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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
gin nnbcimlidlcr StcQc.

WfCbr 2ei6cn aus Der ltugliidS5ede
bon Socoba-Grcef '3t Gage 1cfor,
0crt. - ldQli6c 8eeroiglmgcn.
Sacpb'S Greet ga, 26. 9c.
SENDER. - Nit Dem Bergen Der SCi=
den Der llngliiflide1, lueId)c bel Der
Grplolion an leBtcn 9onlcrItag IN
Der Gorr- 3cd)c ibrcn 500 g%ciln0cn
babcn, mllrocn onl geltrigen @cibs
nohtStnge feline bcOclttcnoe Sort
id)rittc 9cmodbt. Nud0cm ihon Dor
Wchrcrcn Sogcu Die lcBtc @offnung
QcihmunocL irgcnO cincn Don ocn
Vcrun0liidten nod ON Scben jn iius
Den, tolltten gcltcrn bon Den Vcrgcs
monnid,oftcn uiele Der &criudung
nidlt nioerItcbcn, 0n3 McibnuchtafClt
IN &reiie ibrer sS0nlilicn 81, pcrIcbcn.
3luan5ig 2ci6en mur0cn ans Cages.
lld)t befor0crt, abCr lie inn nod nld)t
l0cntlfi5lrt. IS lpur0en feline groBcn
NnItrengltngen genladt Die Olclcll
Sctden Observation-Disclosures lucldC oil
Der Ginfo6rt 9tr. y utter gcmnlti9en
Eriimmcrmolicn 0cflm0cn mlrocm,
lon0ern Die Wunnihoitcn orbeitctcn
mcitcrbi1 al ben Ginfohrtcn 2S mo
%. Man 9lolbt, Dob MIR nod nc
niDc Stun0cn Nrbcit c%rforOcrlid iein
mcrocn, INN in oieicm Gbeil Der 3cdc
oQc Serlnglildtcn olta5uiinocn ulo
bic nciitcn nod Tcrn,ibtcn SIT errci,
den.
I'm Die 3cdlen.Giniubrt mar ben
Gan5cn GnA cine riciigc Mcni6en.
nclrgc pcrinTnlelt, mcldc Den GhriIts
tag bcrubtcn, nm iid ocll Sdoltplub
Scr iiingitcn Observation-Disclosures 81
beleben. Nic cin5tgc MirtGid)oft oca
OrtcS iuor icbod 9ci6loiicL llnb 10
gtng cs obnc GubeIt0rlrngcn ob. DC.
%grGbniiic mltrocn geitern, oeS Set.
togca lucgcll, rtd)t ubgcbnltcn, ion.
bern Oieielbcn mllrocn bis bellte Der.
ld)obcn. Gic i0cntifi5irten Scid)cn
mcrOcn bon ben Nnpermanotcn be.
crOigt mdbreno fiir sic 9ciieBuug
ocricnigcn &cid)cn, Die nid)t ioentifi-
5irt lucrOcn foni1en - url0 Dies lit
lcbt Die Mcbr5obl - Die @rubcn-@cs
IclllGoft ior0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
@cibnad)ts-I
bdngt 40 sun'
UdHgt no JUL
cinem ladlciaoeu, bcfricbtatcn Nittftt

StHeW WW'iupSUt peIttSptHteH .Nute
nno einem %rrincn, %friifen, if0nen 0pnn.
Snipi5iren sic ieet Sbre @arberobe. Sicl'
Iei1i baher Gle etlibe 3aiIei, aIeiber ober
SaIl'Goftiiiie, bic Sic am l6oniten ltno beiten
ans6uieber ipiinideri. che sic fir Die Seiertage
aul idonftet lino eIeaatteiten ausieben fonter,
10 1T es 6iIr S8eibna6ts5eit, Gs pdre picleiht
aud rntblant. Sbr 9ait6immer 5u inipt3ireit.
98ir ~p~iniaet @nrbiner, gSoubeien etc. @rpe'
%ritncntc 'iilo seidbrIi6. las Bette 1T immer
has Silitgife.
Emif Ciihcr 40 Worh.gbartes. strahe.
Vmti U'lytl' 2f6 @ef. Sasette. straee. Z
Weues 3ipctaaeidaH: 220 Wpro.Sp,uarb.e traer.
(Npb17-b)
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McGinlcn in 3ndcr.

