Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-03-07

Atty. E. r. Acres went to Algons
Thursday to try some cases in court.
| Mrs. Robt. Simpson went to
Waukon yesterday for few days
visit.
Mrs. John Lubke and daughter
visited at Blue Earth, Mimi, last
week.
Miss Jessie Kratz went to Ridge
way last Wednesday where she will
remain.
| "A. F. Schmitt, of Sumner town.
ship, was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
| ben Alstad made a business trip
to Chicago last Saturday, returning
Tuesday.
20. T. Hamre departed yesterday
noon for Canora. Canada, on bust
ness trip.
Miss Ethel Lloyd has been here
for several days past, visiting relatives
ana OLD friends.
%. A. Lomen was down from
CrOokston, Mimi, to attend the fun
eral Of his father.
Mrs. J. @. Beard arrived home
last week from very pleasant visit
with Chicago relatives.
Miss Pearl Jack returned to
Waucoma last Wednesday after visit
ing friends few days.
--J.J. Rosa was down from Canton,
Mimi, last Wednesday, where he is
managing a big stock farm.
ID. A. McMartin, of Bloomfield
township, was an agreeable caller Fri
day, being in the city on business.
&C. II. Lawrence was over from
Jackson township couple of days last
week, attending to business matters.
Mrs +. I. Weiser arrived home
last week from her visit at Fargo, N.
d. accompanied by her granddaughter.
Joseph Hutchinson was DEBORAH
visitor from Sioux City last week,
visiting relatives and renewing
acquaintance with friends of former
days here.
Mrs. Warren E. Hoyt departed
yesterday afternoon for Monrovia,
CAL, TO visit her husband, who is
experimenting the erection of a
mill there.
Dan Riley went to Prairie du
Chen on Saturday AMI spent Sunday
with his wife, who has been at the
sanitarinm for some time, receiving
treatment.
Did you ever try our line of dried
fruits? When prepared properly it
is hard to tell them from the fresh
fruit. o. S. Marsh, the up.to-t the
minute grocer.
"A hurried telephone call will
bring to your kitchen at any time the
finest productions of the Rrocer's art,
delivered on time, in good condition
and at reasonable price. G. s. Marsh.
Our new wall papers are ready
when YOU are ready. Our decorators
will do your work when you want it
done. We will figure with you so that
you will know what the job Will cost.
/ won't be double the price you ex-
pected TO pay.-Brunt 81 Parman.
1912
When you want Muslins, Calicos,
Ginghams, Sheetings, Shirtings or
anything in staple Dry Goods you can
always find it as cheap at Mott &
Go. s as anywhere else, and yon will
generally find it little cheaper. We
try to make it an object for you to
trade with us.
Have you ever stopped to think of
the many good things we carry in our
stock. We don't hunt for the cheapest
goods. but for the best ones. That is
the reason we carry Kabo Corsets,
Munsing Underwear, Wayne Knit
Hosiery, Columbia Yarns, etc. We
aim to give you the best at Mott &
Co.'s
Have you read any of these late
books: Fair Margaret, Nancy Stair.
Ben Blair, The Man of the Hour, The
Conquest of Caanan, The House of
Mirth, The Road Builders, The Last
Hope, A Servant of the Public, The
Coming of Billy, Land Ho!, Minerals
Manoeuvers, The Grants and Captain
All. They are all in the public
library.
We want you to watch the items
from our store this year. We will try
to keep you posted as to the best
things in the grocery line. You know
we always keep the best things, and
the price is no higher than for in
ferior goods. Our reputation is
staked on the things we sell, and we
will keep that reputation good,
whether we make profit or not. G..
S. Marsh.
Two handsome Hamilton pianos,
absolutely high grade, value $400 each,
will he given away ahsolutelv free To