Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-10-25

| Jos. BLOCK was down from OreScC
Friday on business.
"A great sight to look at the Ber
Bear fur department.
H. Konke went to Cresco Friday
for visit with relatives.
%. NJ Selnes drove down from
Hesper Monday on a business trip.
Frank Flint came up from Man.
chester Monday on business trip.
Give the G. S. Marsh grocery a
| trial order and we will take our
| chance on getting your future bust
/ ness.
Mrs. J. NJ. Boehm and children
are spending a few weeks visiting
relatives in La Crosse.
Anon Opsal, Of Lincoln township.
was in the city FRIDAY, looking after
some business matters.
The San Felice, the only five cent
straight cigar sold in DEBORAH. Buy
them of Brunt q Parman.
Anton Zwack came up from Du-
buque yesterday to attend the funeral
of Henry Schplze in the afternoon
Mrs. Arthur Dodd came up from
Strawberry Point apd spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Jos. Shima.
Miss Mabel Bernatz was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Gel.
sen at Calmar few days last week.
Lew Halse, on r. R. No. 8. is
now buying poultry for Cresco firm,
and will pay the highest market price
in cash.
ID. j. Mckay departed yesterday
for New Orleans, La. after visit
with relatives and friends in the
county.
The Episcopal ladies have been
holding rummage sale in the build
ing opposite the postoffice for several
days past.
Rev. Frank Gallagher returned
home to Dubuque Saturday. after
visiting his parents in Button town.
ship for time.
&C. A. Mckee, of Freeport, de-
parted Monday for Ada, MINI, where
he will have charge of mill for the
Union Fibre Co.
The Frohsinn Society gave a
dannce at their hall ON Friday eve-
ming, which was enjoved by quite a
large party, and Melted them neat
sum.
We have just received large
supply of San Felice cigars, the best
five cent straight cigar in the city.
Come. in and try one. Brunt & Par
man.
II. w. Hazelton and &c. Walker,
OF Calmar, attended the Masonic
meeting on Monday evening, when
two candidates were given the third
degree
Atty. J. T. Ahern, of Billings,
Mont, formerly of Calmar, was in
the city Saturday on some professional
business, and called ON many old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Plummer ar
rived from Forest CITY Saturday and
Will Schulze from Virginia. Mimi,
Monday, called here by the death of
Henry Schulze.
Prof. Mahafy concludes his ser.
vice as principal of the high school
this week, and goes to Lime Springs
to commence his pastorate there. The
good wishes of all go with him.
Peter Rooney arrived home last
week from Nevada. where he has been
for several months, looking after his
gold mines. Pete says there is more
money in base ball, and has returned
to get his team in shape for next
season.
The new residence erected by
Peter Jensen ON the site of the old
Arlington barn is nearing completion,
and greatly improves the appearance of
that street. 1t will be occupied by
the family of DR.. G. NJ. Stevens when
completed.
Hon. A. jacobson arrived home
Monday afternoon from a visiting
trip to South Dakota and Western
Iowa. While he was absent he attend
ed the meeting of the pioneer Nor
wegians of America at Story City,
Iowa, in company with Peter E.
Haugen and Halsten Nelson Of this
city.