Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-09-25


j. G. Lamm, of Canton. was a
DEBORAH business visitor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark ID. Wells went
to Chicago Monday night, to spend a
few days.
Three candidates we're initiated
by the local Elks lodge on Thursday
evening.
Atty. E. III. Otis of Monona
transacted business in the district
court Monday afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Burtis is enjoying a
visit from her mother. who came last
week from B midi, MINI.
Mrs. Walter E. Riley concluded q
visit Of few weeks on Monday. and
returned home to Brookings, S. d.
Mrs. W. j. Norton and son Arnold
went to Kansas City yesterday, for
n visit with her daughter. Mrs. Sea-
vey.
Mr.. adj Mrs. Robt. Jones departed
for Fargo, N d. Monday night, after
visit at the home of her brother, @.
J. Weiser.
Mrs w. g Lurton concluded her
visit with her mother, Mrs. n. S.
Marsh. Monday night. and returned
to Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Miller concluded a
visit with her son, j. ". Monday
night. and went to Mitchell, S. ID.
to visit son.
Fl. d. Baker departed yesterday
forthe White Earth Indian reserva-
tion in Minnesota, where he will look
over some land.
Mr.. NJ. J. Barthell of Waukon
was made Knight Templar by
Beaussant Commandery No. IL on
Friday evening.
Pitcher Friedline departed on Sat
urday for Gutenberg, Paley for
Ridgeway, O'Boy for Castalia, and
Rodsater FIR Manchester. Mimi.
On Sept 18th, Mr.. Peter K. vik.
of Calmar, and Miss Inga Sanderson
of ID corah, were united in marriage,
R. F. Gibson. j. p, officiating.
Il. B. Whitney and Joe Shima re-
turned home on Friday from Des
Moines, where they attended the state
Elks meeting. as representatives of
the local lodge.
Hello, Grandpa George Hislop, of
DEBORAH. A baby girl came TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Green
leaf Tuesday. Hello. Hello, George. -
Waukon Republican.
Mrs. Turner Sergeant of Mt.
Vernon, Iowa, arrived Monday for a
visit at her uncle's, A. Child and
other relatives and old friends She
will be remembered as Miss Alma
Sallee.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Ames Carter
and his sister. Miss Carter, departed
Yesterday noon for their home at
Chickapee Falls, Mass. after a visit
at the E. NJ. Carter home in Hesper.
Mr.. Carter came down with them.
The lay delegate elected to repre-
sent the DEBORAH M. E. church at the
quadrennial lay electoral conference
at Ce1ar Falls on Oct. 18th is H. b.
Merwin, with Fred q. Elwick as
reserve. This electoral conference
will elect lay delegates to represent
the Upper Iowa conference at the
General conference of this church ito
be held in Baltimore. Md. next May.
In the future al children who
own little express wagons, carts.
etc. and are in the habit of running
them at fast speed on the sidewalks
will have to desist from such amuse.
ment in the future, as these have be-
come a nuisance to pedestrians, and at
the same time dangerous. At meet
ing of the Council last night, the
police were instructed to take the
carts away from all children who re-
fused to desist from the practice.
The dramatic event of the season,
will be the appearance of The charm
ing prima donna Mabel McCane and
her select company of fortytive artists
in Harry Sheldon Whites latest offer
ing, "The Girl Over There. An ex.
cellent three-act play that depicts life
on the frontier. The comedy pathos
and situations are of the superior
kind. There is something going on
and delightful western breeze blow
ing all the time. with catchy music.
new songs and all that is good. cat