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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
UnoS rien J OtrGS llOran

II que pas6 hace dias 4 los ph c.
Nc Mann. emplead Zen Aduanas. es
Il ;,ma dc las riS4s del vevind ario
por "a Gale II4a. al este de New York
A el no le psrece cosA de broma
tSiuvo amos para caSarse compra r
un buen aJuar, y cu4ndo 10 hubo com
prade fue y Sc case. Al If e su
muler a tomar possession de Ia casa Ia
enc ntraron limpia. Nj clavos habia
en- las paredeS.
Uuoo iudivlduos Sc prcseniaron con
TN caro- de mudan1as, la mujer
de Thomas Melvil una bobalicona
que vive en- la misrna casa y sIilo 4
yer. le dijeroa que llevaban regalos
de boda para los novios, y 10 que hi
eieron va qucda dicho.
Y toaavia, para dejar un Iecuerdo
a la rctonta sefora Nelvi cntraron en-
su piso y Sc llevaron efectos por valor
de SIS.
Lo robado Nc Mann valia cosa dc
$500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
Ell ATENEO EN- PROGRE 0

Durante el mes de Enero proximo
pasado han sido admi tidos, como SO
clos del Ateneo, treinta y dos indivi-
duos. entire los cuales sc cucntan dis
tinquiias personas de San Juan.
T do clio d4 fe de la esplendida
vida que VA tenisndo esta respectable
instruction.; cadt dia mas vigorosa
mas auxiliada por los puertorriquefios
que aman de veras su pals y nuchos
norteamericanos que acreditan su cuI
tura, favoreclrndo y prestando su no
BILE c)ncurso al primer centro de illus
TRACTION pue rtorriquefla.
Els de aplaudir este movimiento
simpatico, en- el cual llevan buena par
te los sef1ores de la Directiva su Pre-.
sideote que de una manera incesante
trab,jan por el progreso y bienestar
del AteneO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
Muerte hotrOrOSa

En- la casa de William 4. Mason,
abogado en- buena posici6n, que viva
en- la callc i3oa., al Oeste de New
York, estall6 un incendio ell domingo
antepasado hacia la una de la madru-
gada. POGO despues de dicha hOra, un
transeunte VIC salir el humo por Ell te
cho de la casa do Ia alorma. Guam
do llegaron los bomDeros, los muy
pocoS minutes era tai la cOnfiagaclon
que les fue meme ster abrirse paso a
chorros de aqua. Lleg ron tarde.
Solo hallaron los cadaveres dc Mr.
Mason, dc s. nos dc edad su sonora
de 28; sus nIrias, que eran dos, ANA ae
dos amos otrs de cuatro meses, y la
Criada de IS aflss.
La seiiora, la nina mayor la criada
fueron halladaS hechas carbon en- ell
dltimo piso, Mr.. Mason y la nina
menor en- I'm cuarto del segunGo piso,
no quemados, sjno as6xiados.
La disposition en- que aparecian los
cadaveres del 1ltimo piso indjcaDa que
la seiiora la criada habian intenfado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
La independence

Acerca de este tema dice un pe.i6
dico dc los T.. u. :
Telegraffan de San Juan, Paerto
Rico, que Ell la session del rs un dele
gado del partido Unionista, que es el
de la mayoria presento 4 la Leg sla
tura Insuiar uu proyecto de ley pi
dicndo a independeacia de Puerto
Rico ba o la protection de los Estados
Unjdos. Agrega el despacho que en-
tre la minOria republican,. que sc opo-
ne Ia idea, y los unionistas disiden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03

salir por el techo con la nina mayor Y
no hallando escaleras. el fuego las al
canzo. kn cuahto 4 Mr.. Mason, Sc
2uFamente habia lntentado salvar 4 la
mia menor. Las apariencias indica-
ban que las tres personals mayores ha-
bian tenido tempo de escapar con vi
da que fueron victimas del amor "a
ternal, como Ia criada 10 fue del deber.
Mr. Mason era persona estimadisima,
llamada por sus meritos 5 5rillante por-
venir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03

