Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-23

II. H. Bradish went to Minot N.
d. to spend a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. G. N. Goddard went on a
business "Trip to ST. Paul Tuesday noon.
Mrs. E. T. Wilcox and daughter
Miss Fannie. arrived home yesterday.
Mr.. F. H. Baker went to Sioux
City Tuesday morning. to visit re-
latives.
p. A. Klinkenberg of Frankville
tonship was pleasant business caller
yesterday.
Mrs. Busch and daughter came
down from Calmar Tuesday morning
to spend the day.
Mrs. Wilcox and daughter. Miss
Hattie returned tuesday from their
trip to Portland Oregon.
Mrs. E. W. d. Holway came
down from Minneapolis Monday after
noon to visit with friends.
Miss Edith Daubney departed, for
Sioux City Tuesday to visit with re-
latives for couple of weeks.
Mrs. ]. W. Miller and daughter
arrived home Monday from Dubuque,
where they had been visiting relatives.
C. J. Weiser and family arrived
home Thursday last from their trip
to Norway, after most delightful
journey.
Miss Alice Weis came down from
st. Paul yesterday to visit with her
friend. Miss Edith Hamre for a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. WA. Lambert visited at the
Tipp home in Conover Friday be-
tween trains. She reports Mrs. Tipp
verv low.
Mr.. Knapp. Of the Northwestern
Pantorium returned yesterday after
noon from two weeks vacation in
Mason City. 3"
DIR. G. NJ. Stevens and NJ. T.
Torsen returned Monday morning from
their trip to the Pacific coast and the
Portland Exposition. :,
.,-Messrs. N w. and A. N. Vance
returned home yesterday noon from
Joliet. ILL.,. where they were called
by the sudden death of their oldest
brother
L. A. Larsen of st. Paul. who
has been visiting with his family in
Ridgeway. was in the city yesterday. |
accompanied by his sister. calling on
friends and shopping.
Miss Emma Christen. Miss Ida
Josvanger and Miss Borghild Hanson
went to st. Ansgar to attend the |
Luther League Convention which will |
be held there this week.
Miss Elizabeth Lomen who has
been visiting A. o. Lomen for a
couple of weeks returned to Crooks
ton, Mimi, Tuesday noon. She is
the Public Librarian there.
Mrs. Helgesen returned to her
home in Milton N. D.. Tuesday noon.
She has been visiting her parents II.
Nelson and wife. Her sister Miss
Ida Nelson accompanied her.
Mrs. O. w. Edwards came out
from Clear Lake Monday afternoon
to visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bromely until Thursday, when
she will go to Chicago to reside.
"A note from Thos. Graham at Des
Moines says that there are 5000 hogs.
500 cattle and 800 horses entered for
the Iowa State Fair. the largest stock
show ever held in Iowa. and that the
fair will eclipse all former fairs.
Postmaster j. ]. Marsh returned
on Monday from Merrill, Wis. where
he spent Sunday with his brother.
who underwent an operation at the
hospital. He left him doing as we'll
as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
The old settlers picnic at Bluffton
yesterday was largely attended
There was music, speech making and
sports of different kinds. including a
baseball game between DEBORAH and
Cresco. at which DEBORAH won. of
course. the score being 20 to ].
The handicap tennis tournament
given by l.. u. Fulton for Gold |
Medal racket valued at eight dollars
opened ON the courts near the high |
school yesterday afternoon. and at
tractel quite q number. The play was
exciting. and proved quite close owing !
to the handicaps. Only n portion of
the players got into the game yester-
day and the remainder will play this
afternoon. 1t will be impossible TO
give the result. Of course, until after !
today's playing.