Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17
Carriage painting at Prastmark


| j. J. House, of Cresco, was in the
city last Wednesday on business.
VIM. Birlsell. of Joliet, ILL.,. was
a recent visitor among his brothers
in this county.
Phone US your next grocery order,
and we will make you happy. That S
our business. G. S. Marsh.
IL. W. Beard went to Chicago
Friday on a business trip From
there he goes to Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Robert Howey, of Vermillion,
S. D.. has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Col. Birdsell, for week past
Michigan Celery is pretty well ont
of market, but the California is
coming fine at @. s. Marsh's grocery
store.
Ask anyone who has ever seen
1.-THE Wizard of on and they will
tell You it is an elegant production.
At the Grand Jan 25th.
Mr. ana Mrs. O. A. Myrand ard
children arrived from Hatton, N.
D., Thursday to visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larsen.
The fire boys are coming up from
West Union tomorrow to attend the
Hose Co. No. | masquerade and our
boys will as usual show them a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Post. of East
Williston, Long Island, have been
here for week past, Mr.. Post confer
ring wit. his local buyers, Anderson
Bros
The question. OF the day is, who
is going to get that set of dishes given
away free bv the DEBORAH "'ea Store.
You stand the same chance as the
next one.
DIR. and Mrs. Whibeck arrived
home Friday evening from Ames,
Iowa, where thew attended tho meet
ing of the state terinarians' as
ISOLATION.
That set of Johnson Bros dishes
10 he given away free by tie De-
corah Tea Store is beauty. Have
you seen their window? 1t will ex-
plain everything in regard TO it,
DIR. Whitbeck will give his
address on "Civic Responsibilities"
at Hesper on FRIDAY evening of this
week, at which time civic league
will be organized.
Charlie and John Dumrud went
to DEBORAH on Sunday, returning
home Monday evening. They said
that DEBORAH is the largest town for
its size thew ever saw.-Canton Free
Lance.
Hon. Nels Larsen, of Highland
township, was business visitor in
town Wednesday, closing the deal for
the sale of 81 acres of his farm to his
son, Henry O., the price being $40
per acre.
%. N. Quandahl and aunt. Mrs
N. I. Kjerland, and her daughter,
Sarah, of Northwood, have been here
since Sunday, visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N N. Quan
dahl, who are ILL.,
p. T. Ramlo, of Hesper, came
down last week for another fine
addition to his Poland Chinas. 1t is
Royal Perfection Dakota Maid Po-
land China. purchased of ID. ID. Pal
mer, of What Cheer
AT the referees sale of the III. A
Bigelow estate on Saturday at the
court house, G.. ~ Steine bid in the
thirty acre farm south of the city for
81, 500, and j. S. Williams the two
houses and lots ON Day street TO,
81, 300.
"A neat, clean, inviting grocery
store is good thing for any town. 1t
means that the goods sold are OF the
same quality. When you phone an
order to Marsh's grocery, you don't
need TO worry about the goods being
right. We don't keep any other kind.
"A large compa ny of friends and
neighbors assisted Mr. and Mrs N.
l.. Wick, of Nassett, in celebrating
their twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary last Tuesday, and they were also
very pleasantly surprised the day be-
fore, as noted in another item in this
issue.
"A statement card from the First
National Rank of Lakefield, Mimi.
shows footings of s20i, 326.t5 and
deposits of Sl44. 33i. So, which is
excellent for bank only six years
old. J. w. Daubney is president, and
his son. Ross W., has recently
been elected cashier.
--"The Wizard of Or is one of the
most novel attract ions ever seen ON
any stage, and is entirely different
from anythin" in the theatrical line
which ever appeared here. The
production will he given here just as
it was seen in all the larger cities.
Don't miss it as the Management of
the Grand guarantees the attraction.