G6tcogo, 2G. Te5cmbcr. - Sin
Elm Gbirago'cr 0omntomn-Sotcl bai
@enianlin Mogri, Gbcf Ser alldel.
b1dcrei 0cS &otelS, cine l~ebcns9roBt
@iiitc @iuiom Wc&inlep's olts 3llfel
ongeicrtigt, GoS 5itferiiibe Wonll'
ment nit bcnl llntcrbnl lit 10 sui
groB. Bur &c%rItelltn1 icincs Stunt.
merfs pcrbrmld)te o@en" 700 Tfuno
lngciGbr pier 6oB, 3llfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Sricibci6rScrnna nadj bcm Wnslanoc.

Sie nusIdnoiihe Toit inr bic nit ncnl 2s,
Sesehbsr elbenoe .gSod,e idliebi I'M Sanpi'
Huiini1tc, piinitlid III allen S1lleit, pie fpllf
Sie Eadeipoii 1T prien bon 0 llbr Normittaos
bis . ubr Nabrnittaes tdgIib, aiis9eilonintcil
Sunntnq.
Sic Iudeipoit mad 8robbritannicn uno Sr.
Iaro iblicbt SienitGgS nno 6reiiues nm . llpr
sinbmittuas. nab Seutibluno INT o lbr &ab'
illtta9s am =, NM 20; SeSenlher
Sampler fabrell bon 9|elp' Dorf bis anberipei'
Vim Iiio nab Dem /. SItober fino Die grici,
rnten nab bent Nlslai,oe (nliegellonlnteIl. Gn'
naod, Nierifo, YunnI1a mlo @ubu) mic iolat;
Stint C5i Gents tiir bic critic unse uro orci 90
Gents iir ieoe %iueitere llu8e ODER Elm Grlltbibcil,
nito iolite bon t%ranftrt iperhclL mlhrieentalS. &c.
Infurit Der grieie Der boppeIie Setras e~olIeftirt
miro. .
9rans. Mtlnnti1hc volt.
HrclinH. q. December nm Z llbr MoelloS
l R1Sl,ro SH5op I'i,p pt Gpe aanpd'r Qsy2 HsP'g linb to SiG
n~orciiiri fcin); nm . ilDr MbeiiOs per Sainpfer
s ,SGa"T na@ sis s'a un m"es SentnsI. amert,o, sse,a.
tnoten II. !. 10.
Spnreritae,. 90. Seiembcr nm o llbr
NbenoH ltab ben Sabarnas Der Edrtpfer pScs
grciiaa. q; Es3smber nm 9 ltbr sbcnos
Sa6 Siirucae Nene8!'cIa lnS GoloInhia per
Gdrlpler gan Sllnn"; nab Serlriib1 per Natts
pier 9crinioian": na6 Iortnnc SsInro per
Sanpicr .9rig3 gitei 5sieori4"; nad 8er.
,%llaInblto nIlo NGbia per Sanlpier "9ferbpol";
nab Sattntcd, Banana. &nlnl5oile, lriflioao
unb Vurbuops per .Ddmpfer ga Rluin".
Die BOT nudD gieufunoIarb. pia NorrsSihnen,
lro raf WilleIon. oia Bottom. fulIiebt bier
t1glidh INT !, llbr Rabmittaas; ua6 Cuba, pid
Campo i6gli6 Inn 1 ubr Gahnliita9s: lnt
Gotta 9tteo. Sonbirns. Micnraeua (Sjtliifiel
@nniamnlu mn Snlnabor. pin yle,u' Orleans.
tdalih nm 10 llbr Nbenbs: mad Uierico gttO
tdpIit nm Q llbr Mubmiiiuas uuo 10 llbr
s6enbs.
Sraus.H acifie. Vuf.
Sonni1R. 20. Te6ember - Inn I llbr Nheitos
nab WIitrnIieu. NcltsS eelnnb, WelisSuIebptiett
Samou une SiiisSrieItl, ptn Nnreouoer. &c.
Sic 9soit mad Sapdii., 8iant NIB oet Rbis
lippiretl, biu San Sralcisco. fhliebt bier tiss
LID Inn I thr MbeltnS bis 5lim l. Sunliar 1905;
nndp Suipait. Supnn. aored GAiiln ilno Den
Ybilippiren. ,nin San Sraneisep iiaIi6 nm
Z llhr sibenoS BID iuu1 .. Sdniiar.
Die TransiVacific.Voii miro tnslid bonn Nb,
eargsbafen bei5roert itno Die Self lit 70 nrrniis
dirt bat elm iiniuterbrpdener tehcrlunhslr anss
port mbsIif 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Mrs. @insIum's Suutbing Sprnp