- $40 sie> staH aeass .@
tUm r.e
s.. tolo. lo> pscal. ac Arctre..
ao Ias est ~ asft.ean tua>. nE
sea-. Gan Nom .tnras geRnla uha \
Hacrn kic i.os NuhsnoS como = $
rfas h4hAn ce ia mt>ms mRn,ra tpa-
seen ,l m4>uo acento usan - mis
'na> reisaue> picnSan. sieu;en. : quit-
reu como S pacrfarri u.sloS
I'm ios Es,aaoS Clidos ninguua de
las caionias t>;tn tan tuilasanen,e
= iGas como is clbaua Y Ia paer;otT
quena Cualquicra algeria de Cuba.
= so;guS Jos parr;o;rieue nos /. haze
mos nueSiTa. cualqu,era desgracia de
Puerto Rico el'rs 'cy crbsnas, IA ia
cen suAa.
Nos ifoS saIno> rcCllidos en Su> pa.
vas lraiernalmen;e sc nos brinda
Sincera bosp,islldad; ellos son CORES
pondIdos eH nues,ra peQueia 'ic r.
con blndsd Y cariTo. Salidos dc cora
zones mobiles Y generosos -.
Los CubSnON pueden estsr Sa,i-fe
oh $ de III bella ciudad. lena de sir-
lantoS MOO, rnos. lluminacloucs eltc
,ricaS, prvClaSaS tiendas, carros elec-
tricoS que conducen a las parties mas
dIsta lies. cOchcs 'v9anteS muCho :.
10 much slmpo'ios. nucha gracia
La Habana creCera cada dia mas
ser4 muy eSplendida.
En- Ia ciudad hay garantias, pues
cucnta con una Dueiia policia que aoa-
b6 con los r.teroS y con los III 1lfligOs
En- los csmpos hay tambien paz; el
bandOleriSmo no existc y todo el nun
do St dedjCa 10 siembra del tabacO
y de la cana
FL pueblo anna la tranquilidad, CO.
noce que rs ella su salvacion, y la Con
solidaci6n de la, Repdblica.
Eos 4ngeniGs muelen la dulcc gra
minea que cantaba Bello; el prccio del
azdc ~ es muy halagador y ell orc co
rre conSt 4ntemente, Como un:rio
La enseiianza esta nuy bien aten
did; hay muchos maestres: y muy
bien p@gps,
Los nlnos .cubanes reciben hoy en-
dia. una educacion eSmerada; la
fscnfM aica cumple su alta mission de
euStnar III a1rA44~a estOs futuros Ciu-
dadanos de la joven Rep6blica. Exis
te Ia Universidad en- Ia Habana Ins
titutos de scgunda ensehanza en- cada
capital de Provincial, y escuelas de
primera ensenanza por todas parties;
TN en- los puntos mas leJanos, siendO
gratulta y obligatoria, toda la ins
trucclon
Sc sbren COnStantemente nuevaS
c4rreteras; sc ponen en- Comunicaclon
las ciudades; hay faciiuades para tras
ladar los frutos, del centro los puer-
tos lie embarque, y cuenta la lsla con
TN ferrocarril que une la Habana
con Santiago de Cuba.
A Ia Habana lie aguarda un porve-
mir hermoso sera como Mexico, sera
como Buenos Aires, una ciudad bella,
beIisina; un algo asi como un pcque-
no Paris en- America.
GHiiferu0 DaHkIn.
Ha bana, % dc Enero de 1905
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03

Entire las elegantes damas que han
de reunlrse el domingo en- el Ateneo,
para designar la reina del Carnaval,
hgura la distinguida esposd de nuestro
respectable amigo don Manuel Lomba,
PTesidente del Casino Esps mol.
Por una omission involuntaria no f.
gnraba en- 10 lista cue publicamos aver
Ell nombre de esta DANA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
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" ~ ia % uo o'''' s'0ne' "h
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
iDESPIERTA, PoLoNIA!

