Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-10-25
Miss Bertha Hanson, of Calmar
Sundayed in DEBORAH.

Sundayed in DEBORAH.
IT. ". Hazelton came over from
Calmar Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Halves went
to Waterloo Monday morning.
Try the San Felice five cent
straight cigar. Brunt g. Parmau.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Puntney of
Oresco. visited relatives here last
| week.
| --Messrs. Arthur Glass and Robert
Daymon. Of Cresco. spent Sunday in
DEBORAH.
Mrs. B. H. Adams went to Ridge
wav Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. 8. R. Ringoen.
Mr.. M. Cation, chief carpenter Of
the O. M. 8 st. P. came down to
DEBORAH Monday morning.
% Casterton wsrt to Prairie du
CHEN yesterday. where he will try the
treatment there for rheumatism.
Insist upon having Funk's choco-
lates. Pure. delicious. who lesome.
Funke on each piece Hills restaurant.
B. E. Bncknell has added set OF
fine barber chairs of the most improved
pattern to his shop equipment this
week.
Mrs. r. p. Adams went to Chi
csgo on Monday evening TO spend a
few DAYS with her daughter, Miss
Georgia.
Fl. w. Thompson was out from
Chicago Saturday visiting his parents
and calling on his many old friends
in the city.
Peaches, pears. plums, bananas,
oranges. grapes. blackberries and all
kinds Of fine fruit in season at
Marsh's grocery.
Rev. o. j. Ordal and family de-
parted yesterday for Waterville, AL
lamakee county. where he will take a
passionate in the Lutheran church.
Rev H. H. Green went to Inde-
pendence Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of Rev. Q. H. Taylor, a former
presiding elder Of Dubuque district.
Henry Frettheim arrived home
Saturday from Iowa City, where he
submitted to q difficult operation for
appendicitis. He is recovering rapid
ly, q fact which his many friends will
be- glad to learn.
Miss Nellie Abbey returned from
st. Paul and Minneapolis Monday,
where she had spent week with her
brother, Ed. taking in the many sights
to be seen there.
j. H. Logsdon had some bills
printed here Monday for an auction
sale Of short horns and horses on his
Frankville farm on Nov. Sth This
will be good opportunity to secure
some choice stock.
On account of poor health, Mrs.
j. E. Barber, babe goodbye to De-
corah friends on Monday after living
here since 1851, and went to live with
her daughter at Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. Her address will be 924.
West Tenth street.
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Geo. H. Baker is receiving the
congratulations of his friends because
of his having acted as Grand Messenger
for the Grand Lodge meeting Of the
I. o. o. F. held at Cedar Rapids last
week. The position was doubly graft
flying because Of the appointment
having come without previous in
timation or expectation and was a
complete surprise. E. w. Cutting
was re-appointed upon the Board of
Instruction for the ensuing year, a
position he has held for the last three
years. Those who were in attendance
from this section were G. H. Baker
and wife, E. w. Cutting, M. o. Dali
vey. +. E. Bloomfield, DEBORAH: WA.
Harvey and wife. Castalia; Mrs. f.
O. Schanck, Burr Oak.