Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-18

silks at Mott & Co.'S.
For style and comfort in eye
glasses. l. H. Conigisky. 24tf.
Miss Bernice Telford of Burr
Oak spent Sunday in DEBORAH.
Edward Bear went to Chicago Sat
udrday night for few days visit.
Willow clothes baskets largest size
81 cents, on July 20 and 81. N. r.
Croft.
-Harrie Paige, of Chicago, was an
over Sunday guest with friends in De.
corah.
81. 90 values for &c for Friday
and Saturday. in cloths baskets. N.
r. Croft.
Mrs. J. c. Hexom and two daugh-
tiers went to Albert Lea Tuesday, on
visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Newman OF
Cresco have been the guest of DEBORAH
relatives for several days.
-Gunder Weblemo and wife depart.
ed yesterday for Henry, S. D., where
they will make their future home.
Lon Smith of Canton, Mimi.
was in DEBORAH last Friday. making
a brief visit with his sister, Mrs.
Chris Qualley.
Mrs. J. G. Tarvestad and daugh.
ter Miss Marie returned Saturday from
two weeks vacation at Minneapolis,
visiting friends.
The first essential for clear and
soft complexion is pure, rich blood.
which YOU can surely have by taking
ADO Family Tea. 25c.
We only can furnish 100 of these
large willow clothes baskets at 67cents
cash, Phone your order if you can
not come in N. r. Croft.
The U. l.. A. S. will meet Fri.
day p. m. July 30, '06 with Mrs. M.
Hegner, At the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hanson.
Chris Qualley, wife and son Ray
mond, left yesterday for a weeks visi,
with Mrs. Qualley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Smith, near Canton,
MINI.
We want our customers to profit
by our successful purchases. This
week Friday and Saturday willow
clothes baskets only 81 cents. N. r.
Croft
Mrs. Whitmell and daughter Mrs.
H. G. Johnson departed Thursday
evening Mrs. Whitmell to Mil
waukee, Mrs. Johnson to Chicago fo
visit.
Don't forget that Tolef Twenge
jeweler has moved his jewelry bust
ness from X. A. Vick's to o. N
Bagne's building, nearly opposite tn,
post Office.
Fred Chase, manager of the Eclips,
Lumber yards at Fredericksburg. il
enjoying few days respite from hi
duties and is visiting DEBORAH rela
| tives and friends.
"A reception was given by Rev
Evans and wife of the Baptist churcl
to the members of his congregation al
the pastors home on River street. an(
most enjoyable evening was spent.
B. o. Marsh returned Saturda,
night from his regimental outing will
the SD Regiment Band, having walk
ed to DEBORAH from Waukon Saturda,
afternoon. He reports splendid time
The Epworth League of the M. E
church will hold lawn sOciable a
the residence of Mrs. Martin Christie
pher Friday evening" July 27th. Al
orchestra will furnish music, and
everyone is invited.
--Supt. Hook has received quantity
of maps of the State of Iowa from
the Iowa Railroad Commission ant
School directors are requested to cal
at the Superintendent Office in De
corah and get one for their school.
Mrs. Phoebe Lincoln. specialist.
Birthmarks, Superfuous Hair, Moles
| Warts, Broken Veins and Lime Ball
permanently removed by electricity
| All work guaranteed-best of refer
ences. Office in the ID. E. Reed hard
ware building. 26-tf
We are still repairing watche
and jewelry at just one-half the re
gular price We want to show 20,
the kind of work we are turning out
and trust you will take advantage o.
our liberal offer. Brunt & Parman
druggists and jewellers.
Mrs. Lane and daughter. Mis-
Constance, and two sons Clifford ant
Derante are guests at the home o
Mrs. Lanes father, Peter Pfeiffer. OF
Broadway. They came up in biz
touring automobile, coming here from
Lake Okoboji, where they had beer
having an outing. A friend, Mis-
Clack of Clear Lake accompanies
them.
What has become of the common
house fly? Up to the present time h.
4 @ - l. 4.