Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

North Bros. all this week at the
GranI.
Geo. E. Cooney was over from the
Fort Friday and Saturday.
Il. H. .Conigisky was in Chicago
last week OH bushes trip.
B. B. Dudley of Cresco was guest
at the j. H. Hargraves home last week.
H. @. Goddard arrived home
Saturday from business trip to Chi
cago.
II. o. Storla departed yesterday
fer Madison, S. d., to spend short
time.
Il. X. Biorgo, of Highland town
ship, was business visitor in the city
Saturday.
n. Crawford departed yesterday
morning for Gary, S. d., on bust
ness trip.
Don't wait till spring to tone up
the system do it now-eat Thomas
bakery goods.
Henry Giesen, the popular CAL
mar merchant, was business visitor
in town Monday.
IT. H. Larsen departed Monday
for Leroy to visit his daughter, Mrs.
o. n GiIbertson
Miss Hannah Hexom went to
Rochester, Mimi, Monday, where she
will visit friends.
No smoky chimneys, no charged
wicks, no foul Odor when You use
Roseine Oil. SO
Miss Hannah Hexom went to
Rochester, Mimi, Monday to visit a
few weeks with relative.
Mrs. Frank Young arrived home
from Hawkeye Saturday, where she
had been visiting her father.
Miss Helen Neufert went to Min
nepolis Monday, where she will enter
the employ of the Fawkes Auto Go.
Mrs. S. w. Matteson went to-St
Paul last Wednesday to spend month
visiting among relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Haas went to Hudson,
Wis last Wednesday to enter an
institution and take course for
traiuad nurseS
We are through stock taking ut
Mott g. Go. IS and we are now ready
for spring business New goods
coming in every day
A. G. Baker left yesterday for
Colorado, where he will visit brother
and look after business interests in the
northern part of the state.
A. III. Groves has been quite i'll
again since before Christmas, and we
regret to state that he does not i'm
prove as rapidly as hoped for.
j. p Enright was presented with
the handsome set of china dishes
given away by Mr.. III. A. Roe, of the
DEBORAH Tea Store. last Wednesday
night.
Tom Wiliett arrived home yester
day noon from Cripple Greek, Colo.
where he has been engaged in mining
for several months, for a visit with
his parents.
Mrs. Bertha Mott leaves for New
York in about ten days on her
semi-annual goods buying trip for
Mott & Go. to pick up all the seasons
novelties and to attend to special
orders of which she usually has a
great, number.
Hiram Cox, son of S. M. Cox, has
Joined the navy at Norfolk, Va, and
will be on the training ship Franklin
for three or four months, after whicl
he will come home on furlough fol
short time, and then start out on
long cruises, keeping him away tor
two or three years.
The Citizens Savings Bank pre-
sents a very pleasing statement il
= this issue, showing good, substantial
growth for this popular institution
Deposits reach 1916, 27S. 80, a gain o.
$3l 900 since their last statement ant
of over $7O.00 since a year ago. The
record of this bank has always beer
very satisfactory to its patrons an'
officers.
We want you to watch the items
from our store this year. We will tr!
to keep you posted as to the bes
things in the grocery line. You know
we always keep the best things. ant
the price is no higher than for in
ferior goods. Our reputation i
staked on the things we sell, and WI
will keep that reputation good
whether we make profit or not. O
s. Marsh.