Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28

for Gordon, Wis.
Atty. Hart of Waukon is in at
tendance at court this week.
H. l.. Coffeen went to Jackson
Junction Monday, on business.
20. A. Mollart went to Fort Atkin-
son Monday on business trip.
"A large line of the late copy
rightbooks z cents at Brunt & Par
man.
-Borghild Hanson went to Hatton,
N. D., yesterday on land seeking
expedition.
so leather suit cases will be put
on sale this week; you should see
them. Button.
Miss Grace Hill returned from
Castalia Saturday, where she has been
teaching school.
e. M. Carter of Hesper spent
Sunday at the home of his son.in-
law, +. ID. Baker.
-Messrs. Ole Nelson and Adolph
Ringeon spent Sunday over at Ridge
way with their parents.
Rogers silver knives and forks.
$3. 90 per set at Brunt & Parmans,
druggists and jewelers..
Pete Barnett came out from Chi
cago yesterday ON a visit at the
parental home of B. Barnett.
w. 9. Ralston, an attorney at law
of Pocahontas. Iowa, was in attend.
ance at court here this week.
Herman Larsen departed last week
for Milwaukee where he is a machin-
ist in one of the Milwaukee shops.
Mrs. Hugh Scammon returned to
Mason City Monday, after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. W. Burdick
were at home last evening to q party
of lady and gentleman friends at 6
O'Clock dinner.
We have put in as fine line of
perfume as you can find, cut glass
bottles and pretty baskets, filed with
best grade of perfume. Button.
Mrs. j. F. Steele returned from
Belvidere, ILL.,, Friday, where she had
been with her husband the past two
weeks. Mr.. Steele is there on bust
ness.
Oscar Ellingson has returned
from Eberson, N. D.. and will make
his home in the future with his
father, K. Ellingson, in Highland
township.
Auction sale bills have been print
ed this week for Martin Hendrickson
of Glenwood township, date Dec.
9th, and for w. l.. Yarwood, Calmar
township, date Dec. 18th.
Mrs Samuel Stepp went to Iowa
City last week to be at the bed side of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Farr, who was
very low, suffering with congestion
of the brain. At last reports she is
slowly recovering.
-Supt. E. j. Hook arrived home
Saturday from his trip to Northern
Minnesota. While there he received
word of the drowning of the twenty
year old son of his sister. and went
to attend the fun eral.
Just unloading this week another
car of those fine New York apples. In
this car we have Kings, North Spies.
Baldwins, Greetings, russetts, Wag.
ner and Sweets etc. call and see
them. Get our prices at HI. j. Hutch.
inson's.
Saturday was one of the busiest
days of the year in DEBORAH. There
was a large crowd in town, trade
was brisk and the merchants were al
happy. For one of the reasons. see
last weeks Public Opinion, twelve
pages, with many big announcement:
of the mere hants.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at 10: 80 Thursday morning
in the Congregational Church with
Rev. Mahlon Willett. in charge.
Rev. Margaret T. Olmstead vii
preach the sermon and the Congrega
tional choir will conduct the music.
The collection will go to the Ladies
Union Aid Society.
One of the productions of the jot
department of this Office last weei
was q twenty-four page Course Of
Study for the DEBORAH Public Schools
Such book has not been issued for
some little time. and gives complete
information as to the work of the
different grades in the city schools,
including the high school.
| We will say to those who have
compared our prices on watches
with other lists that we are just al
low in price on all other articles in
the jewelry line, in fact we can save
You about 30 per cent on sterling sill.
yer goods, cut glass, hand painted
china, silyerware, etc. Brunt g Par