Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

was the guest of his sister over Sun.
day.
-"Slow Poke nothing slow about il
but the name, at the Grand tomorrow
night.
j. j. Melaas of Button township
was a welcome business caller on Sat-
urday.
-Moritz Lange came down from
Button Friday, to attend the Post
meeting.
e. NJ. Honan is business visitor
in Chicago this week, going in Mon
day night.
The name of Upmann on a cigar
is guarantee of high quality-try
them. 35tf
e. NJ Bovee and family of Burr
Oak township were business visitors
in town Saturday.
Oscar Bake returned to Chicago
Friday after an extended visit here
with friends and relatives.
Eclipse Flour stands the test,
Every sack guaranteed. For sale
by r. II. Tracy. Phone SO
Mr.. Christensen of Blooming
Prairie, MINI has been transacting
business here the past week.
Mrs. ]. Hauglum and daughter,
Mrs. Stella Storla are guests at the
home of Supt. H. G. Johnson.
New subscribers to Public Opin-
ion will receive the paper from now
until Jan. /, 1907, free of charge
Watkins Liniment cures collie in
man or beast. For sale by A. f.
Bergland, Hesper, Iowa. 40-4pd.
Prof j. ID. Bryson returned Sat-
urday from an extended visit with his
parents at Los Angeles, California.
Atty. f. r. Acers is at Tama this
week, conducting the trial of twenty
seven cases against offenders of the
mulct law.
The Congregational ladies are
holding their annual rummage sale
this week, in the store room opposite
Ben Bears.
All school children who haven't
received their gold fish, please call
and get same before Oct. Goth. Brunt
q Parman. Ala
The afternoon concert, complete
in every detail, of the Kilties Band
at the Grand Oct. % should be greeted
by packed house.
Mrs. w. A. Bonsteel and son of
Ventura, Cal, former residents of
this city, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Riley and other old friends
the past week.
S. G.. Treat and daughter, Miss
Ella, were called to California yester-
day, by telegram announcing the
serious illness of Mrs. M. T. Torsen,
who is very low
Miss Laura M. Peaks of Cedar
Falls is the new teacher in the fourth
grade at the public school. She ar
rived two weeks ago and now has the
work we'll under way.
u. S. Express Agent W. L. Smih
arrived home last Wednesday from an
vacation trip to Long Island,
New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
Chicago, Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
Friends of Mr.. J. w. Pope of Des
Moines, formerly with the DEBORAH
Windmill Co., will sympathize with
HIM in the death of his wife, which
occurred at Des Mo;nes last Thursday.
A SO, 00C fire at Waterloo Monday
destroyed Browns opera house, the
Kleinfelter livery barn, st Marks
Episcopal and the First Evangelical
Lutheran church. Three adjacent
residences and other small buildings
were also damaged.
If there is an industrious boy in
the city who wants to learn a good
trade, something at which he can al
WAYS make good living. learn it
right under men of years of expert
ence, we will give him an opportun-
ity at this Office. Apply at once.
DEBORAH friends of Chas. M. Lang
land. of Highland, formerly deputy
county auditor, will be Interested in
learning that he has accepted posi-
ton as assistant cashier of the State
Bank of Spring Grove, Mimi, and
wish him success.
Rev. III. III. Green went to Ma
quoketa Thursday, to spend few
DAYS at the session of the Upper Iowa
Conference He was joined at Cedar
Rapids by Mrs Green, who had been
visiting relatives at Davenport and
Iowa City.
-Brunt q Parman have installed
four elegant new show cases for
their iewelry department. The cases
are made entirely of plate glass. with
the exception of the backs and bot
toms. have marble base, mirrored
backs and shelves, and give excellent
opportunity for display. The are the
finest show cases in the city