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

Rev. VIM. Nc Vettie attended a
meeting of the Waverly Deanery at
Dubuque last week.
Lot 1896 cravanet rain overcoat is
$40 at our store, saving of 40 per
cent to you. Bears.
Mrs. G. p. Hong arrived home
last Wednesday from two weeks
visit in Minneapolis.
Joseph Johnson, postmaster at
Kendallville, was pleasant caller at
this office, last Saturday.
Miss Marie Berg concluded her
visit with Miss Vera Boice on We'd
nesday and returned to Chicago.
Eugene Rosenthal arrived home
on Wednesday from two weeks visit
with his brother in Burlington.
Miss Josephine Bear has been
visiting the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Benjamin at Springfield, Ill.
Mrs. Ed Haugen is here from
New Hampton for weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheggrud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Preston re-
J turned to Denison, Texas, after a
months visit with her parents, S.
Muller and wife.
A j. Cratsenberg arrived home
last week from an extended visit with
| his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Reed, at Gull,
bertson, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Barrack re-
turned to Chicago Saturday night,
after visiting relatives in the county
"a couple of weeks.
| Mayor f. w. Daubney arrived
home on Thursday from Council
Bluffs, where he attended the meeting
of the Iowa League of Municipalities.
| $40 buys at our store a cravanet
overcoat which You cannot buy any
where else for less than $l4. We
guarantee saving of 40 per cent.
Bear.
Mrs. q. Peterson, Mrs. j. Settling
and daughter Mrs. Paulson of Alex
andrea, Mimi. have enjoved visit
with their brother Mr.. S. d. Sheggrud
and relatives.
| Walter Barthell concluded a
weeks visit with relatives in the city
last Wednesday and returned to Hous.
ton, Texas, where he is engaged in the
sugar business.
Fred Bierman departed last We'd
nesday for Cambridge, Mass, where
he will enter Harvard university and
take up the study of law. He will
stop EN- route at New York a few
days.
| -Jo Shima made such a hit with
the Elks state convention in Des
Moines that they put his picture in
the Daily News as one of the best
Elks in town.
Roy Mott will this week enter the
Wisconsin state university at Madi-
son. to take up year of special post
graduate work, after an extended
visit at home.
Phil Schildknecht received a con-
signment of some 5000 black bass yes
terday, and they were dumped into
the deep hole in the river near Dun
ning's springs.
j. J. Opperud. formerly q book
keeper in the First National Bank a
quarter century ago. now banker at
Madison, S. d., was visiting old
friends here last week. ~ /
Mr.. and Mrs. David Minert of
Holloway, MINI. concluded a two
weeks visit at the A. Bernatz home
last Wednesday and went to Waukon
to visit relatives. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. L. A. Marsh.
Julius the Sandwich MAN. and
the Flat Dwellers'' are holding the
boards at the Empire theatre for the
first half OF this week. and as usual
are very pleasing and enjoyable to the
large crowds who attend this popular
amusement house. Messrs. Hovden
and Anderson are sure giving good
entertainments
-Thos. Pierce has the foundation
up for quite an addition to his hotel,
formerly known as the Annex. He
will use the first floor for a lunch
room and on the second there will be
sleeping rooms. This will give him
ten more rooms. Thomas is always
looking after business He has also
purchased the Kicks property that
joins his hotel lots on the east. Cal
mar Courier.