triro felt iiesr fiunbansie6Sis Sdbren Ron
wiiaicncn upu W,fittern fir ihre Ginbtr betys
bcruhist oas aino, er,peift ben @anmen, Be.
i9'ridltigt ale Sdlmerien; fnrtrt Ninbfolf uno
1T oas bette WiitteI fiir Eiarrt5e. Bon APO,
eetpib nrb berlanat yWtrs. Etnslom'S epsttima
eNrnp" uto rebIni feline anoere sorte. Efinfs
n1o8fpdn3ig @ents Die SInfde. Inter benz 9}dbr-
i%liiteI. uno Sroglens9efee bonn 80. SUM- 1905
g1rantirt. SeriensTurtner 1908. Gin alter
uuS mt betpdhrteS Wtttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Standardization.

Ncm Uorf, q. DECEMBER. =
Gompier uWleioba" lit BON 2onoon
bier orgelangt.
Rem Oprf. 26. Ge5ember. =
Ger Compiler ga @retugne" perlieB
bei,te ben bicii9en &afen.
DIMENSIONS II, 20. 9e5ember.-
Iontpfer Celtic" COON 2inerpooD
fllbr mad Neu.0orf ab.
g olttb ia III y 0 II, a. DECEMBER.
Sier eingetroffen lit Der 1ampier
Oceanic" bon Nelp.Dorf, pio Ylpa
mouth uno Gberbourg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27

Vdfe fiir's MnSlnnb beiorgt G. Saline, Nr.
413, cfsGdtttmuresStr., nate gntpn Houfe.Nve,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
@cihnafltSIcnDunncn

Wlr ilbernebmen Fadete our
prompteitcn @eiorOerltn9 mad allen
8loben oe5 NllSlanoeS uno "lieiern
SenOungen nad 8unif per5oIlt uno
obne Speicn. lin redt5eitige 3u.
telling er5ielen 81 %fonncn, iolten
Eadete 10 friib ais moglid) in unieren
S1noen Iein. Sbco. $. Sicncr & Gp.,
2t7 observation-disclosures. (309-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27

Wcrdpants & Mincrs transport. 81.
SampfcrsSinie.
Sradlt huo Yaiiagicrc.
GadI Soifun mo oem Sftcm.
Sletlitng, Sonrerfid1, Sartitng, q llbr slbeubS.
Had, Eruuiocuec iino ocm Eitcn.
WIolliag iitb Srcitua, q llbr 9l6cnos.
. Nad, &cpDprt.giclus uno 9~turtuIf.
Shgltd. ulIs9etonlnlclt Wtiitfpod uro Samitua,
q llbr Wbenos.
'6rdbt nfl9cnprtinen tdalid bis 3 llbr 9,udnt,
llr oeIielhclt Iag ubfabrclioe Huntpier.
&ad Sncannab nuo bent eitocn.
Slcfllid9.. Snlrerling, Sumitaa, q llbr Mbcnbs.
". Y. Garia, IBeii. Coma God.
Wcrman. nno Sigbt.strahc.
Ut3S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Ggciapcnfc Sampfer.G umpagnie.

