Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-12

Miss Anna Anderson spent few
days in Hesper this week.
Mrs. Frank Pilgrim and niece,
Miss Stevens, went to Lacrosse Mon
day.
Miss Emma Christen left Monday
for st. Olaf college at Northfield,
MINI.
Public Opinion and Chicago
Daily Tribune, both whole year for
only 1915.
%. H. Berg and family departed
for Portland, Oregon, Monday where
they will reside.
| Everett Hopperstad departed Mon
day for Mortified, Mimi, to attend
st. Olaf College.
Joe Hopperstad went to Wash
burn, N. d., Monday, where he will
remain for some time.
Miss Bertha Hanson went to Cal.
mar Monday, to clerk in Motifs &
Co.'S store short time.
Eclipse Flour stands the test.
Every sack guaranteed. For sale
by r. H. Tracy. Phone SO
Miss Hedvig Dahl returned to
Bode, Iowa, Monday, after a two
weeks visit with Miss Maud Hopper
stad.
Miss Martha Luehr of Dorchester
spent day or so with Miss Martha
Snyder. Yesterday she departed for
Charles City.
The Epworth League will give an
ice cream sociable Sept. 10th. at the
residence of Peter Pfeiffer. The
Oneota orchestra will furnish music.
Baptist church, morning service
l 30, sermon by the pastor, "A Cloud
of Witnesses. " Evening services 80,
Il Am the Way" Song service at
7 100. Baptismal service at night.
The production of the drama
"Parsifal" at the Grand tonight will
be one of the most beautiful plays
ever seen at the Grand. They have
been at several points in Iowa the
past week, and are everywhere highly
praised.
1t is expected that series of
undenominational religious services
will be held in DEBORAH, beginning
probably next week. They will be held
in one of the store buildings, further
announcement of which will be made
later.
ID. H. Hill & Co. have installed
fine new Crown bottling machine in
their bottling works. This is fine
machine, best in the market, which
puts on the tin caps on bottles instead
of using corks. The business of this
firm has increased to such an extent the
past few months that more machinery
and of the latest patterns is demanded.
The statement of the Citizens
Savings Bank in another column is
decided departure from the regular
bank statement. They have gone over
and thoroughly explained it so that
everybody may understand each item.
Besides this good feature, it shows
an increase of over Sl10, 600 in depos-
its from a year ago.
Just as we 60 to press we learn
of the M arriage on Monday evening
at five O'Clock of Mr.. A. NJ. Kelly,
the we'll known painter and sign
writer of the firm of Kelly & Bailey.
to Miss Julia Barth, of West DEBORAH.
They left the same evening for Mil
waukee where they will spend their
honeymoon, returning in few days
to make DEBORAH their future home.
Both of them are we'll known and
will receive the congratulations
and best wishes of large circle of
friends.
Clarence +. Kenyon, who has been
studying pharmacy in the drug store
of @. H. Blanchaine at Ossian the past
ten months, spent the past week with
his parents in the city, and played
ball with the home team during the
fair. On Monday he departed for Des
Moines to enter Highland Park College
to take the course in pharmacy, and
also the state examination for regis
tration. Clarence is fine young
man who is working hard to complete
his studies and will have profession
that will be of much value to him
when he finishes. We wish him success.
Mr. Hutton Rowe Slack arrived
on Saturday, to spend few days visit
ing relatives and old friends in the
city. Less than twenty years ago Mr..
Slack started out to follow a circus in
the lesser capacities, gradually rising
from contortionist to business mana
ger, and then entered partnership
with Norris Bros. later buying one of
them out, and now the firm of Nor
ris and Rowe are leaders in the show
business. They have big circus,
tw enty-seven cars. and are now in
Arkansas, headed toward Mexico,
being the only circus that makes Mex
leo. where they showed last year to a
very profitable business.
The families of the editor and b.