Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21
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H. Garden was up from Nordness
on Saturday, on business.
Miss Mills of Ossian arrived Mon
day, for visit with friends.
Mr.. Ben Alstad made business
trip to Calmar last Saturday.
-Messrs. Riveland and Hauge of
Ossian spent Sunday in DEBORAH.
Isaac Birdsell was up from Frank
vile Monday, on business trip.
Palmer Perfumes, the $1.OO per
ounce kind, SOC per ounce. Button.
|. Sheriff Mizener took an inebriate
to the hospital at Knoxville Monday.
WIN. Duff of Military township
was pleasant business caller Mon
day.
Mrs. Fred Goddard left for Nekoosa
Wis. Saturday, where her husband is
now located.
Don't wait till spring to tone up
the system; do it now-eat Thomas
bakery goods.
Lawrence Livingston came up
from Fayette and spent Sunday at DR..
P. M. JEWELS.
Harry Holm of Frankville has
accepted position in the drug store
of Wangler Bros.
The Public Opinion will be eleven
years old tomorrow. That's a good
many "three MONTHS" isn't it?
Look over our new stock of wall
paper patterns, 10 cents to $l.00 per
double roll. Brunt a. Parman. SO
Mrs. DR.. f. A. Meyer of Post.
vile visited her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. B. Ousley, last week.
j. M. Akers has been up from
Richland, Mo. for a few days, visiting
and attending to business matters at
Button.
The Button is at last able to offer
it's customers the Celebrated Palmer
Perfumes. worth $l.O0 per ounce for
SOC per ounce.
Mrs. ID. f. Colville returned
home to st. Paul Friday, having been
at the home of her father, A. K.
Bailey, since the funeral of her
mother.
r.. A. Griswold, who for some
time has been in thu employ of Albert
Sampson, went to Beloit, Wis.
Monday, to accept position with
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
The clubbing rate of 49, 70 per year
for the Public Opinion and Chicago
Daily Tribune is extended through
the month of February. If you want
it don't delay until too late.
Have You tried any of our canned
or dried fruits for sauce lately. Mod
ern methods Of preserving make them
SO much like fresh fruit that it is hard
to tell the difference. O. S. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Alleman
have moved to DEBORAH from Oelwein,
having sold their racket store at that
place, and Mr.. Alleman has accepted
a position with N. r. Croft as timer.
-Subject at the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning "Some
objections to the doctrine of the
and in the evening
What a girl owes to herself physi-
cally."
Last week q. N. Volding pur-
chased from Jacob Jewell and jacob
the old Ben Headington
farm on the Trout Run road. There
is 100 acres in the farm and it sold
for $40 per acre
All of our odds and ends must be
sold before March LIST, as we plust have
the room for our immense spring stock.
Also remember we bought them before
the prices raised and we intend to
sell them at old prices. Bromley
& Co. 7-2
Two of the estimsble young peo-
pie of Hesper township, Mr.. Edward
Goldberg and Miss Clara Ramlo,
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day at the BRIDES home. They have a
host of frien Is in the northern part of
the county who will join us in heart
lest congratulations.
We want you to watch the items
from our store this year. We will try
to keep you posted as to the best
things in the grocery line. You know
we always keep the best things, and
the price is no higher than for in
ferior goods. Our reputation is
staked on the things we sell, and we
will keep that reputation good,
whether we make profit or not. O.
s. Marsh.
MIR. Left Button started for Chi
cago last evening to make his spring
purchases. Mr.. Button believes in
going to the market and keeping
abreast of the times by keeping all
the newest and most desirable goods.
He will be joined there by about a
score of merchants from different