Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-19

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Miss Ruth Bulls has been visiting
friends in st. Paul the past ten days.
j. G. Rollins went to Morris. Min.
nesota, yesterday, on business trip.
M. F. Price of Burr Oak township
was business visitor in the city yes.
terday.
The next attraction at the Grand
will be "The Little Homestead" On
Oct. 3d.
Miss Gertrude Golz departed
yesterday for Fayette, to attend the
U. l. U.
"A fine line of peaches, pears,
grapes apples, ect. at the G. S. Marsh
grocery.
Jacob Wulfsberg returned to Min
neapolis last week, after months
visit with friends.
Eclipse Flour stands the test.
Every sack guaranteed. For sale
by r. H. Tracy. Phone SO
-Messrs. John and Ole Moses re.
turned to Iowa City Monday, after a
short visit here with friends.
Miss Alma Gullickson went to
Ridgeway last Wednesday, where
she attended the wedding of friend.
Gus Winger and Gus Haugen
have been enjoying trip through
Minnesota and the Dakotas the past
week.
Give us your next order for
groceries. and we will guarantee that
you will be well pleased. G. S.
Marsh.
w. B. Coup installed new cleo
trio clock of the Western Union Tele-
graph pattern in his restaurant yes.
terday.
Mr. John Bucknell was down
from ST. Paul several days last week,
visiting his brothers in the city and
at his old home in Bluffton township.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Slack depar-
ted on Friday for Texas, TO join his
circus. after spending week visi ting
relatives and old friends in the city.
The Marsh grocery has become the
synonym for all that is good to eat.
put up in neat packages, delivered to
your kitchen just when you want it.
%. A. Olson and sister, Miss
Beatrice, returned to Minneapolis last
evening, after coming here with the
remains of their sister for interment.
i am getting fine celery direct from
the growers in Michigan, always fresh
and sweet. Let me send you some
with your next order of groceries.
P. H. Tracy. Phone SO.
Master William kellogg, bounc-
ing eight FOUNDER, has been making
his presence known in unmistakable
terms at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Kellogg since yesterday morn
ing.
The Burr Oak correspondence is
unusually newsy this week, noting
the sale of the f. G. Schanck store and
residence 20 Mr.. Jewell of Arlington,
and the death of some of the oldest
residents.
We failed to note the departure
last week of Miss Macha Vance for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she goes to
enter upon her duties as teacher of
elocution in the University of South
ern California.
Rev. H. P. Langridge of Waukon
will conduct an evangelistic service at
the Gospel Mission corner of Water
and River streets tonight. The meet
ing Will commence at Z :45 with a
short song service.
DR. and Mrs. l.. G. Drumming ar
rived last Wednesday from their we'd
ding trip to Europe, for short visit
at the home of her mother. Mrs. G. P.
Hong. They departed again on Sat
urday for their home in Miles City,
Montana.
The frame work fer the arches of
the concrete bridge is completed, and
the putting in of the concrete will
be begun today. From now on they
will work a large force night and day
and push the work forward as rapidly
as possible.
We have been keeping an elegant
line of fruit all season. The season
is rapidly drawing TO close, and
those desiring fruit TO preserve
ought TO be getting it. We are pre-
pared TO serve you to your satisfsc c.
ton, G. S. Marsh.
Luther College opened last week
for the year, with fattering prospects.
The attendance is large. the faculty
stronger than ever, and every depart
ment of the college in good working
order. Work will probably be com
menced this fall on the foundation foI
the new dormitory. which it is expected
will cost $50, 900 and will be much
needed addition to the college facili-
tiaS