lu no puedes morn II vace ineIic
Rslo Ia icrrea hota del Vosa>o.
In "a amo lie mu,rie
Iu VIVA curazun ipueblo polscol
I'll albor de tu dia bendecido
iPolonla iufortunada'
va al, ebola en- IA cIelo entriste,i1o
De Ia ~larin guerrero
RI toQue lie llamada.
Como alarIdo nero.
Repercuta sonoro estridente
Par qLc pueGas ievantaI etguIda
Gallarda V redImlda
A 10 lnhnIto la radIosa frente
S hasta aver las planta, de los Cares,
Gimio atada V llorosa
La bdndera glOriOsa
Dedad Dcndta de tus patrios lares
La bora feliz de Onquistarla suena
KOmplendO entire tuS mauOS Su Cadena
Recon yendo c6digos Y altares.
Tradci0nes leyeS;
la faz de los reyes
Que usurparon tus gIorias preseas,
Alzarte llbre; y entIe ro]as teas,
A sa udir tn CondIclon de ilota
AT0j t. reSueta denodada
A reCObraT tn espada
Cas- enmoheCida, pero nunoa rota.
Errantes y prosCritoS
Sin patria. des Olados,
presa de dolores lnhnitos4.-
Con Ia Carga gentil de sus qulmeras
Var bn CandO tus HI JOS deSGi hadCS ~
Tn retug1O pOr t1erraS extra nIeras:
IA peCho desCu bierto!
IEmgrantes en- medic del abismol
llsraeiltas que CruZan su desierto !
AascandO el duro pan del ostracl smol T.
Es hora de luchar Cuando el tirano
Ante I'll pueblo lrrltado utubea;
CuandO Fl tronO vacia ambolea
A tlerO*empule del derech0 humane;
Cuando el despota tiembla por que escucha
La ola popular que Sc desborda !"
Que lie aturde y asorda. ..
Es el momento aCiago de la luchal
Levanta tus peudones
Y reca ba, Polonial tus derechos
Usurpados, vencidos maltrechos
Al vilano poder de tres naciones
Pueblo que lucha porque heroco bravo
La copa amarga del dolor apura
Cuando sente llamadas de la altura,
Nj atado vive, nj pareCe esclavO.
lOh Po}onia infe'izl Oh. terra tristel
lOh, huerfana doliente,
Que en- reClamar su redenci6n persiste
A despecho del mundo ind fer entel
En- Ia batalla hera
We Otra veZ a Caer, tn la prinera
Entire negrOS CreSpCneS SepulCraleS,
Q levanta glorlOsa tn bandera
Cenida de laureles inmOrtaes
Ferdinand IT, CesterO.
Hda "Fidela', Toa baja p r. 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03

Son las doce del dia, hora en- que
escribin1os estas ifneas, y Sc oyen fuer-
tes bonn bas no lanzadas en- la Man
churia y 81 por los organizadore de
la fiesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-03
Ferdinand II. Cestero.

Hda. "Fdela", Toa baja, P. r.. 1905
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04

Newport lodging house IN Spokane
and was completely deceived as to
Der real character, and developments
leave no doubt that be ID the in-
nocent victim OF an adVenturist.
The woman had taken every pre-
caution TO conceal her identity as no
letters or other evidence that would
lead to the discovery Of her relatives
could be found. She told her hus-
band that, her parents lived In
Georgia and we're cotton planters.
but be did not learn their address
and was not aware Of the real facts
until they were developed By the APP
pearance Of the mother on the scene.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04
THE RUIZ CONCERT.
A Musical rreas thAs Deserved = Larger
Audience.

A Musical Treat thAt Deserved = Larger
Audience.
The Ruiz concert given at the
Auditorium last Tuesday evening was
rare treat to the music-Ioving
people Of Occur d'Alene, and deserv-
ing Of a better house. But what the
audience lacked In size it made up in
appreciation, Senior Ruiz having TO
respond to almost every number with
an encore. His program was varied.
giving ample opportunity to display
his mRrvleous technical powers as
we'll as the sweet, soul-stirring
melodies Of the lyric style. He was
at all times master Of his violin, and
held the close attention Of all pres.
emit. Probably the number which
showed his technical ability TO tbs
greatest advantage was the Caprice
fpaganini}, and the one which brought
out all the sweetness and melody
vas the we'll known Berceuse from
"Joceyln, GODDARD Other mum
bers on the program were by Sarasater
Raif, WienIawski, Saint-Saens
Stamitz aud Prume.
Senior Ruiz was assisted by Mrs
Charles Freese, soprano, Of Spokane
Mrs. Freese sang ''Still vie di
Nacht" lBohmD, Rosy Morn" IRON
add, Happy Days" lStrelezkiD wit
violin obligato, and "a Song o
Thanksgiving lAllitsen), respondin
to each number with an encore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, alec G
Spokane, was the sOcOmpanist Of th
evening. Mira. Kennedy is a plants
Of more than average ability an
much Of the success Of the Oths
artists was due to her.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04
Coonsy CoasSsI Case.

