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

Potatoes go cents per bushel at
Geo. Bernatz's. So
Our white goods sale continues all
this week. Mott g. Co.
Prof. C.E. Russell, wife and child
were over from Ossian on SATURDAY..
-Erick Ramsay, of Glenwood town.
ship, was business caller Monday.
M. F. Price was down from Burr
Oak township Monday on business
trip.
-Roseine Oil is made little better
than seems necessary: Your grocer
has it. SO
e. M. Bovee and @. A. Reed were
down from Burr Oak Friday attending
to business matters.
See our line of embroiderles at 10
cents. A window full of them at
Mott & Co. IS
DIR. E. M. heflen and Andrew
Boo, of Calmar, were business visitors
in the city Friday.
Phone us your next grocery order,
and we will make you happy. That s
our business. G. S. Marsh.
-.Afew suits left at Mott & Co.'S.
See our $4.9S lots. Cheaper than
they can be made. Cloth costs you
nothing.
Michigan Celery is pretty we'll ont
of market, but the California is
coming fine at G. S. Marsh's grocery
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ellington, of
Plymouth Rock, were calling on
friends and transacting business in the
city Monday.
-Messrs. o L. Street and Ruddy
White, of Hesper, came down Satur-
day to call on frienGs and attend to
business matters
-Cbas. Buchanan and R. i. McKier-
nan were up from Castalia Monday
on business trip. We acknowledge
pleasant call. y
-Furs of all kinds at cost at Mott
& Co. IS: few handsome boas left,
lots of cheap ones. Seven fur coats
and three caps go at cost.
Justice j. E. B. p. Goettelman,
of Button township. was call ing ON
friends in the city Friday. and made
us an agreeable call.
India Linens, Long Cloths,
Cambrics, Nainsooks and all white
goods are included in Mott & Co. s
Discount Sale.
George Buchanan, one of the sub
stantiai men of Bloomfield township,
was up from Castalia on Saturday.
looking after some business matters.
I Get in the game and beat your
neighbor out of that pretty set of
dishes given away free by the DEBORAH
Tea Store. For further particulars
see their display window.
WHY is it George Bernatz has such
large trade on his coffees? Because
he handles Bells Blended and Thomp-
son & Taylor's Fresh Roasted
Coffees. There is none better ON the
/ market.
The real repertoire show, North
Bros Comedians, will be at the
Grand all next week. opening Mon
day night in their new play, "The
Way of theWorld. 1.-THE prices will be
as usual and the ladies will be free
Monday night. lftifs @ t'f3-1
The Royal Neighbors had an in
teresting meeting ON Friday evening,
when they were addressed by Mrs. W..
Fl. Bentley, of Oelwein. after which
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Bentley is the district deputy and an
enthusiastic member of the society.
| II. H. McMillen, of Hesper, was
in on Saturday, and asked us to in
form our readers that a county good
roads meeting would be held at the
conrt house in this citv ON February
10Th and 18th. Full particulars later.
! Saturday was one of the busiest
days for January we have seen here
in years. There was very large
crowd in town and the merchants all
did large business. A good many
horses were brought in and sold Ia
the local buyers and others who are
here buying horses.
| --Messrs. Brunt 81 Parman have
engaged the services of an expert
! jeweler and matchmaker, Mr.. Martin
T.. Brufladt, of Lanesboro, Mimi.
who will have charge of the jewelry
department of their store, which they
have lately established. Mr.. Brufiadt
is thoroughly competent workman,
and will no doubt prove valuable
man for them.
III. j. Hutchinson and wife and
Mrs. MI. Soukup departed on Satur-
day for Sioux City to attend the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and MIS-. Joseph Hutchinson, who
were residents of this city Tor many
years up to about fifteen wears ago.