Gbciapeate.2inie.
Slcganie EdiIa9ier'S anpfer columbia" nub
nMlguita."
clo 9oint Comfort i,ib MOrioa, ia.
Sainp1er %perlalleit baltimore tdqlih (ansge'
men in SS &ciilt uomi lori nm 8 l aIr0 S DON.
gems uno in 9~iorfolf UNI 80 Wioreens att, an,
ibltebeno al pie Igiienbabn8iise rlad allen
.Yurt.Niucr.9ini
GIeGnrter !NaNaeter'S ampfer rstIanta."
mad Aeit.eOint unp atdmonb, 30.
Snntpler r~crlatfer Baltimore Sienitags, Don.
~lcrita9a ltno Salnftaas INT 3 ll9r 9tabmittaeS
rIn lomnlen 8u 9Sefissoint nm I. 46 Wioreeiis
idtS in Rittnoilo nm 9.2o Wioraens an,
fabrt bel gilritiaem sSetter in @Ioucefter Bpint.
Slcnleilis. elnu. 8aiii .illto Illinpno'S anIegen.
San'pier %ocrlaiisn Saltimors nem Bier wr. IS
Snr5. @itctc nod allen Tunfien i6nnen &c.
li@erJt, Sepdd aalee9ehen nno Saiilten5iinrner
y " 9 t!g,9Y4so %rsieT ar TsrS S,.g IN ben gIsIiHsn
Y. y. %9apbiuu. Macnt; Nr. 1877, fft.yalttmiort.
StruRc, ooer. ben SauptsNiireals on Eight.
uns ase.strnie. SaItim:re, Mb.
Sen. a8cfmditefiibrer. Sen. sg,aff. sgiaert,
Z. S. ,WieBannsl, SiIfs.@en. .Baii ..asent.
Baltimore 9ampf Tadet 50.
sMits sna .aSsrlaigss sst:sinis3
sa"'''' vs ;sssssais snaas; saas'''"''"
SiaSt. sss BEN ~ s S;Ssss sS'; s's.' as; i. FL 81
9oint Comfort. Gerfoli. 4ortsmouit mnS amer:
Rnnfien bes Sioens. Serbinbuna in Oh
Gidmonh, gerbinoune In R~ortsmou.5 NIT BEN
rSeaboarb Mir Zine" foIibem 3uee nnm portS.
MOUTH uro atlanta. Sn Gotfolf 0erbtnbuna
ipeitTit, nne .SIb 0ominion Cine nn4 Rem.
BERN. 8afbiiaton. SIG. Hitmonb. b.. nnb
Neipsgorf.
ri1fe sfaiiten3imite-. 6Ieffrif9e FeIeu&fnna,
Sar-pfbei6rna. 8oien fret. Heferbirte aatdtens
3intMer tn ben gtuetsgiirenur Der ~gnhs9tne."
Rl. lot. SftsSnltimore,Strdbe gr. 500 uub
EOS, Gtabtsetrabe,- g. ". g. Office, ehbofts96e
baltimore. mrb @aIbertsStrabe, Continental
1ruit Hiiilbi1g" uitb GIbdughtS, gr. 109. Norbs
gbarIeSsGtrnte.
Sbtn n. sbert5ppb, q. OrspN,
Sicesqrii. II. @en. sayia neqeI. 0er. sgdft.I aaeaa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
CLAY HILL
our regular correspondent.

From our regular correspondent.
Oct. IA, 1907.
Mrs. E. r. Haines of DEBORAH spent
few days of last week in this vi.
entity.
Mrs. Geo. Tyler visited with
friends and relatives in Freeport
recently.
Miss Stella Sorenson will be con-
firmed at the United Lutheran church
in DEBORAH next Sunday.
Miss Clara Griebel came home Fri
day from Burr Oak and was an over
Sunday guest at the parental home.
Messrs. Elmer Wepler and E. Mans
field of Mason City came Saturday
for brief visit at the A. Wepler
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson are the
proud parents of little son who ar
rived at their home last Friday. Con-
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wepler cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniversary
Sunday and invited about one
hundred and sixty of their friends to
help them celebrate the occasion. At
10 O'Clock a bounteous dinner was
served after which the guests visited
and then departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. WepleI many more anniversaries
About 800 worth of silverware and
silver money was left them as a
memento of the occasion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
NORTH BURR OAK

