Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-11-08

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November 10th at Steyer's opera
house. You better go along with the
crowd.
John Griebel departed yesterday
for Colorado, where he will spend she
winter.
Rev. w. McVettie went up to
Cresco Thursday noon to attend q
funeral.
Miss Maud Hopperstad went 10
Minneapolis Friday to remain for .
few days.
Conductor Sam Collins Of the
branch has been taking lay-off the
past week.
Miss Lulu Waugh came down from
Monona Thursday to visit with friends
and relatives.
Luther Reed and daughter spent
Sunday among relatives and friends
near Burr Oak.
Our stock is complete, our prices
right, our service unexcelled. @. s.
Marsh, the grocer.
Mayor f. W. Daubney and wife
arrived home Thursday from several
days spent in Chicago.
Mrs. E. A. Waterbury went to
Minneapolis Friday to visit with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Stringer.
Mrs. w. K. Barker and Mrs. Will
Wildman, of Cresco, are guests for a
few days of Mrs. w. J. Norton.
You will have the best time You
ever had if you attend that big dance
Friday evening, November 10th.
DIR. T. @. Hutchinson arrived
home from business trip Of several
days TO Chicago and Cincinnati.
Miss Tilla Rogness has been down
from Minneapolis for the past week
visiting among relatives and friends.
Mr.. Fred Chase went to Fred
ericksberg Friday, where he becomes
manager Of the Eclipse Lumber Go. IS
yard.
Tonight the ladies of the Unity
Circle will serve an oyster supper in
the church parlors. All are cordially
invited.
Miss Bertha Hanson, who has been
clerking in Mott g. Co.'S store at Cal
mar since it opened, has returned TO
DEBORAH.
"A. f. Anundson went to Fargo,
N. d., Friday noon, where he will
become an officer in loan and trust
company
The best dance orchestra ever in
DEBORAH will furnish music for that
big dance next Friday evening. Why
not come?
-"Brag" is not necessary in good
photography. Just look at the photos
made by Reynolds. They speak for
themselves.
"A quartette of members of the
local Masonic lodge drove to Calmar
Saturday evening TO he present at the
comforting of the third degree.
-Drs. J. s. Roome and E. M.
Heficn, of Calmsr, were in the city
Friday attending business meeting
of the doctors to arrange for the coming
convention.
Mrs. ]. M. Boehm and children
arrived home Saturday from visit
with relatives and friends at Lacrosse,
ON Saturday, Mr.. Boehm meeting
them at Calmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellum, of
Winslow, Ill, former residents of this
county, have been visiting relatives
and old friends in Burr Oak and De-
corah for few days past.
IF. NJ. Zell, of Sumner, won first
prize in the butter competition at the
meeting of the Iowa State Dairy AS
ISOLATION at Cedar Rapids last week,
making score of 9716 per cent.
Mrs. E. r. Stone, mother of Mrs.
DR.. Whitbeck, who has been visiting
her short time, went to Butternut,
Wis.,, Friday noon to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Cady.
--Severt Brorbv came over from New
Hampton last week to visit his mother.
He recently went to New Hampton
from Moline, ILL.,, where he had to
quit work on account of poor health.
County Treasurer E. r. Haines
commences the publication of the de-
linquent tax list in this issue.of Pub
lie Opinion. The list is little
larger than last year, and it will be
well for all our readers to peruse it
carefully and see if their names ap-
pear thereon.
Hugh Baker, of the u. s. Bureau
Of Forestry, who is in charge Of
Forestry ut the Iowa Agricultural
College at Ames, accompanied by w.
H. Won Bayer and E. o. Seicke Of the
Forestry bureau in Washington, have
been in the city the past week, making
study Of the local forestry condi-
tions. II they can evolve some plan
to reduce the price of wood from 90 or
So to 81 or 81 per cord, they will re-
ceiye the everlasting communication