A contest was heard In the land
Office yesterday involving the home
stead Of the late Martin Cooney
which Is located on the north side Of
Echo bay and has become quite
valuable. Cooney died In March,
1901, but had previously sold his
rights to Charles Rapp, who failed 20
make his filing and the heirs Of
Cooney later submitted final proof,
but not until after the expiration Of
the seven years In which the govern
ment requires proof from the time d
fling. This failure is one OF the
grounds Of contest. o, NJ. Simoni
settled on the land about two year,
ago and Is now protesting against the
allowance of the proof submitted b
the Cooney heirs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04
PLANNING MILL TO RUS.
Manager Carroll Preparing 90 Begin
Operations.


Operations.
j. 7. Carroll, the general manager
Of the Occur d'Alene Lumber COM
pany, came 10 from Butte yesterday
and informed the Press that number
Of changes and improvements were TO
be made in the mill. II lie his inten-
tion to start the planning mill next
week with q full force Of men and il
will probably be kept in operation
throughout the year without further
stops
Charles Cake, an experienced
millwright Of Michigan. arrived In
the city Thursday and is looking the
sawmill Of the company over with 9
view to making the contemplated
changes and repairs. Among other
things the company will remove all
tramways from the yards and sub
stitute the more modern roller system
Of handling lumber from the saw.
Some new machinery will be added
and changes be made 20 increase the
capacity Of the plant by more econ
omical methods Of handling. Tbs
mill will also be strengthened and
made more solid than az present
These repairs and changes will b
made In time to start the mill early
In the spring.
Mr.. Carroll says that the compan!
will have a payroll Of over ego, oo'
monthly and IL is the intention L
make 4 full seasons cut The prox
Unity OF this plant 70 the city an'
the fact that the company is no
engaged in the merchandise bushes
or interested In any store, makes IL
operation Of value 10 the whole town
and especially TO the business men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04
sa~nroINr noH Is woUNDEp.
usrry Lsuis u.es Revolver on TOuRs
Clarence Geek.

u.yr, Isuis Uses Revolver On Young
Clarence Geek.
Standpoint, Idaho, Feb. 2.-Clar-
onoe Cook, the 10 year old atepson
al @. d. Jones, Of this place, was
aho. A the arm Monday night by
Harry Lewis, one Of the proprietors
n Keller d Lswis' cigar store. IL is
Ia Lewis and the boy got into a
quarrel and when the boy threw a
ron through the front door Lewis
pnuned him In the darkness and
.ook two shots at him with q revolver.
The shot took effect in the right arm
near che elbow, inflioting a painful,
hut not serious wound. Lewis waS
.vrasted on complaint Of Mrs. Jones,
tha charge being assault with = dead
ly weapon.
The new Ore whistle was used Tues
| aay for the .hrst time. The depart
ment responded promptly, but th'
| Az proved d be nothing more than
bnrning ehinney.
1 IA Gum, timber cutter, was ar
rasted Tuesday for being drunk anC
dlsorderly and sent TO the county jail
ar 10 days. Il IL charged that Gum
Anew 3 knife on the driver Of deliv
ery wagon and threatened to carv
the team IL &c was not turned over {
AIS.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04

