Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-08-29

Local talent vaudeville, oper
house Friday night.
School books and supplies at Brun
& Parman's. 35-2
Fruits, Nuts and Candies at r
III. Tracy's. Phone SO
Mrs. l. S. Frinkle of MarshalltowI
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bromley
Frank Peters of Cedar Rapids i
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. David
Hill
Miss Stella Peck returned from ;
two weeks vacation in Chicago
Monday.
Miss Maggie Moore of Cresco ha,
been visiting Miss Carrie Birdsell the
past week.
-Robt. Relf returned Saturday
from Orchard, Neb., where he has
been visiting.
Mrs. u. G. Gruver has been -isit
ing relatives at Elgin and West Unior
the past week.
Eclipse Flour stands the test
Every sack guaranteed. For sale
by r. H. Tracy. Phone SO
Honestly now, did you ever smoke
as good &c cigar as the San Felice'
This cigar is sold by Brunt g. Parman
Mrs. Dick Ruffridge returned tC
Greene, Iowa, Saturday, after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. n.
Seim.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. j. Green attend
ed the Northeastern Iowa Press AS
ISOLATION meeting at Cedar Rapids last
week.
Mrs. Waugh and daughter, Mis-:
Althea, returned TO Winona yester
day, after a visit with her sister, Mrs
Muzzie.
The fruit season is well advanced
Better see the elegant line we still
have every day. Prices are right
G. S. Marsh.
II. A. Luros returned to Crazy, n.
d. today, after spending week visit
ing relatives and attending TO business
matters here.
Miss Nellie Headington spent
three days at Elkader last week as one
of the judges of the Art Department
at the Fair there
When you want anything. 8
buyer, seller. finder, a girl, q
hired man, money. land or a home,
use our want column.
Mr.. Bert Adams, Miss Sadie
Montgomery and other we'll known
vocalists will sing at opera house
Friday night. Get your seats now.
Working mems clothes, such as
overalls, jackets, odd pants, comfor.
table underwear, all at marked down
prices during August sale at Bears.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Chandler and
sons, Fred and George. went to Fer.
gus Falls, Mimi, yesterday for visit
with relatives and from there will &c
to Park River, Mimi.
To every pupil buying their school
books and supplies of us, we will give
a beautiful gold fish and also a nice
picture of DEBORAH high school build.
ing. Brunt q Parman. 35-2
We have some fine soft negligee
shirts with collars at SO cents. They
are worth 81. 80 each. but we want to
close them, and are bound to sell clean
out, even at loss. Ben Bear.
We have good line of good shoes,
at prices that should attract customers.
We charge no fancy prices and give
you values that cannot be matched
anywhere. Ours is the place to trade.
Ben Bear.
The Congregational church will
resume its eTening services next Sab
bath evening. There will be Praise
service and a short sermon, subject,
"a little Window of Praise Through
Which TO see Great Things"
II. Business. an aged resident of
the west side, passed away Friday.
He leaves wife and several children,
and has resided here many years.
The funeral services were held yester-
day, conducted by Rev. Koren, with
interment in the Washington Prairie
cemetery.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Dayton and
Mrs. Aaron DAYTON of Waukon, Mrs,
Jennie Miller of DEBORAH and Mrs.
Davenport of Clear Lake, la. returned
to their various homes yesterday after
few days visit at the home of Mrs.
r. S. Dayton-Preston Times
II. S. Thompson, principal of the
Valdez Business College during the
past five years. resigned his position
here to enter public school work. He
has been elected superintendent of the
Henning, Minnesota, public schools.
The family leave for their new home
Sept. Sd.