Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-11

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you should see them. Buttons.
e. III. Prior of Postville was &
business visitor in the city Monday.
j. E. Briggs of Burr Oak was q
business visitor in the city Monday.
Ray Hislop departed on the return
trip to Oregon Friday, after visit
with his parents.
| DO you want fine piano in your
home. Our popular girl voting con-
test furnishes way TO get one free.
Ask us about it.
Walter Kendall of Kendallville
expects to go to Minot, n. ID. this
week, to work at the carpenter trade
during the summer.
Go to Prastmark & Son for our
wall paper They sell the cheapest
A roll of border at the same price as a
roll of side wall. 1913
H. L. Toye. wife and son and Mrs.
| L. Dwelle returned to Northwood
Friday, after visit at the home OF
his brother, DR.. w. r. Toye.
Walter Barthell left on Wednesday
for Houston, Texas, where he will
accept a position with HI. j. Hedges
in his wholesale ice cream business.
Miss Grace Christen was presented
with set of fine photographs of her
self by Mr.. B. J. Reynolds, the
photographer, as the winner of the
first prize in the piano contest.
Representative A. Jacobson ar
rived home from Des Moines ON Satur-
day, glad to get home after the siren
nous session, but reporting a most
pleasant time at the state capitol
during the legislature.
L. f. Button has added several
elegant new show cases of modern
pattern to his store, which gives him
much better opportunity for the
display of his jewelry and fancy goods,
and greatly improves the appearance
of the store.
Mr.. L. o. Rue of Nora Springs,
county attorney of Floyd county, was
calling on numerous old friends i'll the
the city Saturday. Mr.. Rue was born
and reared near Ridgeway, where he
and his wife have been visiting the
past few days.
The big advertisement of n. r..
Croft this week tells of numerous
articles needed for spring and summer
work, at prices that will make you
| want to buy them. His store is chuck
full of rare bargains this spring. 1t
will pay to call and see them for your
self
When you need anything in the
| line of paint, oil, varnish or wall
| paper. You cannot do better than go to
some one who understands the bust
ness. We will not sell you anything
but good goods. Thirty-seven years
at painting has taught us something
| in that line. Prastmark & Son. 1913
-Misinformation led us TO state last
week that Mrs. Phoebe Lincoln had
resigned her position i'll Valdez College
and also that she intended to devote
her entire time TO the hair dressing
business. Both were incorrect. She
will not relinquish her place i'll the
school until the end of the present
year. and is not in the hair dressing
business, but deals in facial and skin
remedies, massage, electric treatment,
etc. We are very glad to make the
correction.
The Louisville (Ky.) Herald
SAYS of Dora Throne Dora
Thorne'' is at the Avenue this week
The dramatization of the famous move
is even more interesting than the read
ing of it. The play Dora Thorne'
opens a wider play upon human emo
tions and human passions than per
haps any melo-drama that has beef
produced at the Avenue this year
The reading public is familiar witt
the story, the confession of love, TIN
murder, the pangs of jealousy aroused
and the vivid description of the wage
of sin. The scenery is especial.
adapted to the production of this play