Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Buttons.
e. J. Curtin was Des Moines
business visitor last week.
III. j. Hutchinson was a business
visitor in Chicago last week.
Mrs. @. N. Houck went to CAL
mar Monday on a business trip.
Mrs. Ralph Bloomfield of Calmar
was DEBORAH shopper Saturday.
Ladies union suits, extra good and
heavy |. 90 value SOC. Buttons.
Melvin Spur of Minneapolis is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Children may not cry for it, but
laugh after taking A-B-C Family Tea.
25c. So
The snap and go of Eva Tanguay
stand out prominently in her new
play.
Mrs. George Draper went to Sac
City Monday for a visit with her
daughter.
Spring 1907 dress goods; wooden
and cotton suitings just in at K. /.
Haugen's.
j. ]. Stenseth of Calmar was a
business visitor in the city last
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. E. Roper of Council
Bluffs is visiting her brother, Mr.. F.
O. Schanck.
Miss Rebecca Risdahl went to
Calmar Monday to visit with Miss
Tilla Cote.
Henry Breitsprecker of Ossian
was business visitor in DEBORAH
last Wednesday.
Exclusive Agent for Darlington
Hall" coffee packed in and pound
cans. Il. H. Tracy. 40
In her new play Eva Tanguay
shows with what originality she has
been naturally gifted.
Mrs. John Protheroe spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Collins at Calmar
The National Bank of DEBORAH
announces prize contest in this issue.
See their dice. 90
"A bad complexion is caused by
impure blood. Cure both by using A
BIC Family Tea, 25c. SO
Eva Tanguay. the cyclonic come.
dienne, sails through her new play
sweeping all before her.
F E. Miller of Lakefeld, Min
nesota, has been visiting with rela-
tives here the past few weeks.
Miss Mable Nelson deaited Satur-
day noon for Red Wing, Mimi, where
she will attend the seminary.
Il am Exclusive Agent for Anchor
Mill Co. IS Eclipse -four. Remember
the place. Tracy's. Phone SO. 40
20. A. Nelson, NJ. V. Newcomer
and O. A. Hiatt of Hesper were in
the city last Wednesday, on business.
The incessant rhythmical maneu-
veIs of Eva Tanguay in her new play
develop new oddity every second.
DO you want fine miniature cleo
trio railway? The National Bank of
DEBORAH is going to give one away.
5-6
Mrs. E. A. Waterbury returned
Saturday from visit with her sister.
Mrs. William Stringer, at Minneapo
lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Williams en-
joyed visit last week from their
daughter. Mrs. Max Walker, of New
Hampton.
I'm Eva Tanguay's new play she
will have many opportunities to sing
and dance her way into the hearts of
the audience.
Miss Grace Gardner of West
Union has been temporarily acting
as "hello" girl for the Iowa Tele-
phone 20. the past week.
Fine shoes at actual cost, during
our annual clearance sale; no fake
sale. low prices guaranteed. We do
as we advertise. Bromley & Co.
Nick Johnson Klingenberg of
Thompson, Iowa. is here for visit
with his sister, Mrs. o. o. Lomen
and other relatives and friends.
Atty. +. @. Jones, who practiced
law here for year or SO few
years ago, died week ago Tuesday
at Standpoint. Idaho, from diabetes.
Saturday was the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. j. 0. Hougen, and a
number of the ladies of the church
very happily surprised her. She was
given a fine set of silver knives, forks
and Spoons. and at six O'Clock sup
per which the ladies had brought
with them was served.