Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31

co were DEBORAH visitors Sunday.
Miss Winnie Swenson. of Cresco,
is the guest of Miss Mabel Bernatz.
Miss Anna Gibbs, of Button,
was the guest of DEBORAH friends last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hammersniss
returned Sunday evening from their
visit at st. Paul.
Chris. Rubie and wife and chill
dren went to Postville yesterday for
few days visit.
Miss Clara Halvorson of Calmar
was an over Sunday visitor with
friends in De orah.
Mrs. L. S. Dale and children
went to Ridgeway Saturday to spend
Sunday with friends.
Editor l. NJ Kalness of the Star
buck, Mimi, Times, arrived in De-
corah Saturday for visit.
Mrs. j. E. Lappen and children
are here from LIE Roy, Mimi, on
visit to her mother, Mrs. III. Klein.
Miss Marie Atkinson returned to
Minneapolis Saturday, after visit
here with her brother Albert and
wife.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Goddard went
up to Kendallville Saturday. to spend
few days with Mrs. Goddard's
mother.
Roy Relf returned Friday eve
ming from his trip to the Twin Cities,
where he spent week at the lakes
there.
Hay is nearly all in the stack.
Barley is coming down before the
harvester. Oats are ripe and corn is
booming
Mrs. r. III. Berg returned to her
home at La Crosse Saturday, after
visit here with her cousin, Otto
Solberg and wife.
Mrs. 0. D. Blagsvedt goes to st.
Paul Friday, where she will join Mr..
Blagsvedt, in visit at the home of
their SON Adolph and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Moss and
children are here from Spokane,
WASH, and are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Whiteny.
AL. Dawley concluded his visit
with DEBORAH relatives Saturday and
departed for Buttarfield, Mimi.
where he will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Haislet.
The regular meeting Of the Winnie
sheik County Medical Society will he
held in DEBORAH on Friday. August
End. 1907, at 80 p. m. in the small
: court room. H. B. Amy. Sec.
w. B. Nation. of Sioux City. |
joined his wife here last week in a
visit at the home of the latter's father
f. Christopher. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
tion departed for home Monday.
All of our $751; Oxfords go at
$2.75. the $3 ones at &c. 10, and the
81. 80 ones at $3.50. Remember that
these lots are all broken sizes that is
why we sell them cheap. Bromley g.
Go.
No services will be held at the
Protestant Episcopal church during
the month of August. The rector,
Rev. William McVettie takes vaca.
ton for the heated term. He will
visit the jamestown exposition and
other places of interest in the East
We wish for him pleasant trip and
!. a happy return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Keefe went to
st. Olaf, Saturday, to be in attend
ance at big reunion that took place
there Monday, consisting of reunion
of the Henry Diers' family and re-
latives, Mr.. Diers and his brother and
families coming from their home at
Ulysses. Neb., in private car. Mr..
Diers was former resident of De-
corah, and will be remembered by
many of our citizens.
Ben Olson, brother of Contractor
D. H. Olson who has had charge OF
the erection of the new Luther Col
lege dormitory, concluded his work
here last week, and Monday departed
for Pierre, S. D., where Mr.. Olson,
has the contract for the erection of
South Dakota's new capitol building.
When II comes TO the execution of
good work, the Messrs. Olson, have
never been found wanting. Their
work is great credit TO any COM
munity where they have ever erected
a building. One thing, sure, is their
pleasing personality. and anyone who
has ever had the pleasure of their
acquaintance, speak of them in the
highest terms.