Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-05-22


Henry Barth of Locust was trans
acting business in the city Friday.
John Francis of Spencer, Iowa,
visited relatives in the city last week.
Mrs. l. w. Shepard is the guest
of her parents at Oelwein this week.
Rev. DR.. M. Willett attended the
Congregational Association meeting
at Fayette last week.
II. j. Crawford and family were
up from Frankville Saturday, shop
ping.
Surveyor f. E. Cratsenberg was
transacting official business at Ossian
Friday
Adam Bender was over from New
Hampton last Wednesday, transacting
business
Mrs. Oscar Bauder and son visited
relatives and friends at Northwood
last week.
Martin Langland of Highland
township was q business visitor in the
city Monday.
DIR. II. III. Thomas arrived Sunday
morning from Galesburg, ILL.,, to at
tend the funeral of his brother.
Mrs. S r. Hoyt returned home
to Webster City last Wednesday after
a visit at the home of Mrs. +. p.
Wilcox
Mrs. N. H. Adams and her sister,
Mrs. Hastings returned Monday from
a visit at the home of Mrs. S. r.
Ringoen at Ridgeway.
Mrs e. P. Johnson returned home
from Minneapolis Thursday evening,
after an extended visit at the home of
her daughter Mrs. l. A Thorson.
e. E. Carpenter. an employee of
this office, moved his household goods
here from Elma Saturday, and will
make his home here in the future.
Mrs. F. W. Haase departed on
Wednesday tor st. Louis to join her
husband, who has permanently located
in that city with sporting goods firm.
We have replenished our stock of
Wedding anniversary and commence
ment gifts. Muller Bros. jewelers.
and opticians. Citizens Bank Bldg.
21-4
Mrs. Phoebe Lincoln is home and
will remain here until June lst.
Those desiring her services please call
at her rooms over Oeher d Killers
hardware.
Robert Simpson has made arrange
ments to open boarding stable at
Spokane, WASH. DEBORAH friends will
regret to learn of the departure of
this family.
Our type-setter made the notice of
the return of Mr. and Mrs. b. j.
Reynolds from visit at Winnebago
Mimi. last week, read from
Minneapolis.
May 22d to Sept. Both excursion
tickets, DEBORAH to Clear Lake and
retur. will be So So, good 80 days, via
g.. M. & st. p Railway. S. V. Pot
ter, agent. 21-3
About forty ladies reminded Mrs.
M. 0. Dalvey of her fortieth birthday
anniversary by surprising her on Sat
urday. They had good time and left
several valuable presents.
Mr. Ole Kjome drove to DEBORAH
last Wednesday on business, returning
the same day accompanied by his
daughter Emma who has been at above
place the past several months =
Spring Grove Herald.
The DEBORAH band has been Sc.
cured to play here Woodlands picnic
day. 1t is considered the best band
in this part of the state and promises
to furnish us some excellent music
that day Charles City Advocate.
The Cresco Times notes that
Walter Mott. of the Cresco store of
Mott & Co., presented the fire depart
ment OF that city check for S25, in
grateful acknowledgment of their
services in saving the store from des-
truction in the recent fire at Cresco.
If SOME good boy who is willing to
work, does not smoke cigarettes, who
is honest and has good associates,
wants position in a store he can get
it. Do not apply unless you wish to
stay permanently must be 10 to Is
years old. Want boy to learn the
business and stay for years. Apply
by letter only to X, care of Public
Opinion.
The many friends of q. j. Ambli
were congratulating him ON Saturday
upon having reached his 69th birth
day. For thirty eight years Mr.
Ambli has been an employee of the
DEBORAH Posten Office, record as
printer which is hard to beat. We
hope that he may be spared for many
more years of service in health and
Happiness.
Mr.. Ben Bear arrived home Fri