Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-10
OSSIAN.
From local sspapers)

CnaS. Emry returned from waterloo
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Schupanitz was De
corah visitor Tuesday.
M. j. Carter was a Minneapoii:
visitor the fore part of the week.
Eugene Malloy, son of DC. Malloy,
is here from Blooming Prairie, Mimi.
Ed. Klisart returned to Decoral
Tuesday to resume his studies at Val.
der College.
G. h. Huber, of FIT Atkinson, was
in town Tuesday.
J. H. Minott, of Rock Falls, Iowa,
dropped in on his son, f. II. Minott,
and wife Tuesday to visit with them.
Nels Duff was in town Tuesday
from Frankville township. He in
formed us that his mother had been
very sicG, but was now somewhat
better.
Henry and Frank Emery went to
Albert Lea Tuesday on business.
Clair Emery who had been here on
visit also returned TO Minnesota.
Miss Title Peck, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Dietrich Peck, who is at De-
corah serving an apprenticeship as
dressmaker, was home during the
holidays. She returned again Tuesday.
Noel Billiard departs Friday for
Minneapolis for a short visit.
Mrs. A. o. Elvidge, of Elkader, is
here visiting at L. Bernatz's.
G. F. Limbeck was business tran
sactor at McGregor Tuesday.
f. A. Figge was business tran
sactor at Dubuque. the fore part of this
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. J..
EtteldOrf, January Bird, girl. Con.
CALCULATIONS.
Fred j. Figge, John ..McManus and
Percy Billiard were passengers for
DEBORAH Thursday morning.
John Mullaney and Tom Floody re-
turned from Chicago Thursday morn
ing. They went down with stock.
Wayne Weitgenant departed for
Iowa CITY Tuesday morning. He will
take up course in pharmacy at that
place.
Mrs. Ole Peterson, of Springfield
townsh ip is very sick at this writing.
Edwin Lee returned to Evanston,
H., Tuesday to resume his studies.
G.. +. Limbeck informs us that he
will soon enroll as student in the
U. l. U. at Fayette.
Jacob Werner, who has been visiting
here Tor few days, returned to Sioux
City Wednesday morning.
t. T.
o st. Lucas Tuesday to set up several
monuments in the cemetery there.
They were sold by John Heinen, our
marble dealer.
Mrs. John Reding and daughter,
Margaret, arrived yesterday from
Madison, S. ID.
Philip Wagner and Hugo Barthelma
left today for Dubuque TO attend ST..
Joseph's College. Philip has been a
student there for some years preparing
for the priesthood, and Hugo goes
there for the first time to take M a
bus mess course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Etteldorf
en- tertaIned number of young folks
from town Tuesday evening in the
per sons of Matt Heinen, John Bart
helma, and Rose and Victoria Never.
The Woodmen of Ossian Camp No.
213 will give their 10th annual dance
at the Ossian opera house Monday
evening, January Goth. Music will be
furnished by Carpenters harp orches-
ira of six pieces.
Last Saturday evening at about Z
O'Clock the residence of Mrs. Ebert,
joining the corporation line west of
town, was completely destroyed by
fire, the origin of which is not known.
Miss Matilda Becker leaves the
latter part Of this week for. Sioux City,
Iowa, where she has been engaged to
teach in one of the schools OF that
city. Hers will be principally graded
work, for which a better teacher than
Miss Becker could scarcely be secured.
Miss Lydia Gunderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Gunderson,
graduated with honor from the higher
English course of Valdez College last
week. Miss Lydia is young lady of
many accomplishments, and adding to
them her attachments in the English
language. she is prepared to pursue
most any calling suitable to young
ladies