that no further attention will be
given 70 80 ehimerical a scheme as
that TO furnish the state Of Washing
ton With water At the expense Of the
state Of Idaho. =
Commissioner Richards, Of the
general land Office. in his letter TO
the secretary Of the interior, sub.
hitting the survey and appraisement
Of these lands as authorized By con.
gFesa, says:
'sIhe reservation In question was
transferred 10 the interior depart
ment ~ executive order Of October
8, 1900, for disposal under act Of
July ;, 1854; II is situated In sec.
tions 10, II, -, Is and IA, town
ship 30 north, range 1 west, Boise
meridian, and contains 500. 81 acres,
~ shoNa by plst 0t survey executed
BY Marion p. Mccoy, examiner Of
survesa, under bis detailed approval
by yea, under date Of May %, 1904,
/ providing for the survey and ap.
Prainal q the lands within said re-
ssrEation, which, after dsdncting 30
acres granted 70 the Occur d'Alene q
spokans railway for station grounds,
30 acres donated to tho town Of
Occur d'Alene Tor public park by set
o. April rs, 1900, 1915 acres 70 be
reserved Tor cemetery purposes. leaF-
Ing 30 area Of sA2.T6 acres. which,
together with IS buildings found
thereon. have been appraised AZ
shoHu ~ the following lists:
Tbs baildings have been apprais'
81 At ess55 and the land Al
e3E. $50. CO. making total apprais'
cd value q $50. 75a65.
In my report Of January Is,
1904, 90 a petition Of citizens o.
Occur d'Alsne. Idaho, TRANSMITTED
~ Hon. 81. b. Hepburn. I recon
msndod that uhen the northeasi
, qsartNF ot the northeast quarter ri
section 10 was subdlvided, q pro
, rlsmstion b prepared for submits
, sion 70 the president, withholding
! ifun sale tba portion on which "a
oamssary il located aud granting u
10 tha municipal corporation Il
which Il l. located under the act o
Nanrh 3. 1898, NO, exceeding .
: years
q - invite your bttSntion, rs direct
. Cd hy your letter Of July 20, 1904
: 10 your communication Of aid dat
!, ADDRESSED 70 the director Of the geo
. logical survey.
II also incloso herewith, recon
a nenainR The approval Of the same
Instructions 20 the register and N
= esises a. Occur d'Alene, Idaho, fo
their Faidanos IN making the'oiieI
I. lur ~ Mad. together with The In
!, psovemeaAs situated thereon, and n
y quest THIS The date Of offering |
|. aScd ~ gRa.
!. Also IL a separate eommunlc'
tinn, hsyA forwarded for your Al
pForal. draft Of q proclamation gran
ing and donating lot 3, being part I
= The said northeast quarter Of a
=. quarter Of section i. col
tanning Aa.l5 Rcrca, on which q
I, poss cemetery IL located, 70 the tow
- a Occur a Alene, 10 the state
a idaho, for the use Of said munic
/, pality. ~ q pablo cemetery, 10
7, used Tor such purpose exclusive
and recommended that u be submit
:, ted to the president for biz sign
!. turn. "
The whole matter became 20 col
~ plicatsd that Secretary Hitchco'
~ decided &c wash hia hands Of 1
! whole matter by referring IL TO Pres
dent Roosevelt, with a recommen
- alton that Il be laid before congr'
for consideration.
The natter now rests In the han
o. the senate committee on pub
=, lands.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04

There are estimated to be more
than 90, 600 musicians in the United
States.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-13
RAvENA

~ 3 4. -4 s A. e
from our regular correspondent
Sept. IL, 1905.
P. Rocksvold Washington Prairie IS
leading thresher. has moved up here
and commenced to thresh for r.
Barthelme.
Philip Wagner went to Dubuque
last Tuesday to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johh johnson. James
Marklev and Bert Reed of Waukon
autoed" through our brig last
Wednesday.
John o. Blown recently purchased
a handsome new top buggy.
Joe Becker is erecting a new
granarv
Holver Sersland has his new re-
sidence nearly completed.
S. M. Ness was at DEBORAH on bust
ness Friday
Frank Schroeder received several
prizes ON his Berkshire pigs at the
Winneshiek County Fair last week.
DR.. Juen of Ossian was profession
al caller in this vicinity Tuesday
evening
Miss Fannie Cornell has returned
from her western trip.
X. Tovson has erected new wind
mill on his farm.
The Oak Grove ball team defeated
the Springfield team Yesterday. score
3 to 0.
August Lansing was a POstville
business visitor Thursday.
NJ o.d Me- IIolkau xuaro nm RI
Calmar Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniels and
Thee. Rosa went to West Union Thurs
day. !
Ole Moe was up in Howard county
recently for short visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert were DEBORAH
visitors Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stamp from Ossian
passed through our berg Sunday.
HI. Schroeder was up to DEBORAH
Monday.
ThessMisses Mabel and Pearl Welt
genant of Ossian were Ravena visitors
Monday.
poultry on the Ossian market Wednes-
day
Ole T. Hauge from south of Ossian.
was business visitor in this viinitv
last Wednesday.
Joe Kaupel accompanied by Miss
Fannie Painter of Ossian passed
through our berg last Wednesday.
We presume on their way to take in
the fair at DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Holtev were the
guests of Festina relatives SUNDAY.
H. Lansing hauled a load of fax
straw to DEBORAH Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-13
BURR OAK.

