Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

at Cresco last week.
IL. F. Button returned en- Friday
from trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Charles DAILY visited her
parents at Cresco last week.
Peter Meyer was over from
Calmar Yesterday morning.
Sam Blaess and wife returned from
Minneapolis Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Brakeman returned from
a visit at Minneapolis Monday.
Mrs. Joe Graft of Calmar is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Macintosh.
, GA. Porter came down from Burr
Oak Monday morning. on business
trip.
Miss Pansv Chapman of Cresco was
the guest Of Miss Maud Holcomb last
week.
Mr.. Warren Hoyt went to Vino
ma. Mimi, on a business trip Mon
day noon.
j. d. OdulcIOu VI NuiiiOiS ~
Ohio visited at the home of B. T.
Barefoot last week.
Get your seats early for "Hoitv
Toitv" the opening of the season at
the Grand on Sept 22d.
Ross Daubney came down from
Lakefield. Mimi and spent last week
visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. .J.J. Linnevold has been here
from Edgerton, Wis. for a week,
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Marguerite Vogel returned
Monday noon from a two weeks visit
with relatives in Cassville. Wis.
Uncle John Daubney of Taylors
Falls. MINI. has been visiting re-
latives in the city the past week.
Miss Ida Nelson returned Ifrom a
three weeks visit with relatives in
Milton. N. D.. yesterday afternoon.
-Alonzo Pierce and Mr.. Nutvig Of
Canton came down FRIDAY to attend
the fair aud visit. returning Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Hopperstad de-
parted Monday noon for Northfield,
Minnesota to resume studies at st.
Olaf.
Miss Lettie Landers returned from
two weeks visit with relatives in
Minneapolis and st. Paul SATURDAY.
evening.
When you want good black
petticoat go to Mott & Co. Sorosis
is the best made and we carry them
from rs cents up to 1888.
Mrs. Anna Linzenmever came
back from Minneapolis Monday after
noon. after visiting there Tor couple
of weeks with friends and relatives.
The formal opening of the Grand
will be on Sept. 22. with the great
musical extravaganza ''Hoity Toity"
as the attraction. No one should miss
it.
Peerless waters. velvet to the
touch. The best Lozenge made. sc
per package. assorted fiavois. Insist
ON having Peerless. Hills
restaurant. - ' 80,
Ben Bear has under consideration
the fixing of another corn contest for
this year. II he decides favorably in
the matter particulars will be given
next week.
-Winneshiek county corn is begin
ming to get out of the way of frost,
and such corn as it has never been
seen before in this section to our
knowledge. ~
w. T. Symonds and daughter left
for Washington Saturday. having been
called thither by the illnesss from
typhoid fever of his son John. who
went west a few months ago.
Miss Theo. Curtis arrived from
Iowa Falls Friday. for visit with
her aunt. Mrs. E. E. Schuck. accom-
panied by Landon Schuck. who had
been visiting there for some time.
III. A. Prastmark & Son are Ell.
gagged in gliding and painting the high
steeple OF thesFirst Lutheran, church,
Ed. Golz superintendent the construc-
tion of the scaffolding. which was a
very particular job.
The grading of the court house is
progressing rapidly. the northeast part
of the grounds being nearly finished.
The Board has decided to sod this
part of the square land work on il
has been commenced this week.
With broad smile, light heart,
and a good word for everyone Con.
ductor E. d. Parker gave an extra
punch 30 each of the tickets he col.
lected coming up on the Rock Island
Saturday. 1t was all in honor of
his first grandson, born in Milwaukee
that morning. and prouder man you
never saw than he.