Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

A. G. Heck was over from Ossian
Saturday.
p. c. Olson was down from Burr
Oak Saturday, on business.
Why not give Tracy an order for
groceries? Phone SO. 1873
B. H. Adams went to Calmar
Friday morning on business trip.
Our shirt waists are different from
others. You should see them. Button.
Miss Laura Dahl came over from
Calmar Friday to spend a day or two.
Don't wait till spring to tone up
the system; do it now-eat Thomas
bakery goods.
Mr.. H. H. Worth returned from
McGregor Friday where he has been
on a business trip.
-Faultless canned fruits, full vari-
ETY.. Give me your order. r. H.
Tracy Phone SO. 1913
IT. H. Johnson, the Rawleigh medi-
cine man, will have headquarters at
the st. Cloud hotel.
Mrs. H. E. Riley departed Mon
day evening for Decatur, Mich, for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Cady.
You'll miss something unless you
make it point to visit our store dur
ing our remnant sale. A. Neish q Son.
-Everthing in groceries and the
price right. Just phone No. SO if you
can't come personally. r. H. Tracy.
1873.
Charles Dayton came up from Iowa
CITY Saturday, ON business connected
with the settling up of his fathers's
estate.
Mrs. J. E. Lappen returned to
Leroy Friday noon after spending a
day or two visiting her mother, Mrs.
Klein.
Mrs. T. H. Johnson left Monday
for Grinnell, and from there will
accompany her mother, Mrs. E. Utley
to California.
A contribution of sos was made
by the First Norwegian church con-
gregation, on .Sundaysfo the San Fran
cisco sufferers.
-Drs. f. w. Conover and @. l..
Topliff went to Des Moines ON Mon
day, to attend the meeting of the
State Dental Society.
Outside of piece goods, we have
as nice and clean stock of dry goods
and notions as you will find. Try us
once and see. Button.
Mott & Co. show new lace hosiery
in blacks and colors this week.
Also full line of Wayne knit hosiery
for ladies and children.
Don't forget the remnant sale at
A. Neish q Son. We promise you
some of the biggest bargains you ever
had the pleasure of getting.
The next special prize, the third
one of the popular girl contest, will
end Saturday, May 18th. The prize
is handsome qaudruple plate three
piece silver dresser set.
Mr. Clement Bertossa returned
home Tuesday night from Minneapolis
where he has been working for the
Farnham Printing Co., for few
weeks visit with home folks.
Geo. Bueneke enjoyed an over
Sunday visit with his father and
brother Henry from Maynard last
Sunday, the former acting as sponsor
at the christening of Georges boy.
Mr.. Albert Prastmark left yester-
day for Crary, N. d., where he has
accepted position with the Crazy
Public Opinion, paper owned by
Mr.. Edgar Anderson, formerly of
this city.
Madden & Carberry have done
such thriving business since coming
to DEBORAH, that it will be impossible
to get away May LIST, as originally
intended. and they will be here the
balance of the week. They are now
at COS Maple Ave.
Miss Elizabeth Kaye, Principal of
the West Union high school, and
daughter of Atty. John b. Kaye of
Calmar, was last week elected assist
ant instructor in geography at the state
normal school in Cedar Falls, with a
salary of $500. She has proven her
worth as a teacher at West Union,
and we are glad to note the promo.
tion.
Editor b. Anundsen of DEBORAH
Posten and Mr.. X. l. Haugen of the
Big Daylight Store, are making pre-
parations for a rest this summer and
trip to Norway, where they will
spend couple of weeks among the
scenes Of their native country, visiting
relatives and friends, and enjoying a
much needed rest and recreation. 1t
is the wish of everyone that the trip
may be one of continuous pleasure for
both of them.