Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-15
The fishing season ends today.

Bears corn contest closes mex
Saturday. Bring in your exhibit.
Pretty Adelaide Thurston, great
actress, at the Grand next Monday.
Ben Bear went to Chicago Satur'
day on business trip of a few days.
Mrs. B. F. Smith went to Niles,
Mich, TO spend the winter with re.
latives.
Miss Marie Hitler came up from
Des Moines 10 attend her mother s
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Hager, of
Waukon, were in the city ON Friday
calling on friends.
-Messrs. @. J. Weiser and Henry
Reeves went to Chicago Friday might
on business trip.
Linen sale still on at Mott &
Go. s this week. Come in and save
money, big discount.
j. G. Lamm has been down from
Canton the past week looking after
repairs on his building.
The San Felice, the only five cent
straight cigar sold in DEBORAH. Buy
them of Brunt & Parman.
Nuts, candies, cigars, etc., at the
Marsh grocery. Awavs a complete
supply of the best OH hand.
Robert Bergeson returned Mon lay
afternoon from his western trip in
the interests of the Posten.
Miss Mary Opdahl went TO Itasca.
Mimi. last Wednesday, where she will
make her home in the future.
"A social dance at Steyer's opera
house Friday evening was we'll at
tended and everyone had a good time.
Insist upcn having Funk's choco-
lates. Pure. delicious. wholesome.
Funke on each piece. Hill S restaurant.
Rev. T. J. Elwicx came up from
Nashville last week, for a visit with
his father, John Elwick, and family.
John Tyne was down from Bluff
ton township Monday, transactinS
business, and made US friendly call.
Mr.. G. l.. Bailey returned to
Pittsburg, Pa, FRIDAY after accom-
panying the remains of Miss Georgia
Allison home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Hoyt have
been visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. H. ]. K.emme, in Bel
mond the rast week.
1900 fine paper covered novels,
by good authors. not the cheap kind,
but a cheap price, only 10 cents. for
90 cents, while they last. The Sugar
Bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Hardin re-
turped to Marshall. Mimi, Monday
having been called here by the
death of her sister, Miss Georgia
Allison.
Fur Jackets in Seal, Otter,
Beaver. Astrakan, Persian Lamb,
Electric Seal, Near Seal, Squirrel,
etc.. at Mott & Co. IS Saturday, No
vember 18th.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will hold a market sale in the base
ment of the st. Cloud hotel Novem-
Der 2Sth. Mince meat and lots of good
things TOR sale.
The Luther College band rendered
pleasing serenades about town Mon
day evening, marching about the
streets and playing in front of differ.
ent residences.
Mrs. l.. l.. Couse has been acting
as inspector of the Woman's Relief
Corps in this part of the state the past
week, officiating at Cresco, Monona,
McGregor and Waukon.
Cashier r. A. Algyer, of the Win
neshiek County Bank, has been at
Canton the past week assisting f. A.
Masters in getting acquainted with his
new duties as cashier of the Winnie
shiek County Bank of Canton.
Mr.. H. ]. Webber. Of Orleans
township, was a pleasant business
caller on Friday. Mr.. Weber con-
ducts large farm and also finds time
to spend few months each year on
the road for the Page Fence Com.
pany, having had excellent success
with selling these popular fences.
The man who is continually speak
ing we'll of his home town on all
occasions is the one of greatest worth
to the community in which he lives.
One good live booster without a cent
of capital is worth hundred croakers
who count their savings by the penny
and never let go of a farthing unless
two more are to be seen coming their
way.
Stars may come and stars may go,
hut Davis and Mack, the team that
have been appearing in "The Irish
Pawnbrokers' for the past few seasons,
seem to cruise along just the same.
They are headed this way and will be
seen at the Grand tomorrow night,
and as the performance gives such
universal satisfaction, a packed house
will surely greet them.