Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20
LOCAL ITEMS.


Vote for true republicanism.
Vote against undue extravaganza.
Vote as your conscience dictates.
Vote against the Cummins ma
chine.
Miss Emma Rogers of Minneapolis
is visiting friends in DEBORAH.
Fine. fuzzy and fizzy, soda water
at Brunt e. Parman's. 25-2
H. J. Hutchinson was visitor
in Cedar Rapids last week.
Have you tried the new drink,
Ruby Phyzerine at Brunt & Par
mans? 25-2
Mr.. G.. Souton of Madison town
ship was pleasant business caller
Monday.
Editor G. T. Meyers of the
Journal spent few days in st. Paul
last week.
Alvin Rollins of Burr Oak town
ship was transacting business in the
city yesterday.
Deputy Auditor NJ. W. Daubney
arrived home Friday from business
trip to Chicago.
Lew Beard came home from
Colorado last week, for brief visit
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Schanck of
Burr Oak were shopping in town
last Wednesday.
John Milne of Burr Oak townsh ip
was shopping in the city Monday and
made us pleasant call.
John Mizener has sold his farm
of 60 acres in Canoe township to Phil
Halse, and will move to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien and
children went to Minneapolis, where
they will make their future home.
The Misses Marsh gave a very
pleasant dancing party to a large
company of friends Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Usher came
up from West Union yesterday, to
take in the races and visit friends.
Rev. Rett. E. Olmstead will
preach at Unity church next Sunday,
subject, "God and the Out-of doors. "
Mrs Roy Shaler of Chelsea, Iowa,
came yesterday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Putnam.
The salary of Postmaster J. J.
Marsh has been raised by the Postoffice
Department from SO, 500 to SO. 800 per
year.
Books containing twenty -four-5c
soda water tickets, $l.00 at Brunt q
Parman's. Buy one for your wives
and sweethearts. 25-2
Extensive repairs are being made
ON the Tavener dam in West DEBORAH,
which was badly damaged by high
water this spring.
Mrs. DR.. Shipman of Minneapolis
and Miss Nellie Mckinney of Dubuque
were guests at the home Of G. E.
Mckinney last week.
Mrs. w. A. Hoyt and daughter,
Miss Clara, returned from California
Saturday, where they have been
spending the winter.
DIR. Ray Topliff arrived home from
Chicago last week. having completed
his course in dentistry. He has not
vet definitely decided upon location.
Miss Georgia Adams arrived
home Saturday evening from Chicago.
having completed her course in piano
at the American Conservatory of
Music.
John O'Rourke, of Minneapolis
came down yesterday, on visit to
his many old friends and acquaintance
here, and incidentally to take in the
races.
The temporary bridge across the
river between East and West DEBORAH
is being constructed, preparatory to
starting the concrete bridge. 1t is
expected that work will commence on
the concrete bridge about the first of
July.
--Attys. r.. Acers of this city and
A.. ID. Gray of Preston commenced
suit yesterday against the Brotherhood
of American Yeomen for JOS. Lamm
for 80, 900, the amount of the policy
of his son Leo, who recently died.
Mrs. Florence Mounce and daugh-
ter, formerly Florence Straley of this
city. arrived from Springfield, Mo-,
Monday, for visit at the home Of
her uncle, HI. Brickner. Residents
of this city a quarter century ago will
remember her.
Hose Co. 3 gave an ice cream
sociable on the west DEBORAH school
grounds Thursday evening, and
realized a neat sum to help pay for
their new uniforms. They desire us
TO express their thanks for the AS
sistance and patronage OF the pub
lie.