Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL III MS.
-O.E. Schjeldahl, of Highlandville
came down Monday on a business trip.
M. d. Wells was under the
weather last week and confined to his
home.
Peter Bender, of Hesper township,
was among opr welcome callers last
Friday.
&C. P. Smcrstad was up from
Frankville township Friday on bust
ness trip. Q g@a E T
Don't wait till spring to tone up
the system do it now-eat Thomas
bakery goods.
No smoky chimneys, no charged
wicks, no foul odor when You use
Roseine Oil. 5-2f 81 e
A. M. Barseim, of Pleasant
township, was DEBORAH business
visitor yesterday.
"A public dance is announced by
bills printed at this Office for February
9th at Marsh's hall.
Anderson Bros. had the i'll fortune
to lose a $50 horse Sunday night,
from an attack of cholera.
George Kline was down from
Canoe township Saturday and Sunday
attending to business matters.
%. w. Brittendall and w. M.
Gibbs. of Button township, were
among the many shoppers in town
Monday.
ELMER and Oscar Amundsen went
to Minneapolis yesterday to hear
Kubelik, the great violinist, and to
visit friends day or two.
Don't forget Mott & Co.. White
Good sale. Big discount on linens,
white goods, embroideries, laces and
ladies' muslin underwear.
Henry Sellnian brought down two
fine draft horses three or four years
old from Hesper township Friday, and
sold them to !. I. Hall for $445.
u. P. Smith, of Fort Atkinson,
called while in the city Friday and
enrolled his name as "A subscriber to
this journal of civilization.
Mott, & Co. are selling all ladies'
coats at one-half price. Only few
left Better get one while they last.
Children's coats are hale price. 81,
Mrs. Sophia Weber returned
from Clarion, Iowa, Monday, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jerry Fairbanks, a couple of
weeks. &A
Conductor George Graham was
down from Austin day or two of
last week, going into Chicago Satur-
day to attend meeting of railroad
conductors.
A basket ball game between the
hi2h school teams OF. Waucoma and
Decorah will be played at Steyer's
opera house on Friday evening after
the basket ball game dance.
That set of johnson Bros dishes
to be- given away free by the De-
corah Tea Store is a beauty. Have
you seen their Window 1t will ex-
plain. everything in regard to it.
-Theo. Rosa came up from Frank
Vile Monday and made us his annual
visit. We are glad to note that he is
enjoying life, with good health and
scores of good friends wherever he is
known.
"A neat, clean, inviting grocery
store is aood 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'S
need to worry about the goods being
right. We don't keep any other kind.
Rev. w. Mcvettie received news
on Monday of the serious illness from
typhoid fever of his son, DR.. Robert
McVettie, at Thomas, West Virginia.
He will be remembered by those who
met him during his recent visit here,
ali of whom will hope for his SPECIFY
recovery.
The ladies of the Golden Glow
Club entertained their husbands at
Z O'Clock dinner on last Friday
at the home of Mrs. Henry Prastmark.
A most bountiful repast was served,
the table being beautifully decorated.
After the dinner the evening was
very pleasantly passed away at whist.