attending the state fair.
Miss Blanche Eddy returned to
Britt. Iowa. Wednesday, after visit
at the home of Mrs. @. Mckay.
H. F. McCusker came down from
Ocheyedan last week. for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
A monster cucumber. the largest
we have ever seen. is in our office
window, brought in G. @. Brady.
e. A. Nelson of Deer River.
NJ inn. has been visiting his mother
and sisters for a couple of weeks.
Our Burr Oak correspondent
notes the sudden death of Edward
Ottawav an old resident of that
section.
Miss Dikka Rogue returned home
Thursday from visit at Minneapolis
and other Minnesota points during
the summer.
Outing fiannels from 8 cents a
ward up. Lots of cheap blankets and
lots of gooa ones in cotton and wool
at Mott & Cos
Some very tasty and attractive
gold leaf signs have been placed ON
the windows of the Citizens Savings
Bank the past week -
Mrs "A. A. Cotter and children
returned to Superior, Wis, FRIDAY.
after visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Heinberg.
II. o: Storla. o. G. Haugen. An
drew Istad. Ralph Allen and X.
Thompson composed ,'one of the parties
at the Minneapolis state fair last
week. a.&
Prof. M. NJ. Blackburn. formerly
resident of this county and later Of
Cresco has been elected principal Of
the academic department of Tabor
College. q
Mrs. j. d. Maynard and son re-
turned home to, Janesville. Iowa.
Saturday after weeks visit at the
home of her parents. Rev: and Mrs.
H. H. Green. -
The official proceedings of the Sep
TENDER meetings of the City Council
and the Board of Supervisors may be
found in this tissue and they make
interesting reading. '"
| Joseph Spillman and wife. Mrs.
Minnie Brother. f. A. Sobolik and
wife. Henry Huber and Miss Loise
Fan of Ossian were among the fair
visitors Wednesday.
Its getting nearly. auction sale
time. Remember that this Office prints
more sale bills than all the others
combined. prints them right and at
reasonable prices. 37tf. -+
Don I miss seeing Mott & Co.'S
new Dress Goods. II you want cheap
goods we have them and we have
plenty of good ones in every variety
of style. color and quality.
Gustav Hege. son of John Hegg
of Springfield and Lauritz Larsen, son
of Prof. Larsen. entered Luther
Seminary at Hamline last week.
to take mp theological studies. i.
Mr.. Simon Kiesau and daughter
drove up from Frankville Saturday.
to transact business. Mr.. Kiesau