Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-18


Steyer's on Friday night.
| Il. B. Olson was over from Con-
over Saturday, on business trip.
&C. Christen went to northern Min
nesota last week, ON business trip.
M. Middlebrook and son of Har-
mony, Mimi, were in the city Satur-
day.
H. w. Masters was down from
Burr Oak township Monday and yes
terday.
"A. J. Cratsenberg went to Burr
Oak Saturday, for visit among old
friends.
| Frank Morrison was down from
Burr Oak township Monday, on bust
ness trip.
| Miss Kate McAndwrews: is the
guest of her sitser, Mrs. H. H. Ruddy,
%. K. Kjorlein of Bluffton town
ship was pleasant business caller
yesterday.
&C. H. Lawrence went to the home
of his mother at Navan yesterday, for
a brief visit.
Samuel Ludeking and Miss Cora
Worth, of Waukon, visited friends in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. J. H. Haug of Spillville was
pleasant caller yesterday, being in
the city on business.
r. F. Gibson has sold the Chas.
Sydow homestead at Conover to John
Crawford, consideration $3.50.
"A fine quality of ice, about TWEEN
ty inches thick and clear as crystal, is
being cut by the local ice men.
Mrs. Ed. Stanley returned to Min
neapolis Thursday, after visit with
relatives and friends in the city.
-Frohsinn Singing Society will
give dance at Steyer's opera house
on washington's Birthday, Feb. 22d.
Tom Willett departed yesterday
morning for Ames, Iowa, where he
will enter the State Agricultural Col
lege. uss.ss-
Mrs. Peter Kneeskern of Burr Oak
took the train here Thursday for Cres-
co, to submit to an operation at the
hospital.
"A burning chimney at the Mrs. w.
T. Baker home last Thursday called
out the fire department, but no damage
was done. =,
Saturday afternoon Jan. 2lst. l.
will sell at auction at my store one
coon lap robe and one buffalo robes
Iyer Larsen. ," Il i
Dan Foley went to Stewartville,
Mimi, Friday, for visit with rela-
tives and friends before returning
home; to Cumberland, Md. s.
Mrs. Gladys Kimball Harvey re-
turned home to Eagle Grove, Iowa,
Monday, after visit with her mother
and other relatives since Christmas.
w. G. Duffy went to Des Moines
Monday, on business trip, expecting
to accept position on the road. Mrs.
Clark will conduct the st. Cloud
hotel in the future.
Freeman Anderson, who has been
in the cattle business in Alberta,
Canada, and is visiting relatives and
friends at Ridgeway, was in the city
Wednesday and Thursday.
Fridays issue of the Des Moines
Register and Leader contained fine
half tone cut of Decorah's magnifi-
cent new court house, reproduced
from photograph by Frank Muller.
- Stop that want adv, sold the
cutter right away says man who
advertised a cutter in our want
column last week. 1t will do that
for you if you give it trial.
The lecture by DR.. John Merritte
Driver of Chicago at the Grand on
Monday evening was enjoyed by a
crowded house, and with the excep-
tion of being an hour too long, the
lecture was a good one.
H. A. Warner and family returned
from Pittston, Pa, Saturday, Mr..
Warner having met his wife nd chill
dren there a week before and returning
with them. Coming home they had
the unpleasant experience of being in
railroad wreck, but. fortunately were
among those who escaped uninjured.
Fritz & Smith," a new musical
comedy in which Mason and Mason
will be seen at the Grand on Jan. 26th
comes to this city highly recommended.
New songs, bright and catchy music,
specially selected cast of forty per-
formers with welll drilled chorus
and finely gowned show girls, all help
to make this the best up to date music
al comedy ON the road.
L.