Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-28

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yankee last week.
Frank Bowen, of Cresco, spen
Sunday in the city.
&C. N. Goddard went to st. Pau
Monday on business trip.
Kelly & Bailey. painters ant
paper hangers, All w. Water.
George Bader went to Omaha,
Neb., Monday on business trip.
John Finn was up from Prairie
du Chen Monday on business trip.
Eugene Rosenthal has received
appointment rs substitute mail carrier.
Sheriff George Mizener made a
business trip to New Hampton Mon
day.
Miss Edna Ryman, of Dallas,
Penn, is visiting at the home of III.
A. Warner.
Mrs. Clara Myrand and Miss
Hannah Hexom returned from Leroy
Friday afternoon.
"A. G.. Baker arrived home from
Colorado Friday, where he had been
on business trip
The paper hanging season is
approaching. See Kelly & Bailey,
All w. Water treet.
Miss Earlier returned from Cresco
yesterday, where she has been visiting
her parents few days.
Paul Kluster, of Halton, S. d.,
has been the guest of his sister, Miss
Bertha, since Saturday.
Miss Pearl Jack came up from
Waucoma Thursday afternoon to visit
with friends few days.
Fl. A. Schrieber and George
Brochamp, ~ the Fort, were DEBORAH
business visitors Saturday.
Phone us your next grocery order,
and we will make you happy. That
our business. G. s. Marsh.
We are here to stay. Our bust
ness is painting and hanging paper.
Kelly & Bailey, AIT w. Water street.
The Congregational ladies served
a sumptuous chicken pie supper to a
large number last Wednesday evening.
Il have the famous Bakers Bar
Hall Steel Cut Coffee for sale.
You see it advertised in all magazines.
r. H. Tracy.
III. Melaas of Bluffton township,
was business visitor in the city Fri
day, selling fine horse to Anderson
Bros.
Miss Christine Wangsness arrived
from Ridgeway yesterday. She has
been visiting her parents couple Of
weeks.
IT. f. Layelle, of Charles City,.
has been in the city for a week past.
tie New York Life In
surance Co,
Auction sale, March 18th, at my
farm, three miles east of DEBORAH.
is to be sold. A. p.
Rude. pd.
Roy Hopperstad was home from
over Sunday. departing
Monday night for, Capron. H., for
visit with relatives.
If YOUR eyes bother you or you
have headaches, consult Karl d. Fisk
at the Winneshiek Hotel next week.
He has remarkable success as an
optemetrist.
e. F. Heaton, representing the
Remington Typewriter Company, was
in town Thursday and Friday. We
note that Attorney E. r. Acres has
just intalled one of their new style
I'm the basket ball game at Steyer's
opera house last Friday evening be-
tween the girls teams of DEBORAH and
Calmar high schools, the DEBORAH
teams easily outplayed the visitors,
defeating them by the score of "a to 6.
Mrs. Il. 4. Schuck arrived home
from Chicago Saturday after spending
week in the wholesale millinery
houses, copying the latest spring and
summer styles and purchasing stock
for the millinery department Of the
Schuck Dry Goods Co.
A merry gathering of friends sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rossley at
their home last Wednesday evening,
the evening being spent in playing
cards and dancing. During the eve-
ming refreshments were served, and
everybody had delightful time.
w. T. Armstrong, of Canton,
Mimi. returned last week from his
extended visit at the coast. Los
Angeles was to him the most beautiful
in climate of all. Business very
active, the same as summer. Every
boiy full Of activity and happiness.
M. j. Helmer arrived from
Geneseo, Kansas. Monday for visit
among relatives and old friends in the
county. Mr.. Helmer was resident
of this county in the fifties, a soldier