Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs j. Donaldson went to
Moline Monday.
Sam Nereson was over from Ossian
last Wednesday.
Prof. Haldor Hanson returned to
Chicago Monday.
Ed. Payne went to Chicago Mon
on q business trip.
Mrs. &C. Bates went to Rockford,
ILL.,, Friday for visit.
Mrs. Meyers went to Leaf River,
Ill.,, Thursday for visit.
ALBERT Anderson of Spring Grove
was down last Wednesday.
Mrs. I. W. Brunt went to Cresco
last Wednesday for visit.
DIR. Hall Thomas went to Chicago
Friday, to spend few days.
Ira Rima departed Saturday for
Minneapolis on business trip.
Mrs. +. H. Baker went to Monona
Saturday. for visit with relatives.
Mr.. E. J. Sharp of Canoe town.
ship was q business caller Saturday.
George Ihomes of Hesper was q
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Groceries, fruits. nuts, candies,
cigars. etc. at the Marsh grocery. 45t
Jos. Spillman Of Ossian was q
business visitor in town Wednesday
last.
Miss Grace Dunniug went to
Ridgeway Saturday. where she teaches
school.
Miss Mary Elwick returned from
. visit with relatives at Charles City
Monday.
DIR. K. D. Fisk stopped off here
Wednesday night on his, way home to
West Union.
The name of Upmann on q cigar
is guarantee OF high quality-try
them. 35tf
-Chlst. Forum of Washington
Prairie was business visitor in the
city Saturday.
Miss Edith Bulls of Cresco spent
q few days visiting at the E. T. Olson
home last week.
Cornell Riveland Of Lime Springs
was an over Sunday visitor at the E.
/. Olson home.
Miss Clara Halvorsen of Oalmar
spent few days visiting friends in
Decorah last week.
Miss Alma Hanson returned to
Chicago Thursday, after an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Hawley has been
visiting at the w. H. Tillson home in
sCresco for several days.
We thoroughly appreciate the ad.
ditiOn of several new paid in advance
subscribers the past week.
Miss Emm Krasuse returned to
Preston Thursday. after three weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Rev. j. Linnevo i'd returned to Ed
gerton, Wisconsin, Thursday, after
visiting relatives in his county.
-Mrs. s. r. Ringoen of Ridgeway
spent few days with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Adams, last week.
Chicago Record Herald and Public
Opinion, both one year. regular price
%. so, our price for short time, Is. 70.
-Christen Tomann returned last
week frozl Ellsworth, Wis, where
he has been working on the court
house.
Conductor Sam Collins went to
Minneapolis Thursday to take in the
football game Saturday and visit
friends.
The heavy demand for advertising
this week compells rs to print twelve
pages, in order to accommodate both
the news and the advs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Tillinghast
depart today on their return home to
Providence. r. l., after months
visit with his brother at Freeport.
"A Statements Of the First National
Bank Of Detroit. Mimi, just received
shbws footings Of al 2, 2l5. A. and de.
posits of $3.50, 746. A. A. F. Anund-
son is presidens and L. F. Bulls
cashier.
when you get an order from our
store, you know it will be filed right,
and II will be good to eat, in fact the
very best goods ON the market. We
Garry no cheap unhealthy groceries.
O: s. Marsh. 46tf.
The Worlds Temperance Union
will be observed at the Methodist
church Sunday evening. The pastor,
sermon suitable to the occasion and the
choir will render music adapted to
the service.
"A party composed of John j.
Linde, liver Linde, Ole Brenno. Henry
Hove and Andrew vigurn of Summer
township took the train here Monday
for Plaza. N. d., where they will
spend several days looking over the
country.
Miss Mae Callahan, Western
Union Telegraph operator, departs
this week ON six weeks vacation
which she will spend visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Anderson, in st.
Louis, and also visit at Chicago. New
Orleans and Memphis during her alb
sence.