Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
.1e new DEBORAH views on postals.

Rev. Olmsted went to Owatonn
Thursday on business.
Ben Bear went to Chicago Satur
day night on business.
M. Emery was business visito
in Calmar last Thursday.
Have you tried an order from tn
G. S. Marsh grocery lately? 45tf
White clover honey, 1919 cents
pound at Tracy's. Phone SO. 4-6
-Groceries, fruits, nuts. candies
cigars, etc. at the Marsh grocery. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Tobiason we
to Larimore. N. d.. Friday for visit
The last week of the Discoun
sale at Fred Walters furniture store
L. J. Halse of Button was /;
bust ness visitor in the city last Wei
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. p Ode of Cal
MAJ were over for the show last We'd
nesday.
! Storm sash of all descriptions. the
best investment you can make, at G.
| f. Bakers. IT,
Our fifth annual clearance sale
commences Jan. 2Sth. Don't miss it,
Bromley q Go.
-Catsup. Horse radish and mustard
pepper and Worcestershire sauce al
Tracy's Phone SO. 4-6
Special attention TO embalmins
and funeral directing. Fred Walter,
telephone 4SS. 5tf
John Young and John Richert OF
Hesper were business visitors in the
city on Thursday.
IN. Damon came down from Oresco
Thursday, and from here will go tc
La Grande, Oregon.
-Chauncey Ammon of Baskerville
has been guest at the home Of Mrs.
Col. Hughes this week.
The Congregational ladies will
give % cent tea at the church par.
lors next Wednesday evening.
Rugs made for the 1907 trade are
now arriving. They are beautiful.
Lowest prices. X. l. Haugen.
Thomas J. Flemming of Madi
son, S. D., has been visiting among
relatives and friends in the city the
past few days.
ALI of our b. 90 fine shoes at SO. 10
the 81. 90 shoes at 81. 80, the So. GU
shoes at ST. 40. This is a guaranteed
sale. everything just as advertised.
Bromley & Co.
Miss Ella Sheggerud was very
pleasantly surprised on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Haugen. &
handsome signet ring being pre-
sented her by her friends.
Subject at the Congregations
church next Sabbath morning Needs
and Ways OF Bringing Them tc
Christ" and in the evening "Chang'
in the Social Environment.
"A full line of canned corn, to-
matoes. peas, beans. succotash, hui
led corn, sweet potatoes. etc. Prices
reasonable for the quality of goods
r. III. Tracv's Phone S3. 46
&C. h. Brickner and family, wht
have been stationed at Fond du Lac
Wis, are guests of relatives in.tht
city. Mr.. Brickner is in the employ
of the Western Union Telegraph Co
George Schapel has purchased
the Mrs. Curtin building ON Washing
ton street next to Simpsons livery,
which was Quilted by fire a year or sc
ago. He says that he will fit it up as
, first class city shoeing shop
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Utterback
of Sigourney, Iowa, have been spend
ing their honeymoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cratsenberg.
The gentlemen were government sur
veyors together in Wyoming, where
they formed close friendship
The sounding Of the fire alarm
called the fire department to the
residence of Leonard Emery on Wash
ington Street on Saturday Afternoon
where defective chimney had caused
the partition in the upper floor tt
catch afire, but the blaze was extin
guished before the fire department ar
rived, and the damage was slight.
e. E. Auchmoody, who is nov
living at Blackwell, Oklahoma, suf
fered considerable loss in cyclone
! that visited that vicinity on the lStl
inst. A new 80, 900 barn was destroy
ed, and lumber on hand for a resi-
dence scattered all over the country
Besides several high grade horses wer'
! injured, machinery. etc. broken mp
etc., so that his total loss is consid
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