Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS.
Friday is Arbor Day.


-Elbert Hubbard tonight.
We pay II cents in trade this week
for eggs. John G. Hexom.
The Board of Supervisors met in
adjourned session on Monday.
Will Makepeace went to Postville
last week, for short visit with rela-
tives.
g. r. Reid of Burr Oak township
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Miss Rebekah Risdahl attended
the wedding of friends at Charles City
Thursday.
-Faultless canned fruits, full vari-
ETY.. Give me your order. r. H.
Tracy. Phone So. 1913
Mrs. S. Mapson returned from
Ottumwa last Tuesday, where she has
been for some time.
Thomas O'Brien has gone to Min
neapolis to work at his trade, that of
stone mason, during the summer.
Mrs. A. M. Severson returned from
Chicago Thursday, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glen May.
Mr.. Chas. Heuser of Spillville
was an over Sunday guest of his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Heuser
Harry Holm departed for Cedar
Rapids, to accept position with the
Sinclair packing house, as travelling
salesman.
DO you want fine piano in your
home Our popular girl voting con-
test furnishes way to get one free.
Ask us about it.
Fl. S. Putnam arrived home last
Wednesday from three and one half
months trip through South Dakota,
for home visit.
You will find all the finest things
for spring and summer at our store,
vegetables, fruits, berries, etc. in
season. G. S Marsh.
Attorneys Converse and Barker of
Cresco, Burling of Postville and Planz
Of Rock Island have been here this
week, attending court.
Go to Prastmark & Son for your
wall paper. They sell the cheapest
A roll of border at the same price as a
-
The "Sons of Pope" of Luther
College entertained at the home of
Mrs. K. A. Wick last Tuesday evening.
A very good time is reported.
Prof. Olson will lecture in English
at the First Norwegian Lutheran
Synod church next Sunday evening
at7o'clock on Christian Education.
Everybody welcome.
The money order window at the
postoffice will be open after May LIST
from s 100 a. m. until 90 p. m. thus
giving an additional hour for the
transaction of business.
News has reached friends in De-
corah of the marriage of liver Giermo
to Miss Edith Rowland at Watertown
S. ID. They will live at Sioux Falls
DEBORAH friends congratulate.
The ]. S. Thomas bakery is beng
greatly improved with new paint and
paper, and by the extension of the
building in the rear to the alley. and
the Encouragement of the oven.
AT Unity church Sunday morning
the subject will be How can we
reconcile such disasters as the San
Fancisco earthquake with the thought
that God is perfect goodness and
Love?''
The numerous relatives of De-
corahians in San Francisco during the
earthquake and fire have all been
heard from, we believe, and all are
safe. A daughter of Miss Brorby in
West DEBORAH lost her home by the
fire, but the family escaped.
-Nels Langland of Highland town.
ship enrolled his name among the
fifty new subscribers we have received
the past week. He goes to Groton,
s. d., where he will work during
the summer, and will read the home
news every week while there.
Mrs. Nora Riley departed yester-
day for Elgin, Mimi, to join her
husband and make her future home.
She will be sadly missed in social and
musical circles, and her place will not
be readily filed. Decorahians will
wish them the best of everything in
their new home.
George Graham arrived home last
Wednesday from Atlanta, Ga, having
received his discharge from the 18th
Infantry, with which he has been
serving for nearly three years past
For fifteen months he was in the Phil
lipines, but the past year or so has
been at Atlanta, Ga.