Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-03
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Il. M. Stoddard went to Chicago
Monday on business trip.
p. Nockels, of Calmar, was tran
sacting business here yesterday.
C. A. Stortz went to Ames. Iowa,
Monday to take the short course.
will Lang was business visitor
from Bluffton township Saturday.
Miss Oma Button went to Mason
City yesterday for few DAYS visit.
-Manley Ouslev and son, of Austin,
Mimi. visited in the city over Sun
day.
Fred Goddard went to Grand
Rapids, Mich, yesterday, on a bust
ness "trip.
Miss Georgia Nelson returned to
Valley City, N. D Friday, after a
visit at home.
%. p. Ode and Jacob Meyer, of
Calmar, were business visitors in the
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r.. HI. Tracy and family arrived
home Monday from visit with her
parents at Waterloo.
Miss Alma Hanson returned to
Chicago yesterday after home visit
during the holidays.
%. c. Carlsborg and daughter, OF
Glenwood townhiip. were shopping
in the city Saturday.
Miss Beatrice wager, of Calmar,
has been visiting this week with heI
friend, Miss Ruth Siihring.
Mrs. Joseph Shema and children
went to Fit. Atkinson Saturday to
visit relatives for few days.
DIR. Dana Jewell arrived home
from Chicago Saturday, where he had
been spending week on business.
Max Matteson returned to st.
Paul Monday night, after spending
New Years day with his mother here.
IS. r. Ringoen and wife, of Ridge
way, were guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N H. Adams New Years
day.
Walter E. Hoyt, of Lincoln town
ship, was transacting business in the
city Saturday, and made us pleasant
call.
The ladies of the Sorority Clut
were entertained at dinner at the
Winneshiek by Miss Frances Reeves
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hugh Scammon returned
to Mason City Thursday, after {
Christmas visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. ]. Marsh.
Atty. Eugene Johnson came dow'
from Minneapolis last week to spend
the holidays with his parents, Atty
and Mrs E. p. johnson.
Miss Frances Reeves returned t.
her studies at Carleton College
Mortified, Mimi, on Saturday, afte
home visit of few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Luce, o
Minneapolis, visited her parents, Mr.
and. Mrs L.. Bergeson last week
going on from here to Denver.
r. H. Miller arrived home from
Minneapolis Friday night, where HI
had been visiting his mother, who wa
quite ill, but is better at tIis writing
Miss Tilla Marsh went to Chicag
Saturday to fill position as associate
instructor ON the piano at the Chicag
Conservatory of Music. and to TAX
up some special studies.
Philip Hexom went to Chicago OF
Friday, where he will resume studies
in art. He has made great advance
ment during the past year, and ha
much promise for the future.
-E. +. Bakken brought in fin
Norman draft horse on SATURDAY
| IIOiIl HIS ldIlh III Vhdtisoh uoN hShiP
and sold it to Anderson Bros. TO
$3.50 1t was handsome animal
dapple grey, and weighed 100 pounds
Friday and Saturday were the tw
greatest subscr Upton days we hav
ever had, both in the number of ne,
subscriptions received and in tn
number of old subscribers paying j
advance for this year, for all of whic
we are truly grateful, and will max
every effort to merit this confidenc
and patronage.
The party for the children of tn
city at Steyer's opera house on Frida
afternoon proved a most enioyabl
occasion for the little folks. Som
short speeches were made to them
they were treated to candy, an
games were played for an hour Q
more. they seemed to thorough
enjoy themselves.
When we take your order TO
groceries, we give it careful attentio
and see that You get just what yo'
order, and the best in quality tina
the market affords. Our business Ina
been built up ON honest dealing, an
we have the reputation of having tn
best of everything no inferior goods
A trial order will convince you tina
what we say is true. @. s. Marsh