From our regular corr espondenI,
Sept. IL. 1905.
School begins this morning with
Miss. Bessie McMullen and Mr.. De-
Graf of Ossian as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Weldon. Mr..
E. Sharp and daughter Maude went
to Prosper this morning where they
took the train for Moline Ill.
Lena Bergman of Button Sunday
ed with her friend Bessie Shelley.
Mrs. Maggie Erwin came home
Saturday from Dakota where she had
been spending several months.
q Mrs. ID. Price underwent a success.
full operation at her home Tuesday by
DR.. Emmons and DR.. Swezey.
Mrs. Emmons and children and
Ruth Schanck spent last week among
DEBORAH friends.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. d.
Rice the L. S. will meet Wednes-
day with Mrs. Nora Pierce.
A large number of Burr Oakers went
to DEBORAH Saturday evening to take
in Camille" at the Grand.
The l.. IS. annual sale will be held
in the hall Saturday. dinner served
at noon; auction in afternoon.
Mrs. Ella CLARK of Cresco is at
guest at the Kelly home.
Mr.. E. Ottawav passed away very
suddenly at his home last Wednesday
afternoon. He was in his usual
health until a few bours before his
death when he complained of pain
i'm his stomach. Although in his
S3rd year he was always strong and
robust. The remains were taken to
Wisconsin on Friday for burial.
About twenty Decorahians were
present at the /. 0. D. +. lodge here
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bennett and Mr..
and Mrs. +. Maltby spent last week
taking in the sights at the twin cities.
The little two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramlo died Saturday of
cholera infantum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Headington
take their son Victor TO Rochester
this morning for medical treatment.
DR.. Emmons accompanied them.
Miss Hardin has been guest at the
Schanck home since Wednesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-13
G. M. & ST. p. Excursions.

Chattanooga Sept. l4-l6, limit Oct.
81. One fare plus $2.,
Austin Fair. Sept. lila limit Sept.
10, $500.
$4.S8 to st. Paul and Minneapolis
and return account Minnesota State
Fair. Tickets on sale Sept. TO 9
inclusive Good to return until Sept.
IL, 1905.
I. "a. Is to,Winona9Minnesota'an re-
turn account Agricultural and Indust-
rial Fair. Tickets ON salesSept. II to
10 inclusive good to return.until Sept.
s, 1905. -.
One fare plus 81. 90. for::the round
trip to points in Nebraska. Kansas.
Missouri. British Columbia. Idaho.
Montana. Oregon. Washington and
to points in the Southwest. Tickets
on sale the first and third Tuesday of
each month. Limit 81 days. S. v,
Potter. Agt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-13

IRON our regular correspondent
Sept. IL. '05.
Miss Matilda Meyer pleasantly en-
tertained the Royal Neighbors Thurs
day afternoon
James Mikesh was mp from Spill
vile Saturday.
Misses Matilda Cote and Florence
Hazelton gave nine O'Clock breakfast
Thursday. at the home of the latter.
Miss Marie Peterson returned to St.
Paul Tuesday after visiting relatives
here.
Misses Florence Besant. Tena Hoff-
man and Anna Winkler and Mr.. Win
kler returned to Centralia Saturday
after a months visit at the Henry
Miller home.
Mrs. Z. w. Hazelton went to Faribault
and Minneapolis Tuesday. for visit.
Robret Day and Tom Pierce arrived
from Chicago yesterday in the latter's
automobile.
Miss Edith Jaco bson returned We'd
nesday from Grand Island, Neb. where
she has been all summer.
Mrs. H. Miller and Mrs. III. Vessel
man returned from their South Dakota
visit Friday.
IT. w. Hazelton returned today from
Denver.
Louis Strobe and wife are out from
Milwaukee visiting home folks.
Rev. Smith held protracted meetings
at the M. E. church all the past week.
w. v. wager went to st. Paul Fri
day.
Mrs p Conley is visiting her mother
at New Hampton.
Atty. @. s. Boice was over from
DEBORAH Tuesday.
Misses Matilda Never and Mollie
Peterson entertained company at
cards Friday evening at the home OF
P. A. Peterson and wife.
On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the home of l.. Gross, occurred the
marriage of Miss Addie Gross and
John Mashek. both of this place. Rev.
Blessin of Eldorado perform ed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Joseph Harding arrived Thurs
day from Pennington to make visit
at the home of her mother. Mrs. L.
Ahern. Sr.