Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09

grocery.
Ask to see the new silks just re-
cieved at A. Neish & Sons.
George Boyer came down from
Austin and spent Monday in DEBORAH.
j. A. Lund of Harmony, Mimi.
was business visitor in the city Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Spillman and
son of Ossian visited in the city last
Wednesday.
Fruits, nuts and candies, olives,
pickles, canned and fresh meats. R.
H. Tracy. Phone SO. 17-3
If your watch or clock trouble you
F. J. Billow is the man to see. Salts
faction guaranteed. 1919
Il have lots of good soft wood,
sawed and split for sale. Order now.
Emil Rosenthal. 1874.
ALI kinds of the best floor var
nish, and all sizes of window glass
at Prastmark q Sons.
The u. L. A. S. will meet Friday
p. M. May IL. 1905, with Mrs. H.
Portrait. Mrs. H. Gold. Sec.
Mrs. Theo. A. Olson of Calmar was
shopping in the city Friday and Sat-
urday and calling on old friends.
If you want your Watches, Clocks
and jewelry fixed right go to F. J..
Billow, the most experienced watch
repairer in DEBORAH. 1879
If you want an order of groceries
that's clean and fresh, give Tracy
your order. He will do the rest
Phone No. SO. 1873
"A. d. Galusha has resigned from
the mail service and purchased drug
store in st. Paul. which he will con-
duct in the future.
&C. G. Coutant departed yesterday
afternoon on a trip to Texas, where
he will combine business with an
effort to recuperate from impaired
health.
-Seegmiller Bros. shipped in a fine
looking four-y ear-old Percheron horse
Sunday morning, and sold one yester-
day for $3.50, which went to Rock
county. MINI.
Mrs. Hannah Eristine Anderson,
aged about 80 years, died at her home
in West DEBORAH on Friday, and was
buried in the Norwegian cemetery
Sunday afternoon.
A. +. Anundsen has been down
from Detroit, MINI. the past week,
packing and shipping his household
goods. The family will leave this
week for their new home.
Miss Harriette 1. Barthell returned
to Troy, N. Y. yesterday after visit
ing here for several months. Miss
Barthell returned little earlier than
was expected, called back by the ILL.
ness of her mother and sister.
Subject at the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning Hidden
processes of Transformation +" In the
evening there will be the first in a
series upon representative modern
christians; subject President Roose-
velt-a Typical American.
Joseph d. Evans from New York,
a man on fire for God, will speak at
the Baptist church next Sunday, May
18th, at 10 80 a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Song services will begin at 7 O'Clock.
The Torrey- Alexander songs will be
used
ALI the new things in vegetables
will be found at the Marsh grocery
this week. At this season of the year
we make a special effort to keep a
stock of fresh goods OF hand.
We Will not send you anything un-
Solomon Headington. brother of
JdCOD anu JOiin DISQUALIFICATION VI Nv
corah, died at his home i'll Joliet,
April 18th and was buried
there Easter Sunday. His death was
caused by complications contracted
during his service during the civil
war. He was a resident of this county
about twenty years ago.
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day morning Miss Manning, return
ed Missionary from China, will speak.
and in the evening will occur the
of the Epworth League.
an address by the castor to
the young people and the newly elected
officers will be installed.
AT the meeting of the state dental
society at Des Moines last week the
two Decorah dentists in attendance
were both highly honored, DIR. G. L.
Topliff being elected Secretary of the
state society, position which entails
much work and carries with it large
influence among the dentists of the
state, and DR.. f. w. Conover was
made member of the executive COM
mittee, also position of honor and
authority.
Readers will remember l.. j.
Tjernagle, formerly a resident of this
city. who was some time ago disbarred