Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-07
The Light for the Eyes is Roseine.

on Friday.
To wear that pleasant smile cal
Thomas bread.
| DIR. Whitbeck offers a bargain in
his residence to sell it quick.
Splendid line of goods for wedding
and party dresses at Mott & Co.'s.
| g. r. Painton was a DEBORAH
business visitor from Calmar Saturday.
Miss Lena Christensen, of Chicka-
saw county, is visiting her mother
here.
john A. Forde was up from Plea
SAINT township Saturday on business
trip.
Rev. H. Grant, of Marble Rock,
is the guest of his father in-law, Mr..
Adams.
-Roseine Oil is made little better
than seems necessary. Your grocer
has it. 5-2
New ginghams at Mott q Co. s..
An elegant line at 10 and 12h cts in
all the new designs.
A. A. Lee went to Minneapolis
Saturday to look up spring and sum-
mer styles in tailoring.
II. S. Hall came over from Ossian
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
old friend, Joel Dayton. t
Miss Edna Lee, of Ossian, was
the guest of Miss Effiie Jewell a
couple of days last week.
DIR. p. M. Jewell was called to
Michigan on Saturday to perform an
operation for appendicitis.
Fl. G. Schanck, the hustling Burr
Oak merchant, was greeting his many
friends in town yesterday.
-Supt. E. J. Hook went to Des
Moines Monday to attend a meeting of
the State Reading Circle.
B. f. Lennon drove up from his
Frankville township farm Monday
morning on business trip.
Miss Geneva Norton went to
Cresco Thursday to spend few days
with relatives and friends.
Oscar Bauder went to Chicago
Saturday on business trip, and to
attend the automobile show.
Michigan Celery is pretty we'll ont
of market, but the California is
coming fine at G. S. Marsh's grocery
store.
j. J. Hang bvaved the cold and
came over from Spillville Monday
morning to attend to some business
matters.
The supper announced to be given
by the congregational ladies on. the
l4th inst. has been postponed. Further
notice later.
Mrs. d. f. Colville arrived from
st. Paul yesterday afternoon. called
| here by the death of her mother, Mrs.
A. X. Bailey.
Miss Nellie Wohlford has been mp
from Maquoketa, where she is living
with Rev. and Mrs. L. l.. Lockard,
for few days.
Mrs, E. Q. Shaw departed on
Saturday for Bridgewater, Aberdeen
and ST. Paul. where she will visit re-
latives and friends.
Dorothy Vernon, Right of Way,
David Harum, Master Christian and
a large number of copyright books,
49c at Brunt & Parman's. 6-2
Mott & Co. show fifty pieces of
new dress goods this week for shirt
waist suits in Panamas, English
Checks, and Shower Proof Cloths.
II. p. Loasdon was down from
Howard county over Sunday, visiting
relatives and friends. He has almost
entirely recovered from his recent
accident.
We understand that DR.. Bulgin,
the evangelist who was so successful
in meetings here few years ago, was
seriously injured in a railroad collision
near Los Angeles, Cal. last week.
III. M. Cummings had the misfor-
tune to badly cut his hand in cir
cular saw while cutting wood Satur-
day. Although painful wound he
will not lose any of his fingers, luckily.
Why is it George Bernatz has such
a large trade on his coffees? Because
he handles Bells Blended and Thomp-
son q Taylor's Fresh Roasted
Coffees. There is none better on the
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Gowran, OF
Portage, Wis.,, sail from New York
tomorrow on an extended tour through
Europe. They will be absent four or
five months and will tour much of
southern Europe.
| -Theo. Bailey departed on Saturday
for Fargo, N. D., where he has
secured position with one of the
banks of that city. He is a bright,
industrious young man and we wish
him success in his new position.
| "A neat, clean, inviting grocery