Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-14

ounce kind, SOC per ounce. Button.
John A. Olson came up from
Pleasant Monday on business trip.
Mrs. Dan Shea has been visiting
relatives in st. Paul since Thursday.
Postmaster E. q. Walker was over
from Calmar Monday on business
trip.
Mrs. Fred Goddard returned from
visit at Kenda]lville and other points
Monday.
Mrs. Peter Never was over from
Calmar Monday shopping and calling
on friends.
Don't wait till spring to tone up
the system do it now-eat Thomas
bakery goods.
IT. P. Logsdon concluded his visit
here Thursday and returned to
Howard county.
Mrs. J. H. Bradish and Mrs. M.
E. Bones went to st. Paul Monday
to visit with relatives.
--Nels Wick was in from Glenwood
township on Monday attending to
some business matters.
Otto Arm oson returned to Taylor,
Wis, Monday night, after attending
his fathers funeral here.
The death of his mother at Free
port called A. S. Mckee from Lyle,
Mimi, Monday afternoon
-Erick Z. Clement has been home
from South Dakota for several days
visiting relatives in this city.
Austin Luros departed for Ken
mare, N. D., Monday with car of
horses for sale in that vicinity.
Mrs. A. Schrubbe, OF Lincoln
township, was a pleasant business
caller at this office on Wednesday.
VIM. Brandt and son, of Frank
Vile township. were among the bust
ness visitors in the city Monday.
CLAUS yiste visited his sister, Mrs.
+. o. Wick, at Lacrosse last week,
and also received treatment for his
knee.
Misses Anna and Christine
Wangsness went to Ridge~ay Monday
to visit their parents couple of
weeks.
j. H. Logsdon went to Moncna
and Volga City last. week, in search
of thoroughbred mead for his herd of
fine cattle.
- The Button is at last able to offer
its customers the Celebrated Palmer
Perfumes. worth 81. 90 per ounce for
500 per ounce.
Mrs. S. Cooley went to Waukon
Monday, where she will visit with
relatives and from there she will re-
turn to her home at Retreat. Wis.
There was quite alittle excite
ment caused on Water street Wednes-
day noon by Boards team running
away. Luckily no damage was done.
1.-The clubbing rate of s3. 20 per year
for the Public Opinion and Chicago
Daily Tribune is extended through
the month of February. If you want
it don't delay until too late.
Have you tried any of our canned
or dried fruits for sauce lately. Mod
ern methods of preserving make them
so much like fresh fruit that it is hard
to tell the difference. q. s. Marsh.
Mrs. Col. Birdsell accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Robt. Have, of Yer
million, s. D., who had been her
guest for several weeks, to Mason
City Thursday, to visit the formers
daughter, Mrs. Weitgenant.
Compare orr prices ON drugs,
books, stationery, jewelry. wall paper
in fact any line we carry. If prices.
quality and square dealing count we
know you will trade at our store. =
Brunt & Parman, druggists. SO
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church has arranged with
W. G. Brandenburg to give his
celebrated stereopticon lecture on
Colorado at the Methodist church
Friday evening, Feb. 10th. Admission
10 and 10 cents.
All of our odds and ends must be
sold before March LIST, as we must have
the room for our immense spring stock.
Also remember we bought them before
the prices raised and we intend to
sell them at old prices. Bromley
& Go. 10
Last week Maurice Halloran sent
a consignment of the cement rock in
his quarries to the Iowa State
Agricultural College at Ames for
chemical analysis, at-tbe request of
certain parties who state that if the
test is satisfactory they will put in
money here for the establishment of
a factory. We hope that the material
will show a proper grade of cement
rock.
1t is not an infrequent experience
that newspaper men make mistakes in
picking up local items. In their zeal