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Oct. ii 1907
Grace Nelson of Prosper has been
visiting her cousin Ida Bergeson a
few days.
The Y. P. S. at "A. O. Andersons
was well attended and everyone re-
ported good time.
A surprise was given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Usgaard last Sun
day it being their twenty fifth we'd
ding anniversary. A large crowd at
tended and large sum of money was
presented them. The wishes of their
many friends are that they will live
to celebrate their S0th year.
Peter Lien transacted business at
Mabel Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenslien from Water.
loo visited at Steno's Friday.
Martin Nelson left for Mabel Sun
day where he will take the position
in Jones drug store as druggist
Albert Bersie and Ed Strinmoen
were seen in our vicinity Sunday.
Chris Steno left for Spring Grove
Monday where he will ship cattle
from there and at Caledonia.
Mrs. Ole Berg and daughter re-
turned to their home at Zumbrota.
The Y. p S. will have party at
N. LIENS Friday night; everybody
welcome
Mrs. John Peterson had the mis-
fortune to break her arm Friday
night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
BAILEY SPRINGS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
Oct. IA, 1907.
Oscar Olsen returned home from
South Dakota for a visit with home
folks. From here he intends to 90
to Minneapolis where Iie will act as
conductor ON a street car line there.
Miss Marie Iverson is dressmaking
at f. JEWELS in DEBORAH.
Quite few from here attended the
Empire theatre at DEBORAH last week.
Mrs. g. Lang went last week to
Austin, for visit with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oehler and children
visited @. Pahl's Sunday.
Mr.. Plank was in our vicinity Sun
day looking for farm.
Kaspar Queal spent a weeks vaca-
tion at home.
Miss Lena Iverson is commencing
her term of dressmaking in DEBORAH.
Miss Milda Koppen visited her sister
Mrs. j. Young Sunday.
Willie Telford and Plinnie Thorsen
were observed in our burg yesterday.
A few from here were in attendance
at the base ball game at Hesper
Thursday, and also attended the
dance in the evening.
Emil Hellum of Mabel. visited at
Smiths Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16

+. d. Glossy went to La Moure,
y. D.. Wednesday on business.
Garrimoni's orchestra has been en-
gagged for the dance to be held Thurs
LAY, Oct. 24th
! Rev. Montgomery was a visitor in
town a couple of days of last week.
Miss Vera BJice of DEBORAH was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
! W. @. VIM went to Cresco Tuesday
f, TO see Guy Feltis who is in the hos :
pital there. returning in the evening
| Miss Bertha McMullen was a De.
, corah visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Eudorus Riggs returned from
Usage Tuesday where she visited at
the Chas. Bucknam home.
Supt. E. J. Hook of DEBORAH was
calling in town Tuesday.
ID. G. Malloy went to Ossian Mon
day evening to be present at the NAL
10y Schilling nuptials Tuesday morn
ing l.. A. Meyer of Ossian officiated
in the bank during his absence.
Ray Bickel of Giard visited his
sister, Mrs. W. H. Haefner Monday
and Tuesday.
The Young Crusaders met with Miss
Vera Bollman Mountaineering.
H. Knutson, A. ChristopherSon and
Miss Norah Floody attended the dance
at Ossian Mnoday evening
Chas. Allen and children came
down from Mason City Tuesday
morning.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16

from our regular correspondent.

From our regular correspondent.
Oct. IA, 1907.
Miss Mollie Peterson was Decoraf
visitor today.
Misses Libbie. Ruth and Edna Hill.
Ter of DEBORAH were guests of Mrs.
Carrie Meyer Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tope of West Union
spent yesterday here with their daugh-
ter
Mrs. Sam Collins is visiting rela.
tiyes in Millbank, S. d.
Will Hazelton was home from
Cresco this week.
Mr.. Hertz was pleasantly surprised
at his home Wednesday evening by a
number of his gentlemen friends. A
bountiful supper had been prepared
by his wife.
p. A. Peterson was in Chicago last
week on business.
Mrs. Jessie Kicks and children have
returned from an extended visit in
South Dakota.
Miss Allie Anderson is visiting re-
latives in Minneapolis.
The Ralph Johnson family expect
to move soon to Austin.
Miss Mol!ie Peterson entertained the
Norwegian Y. p. S. last evening.
Frank Dolly went to Milwaukee
Friday night to take a tiremans ex-
animation.
Mrs. j. B. KAYE was at Leroy,
Tuesday, where she attended conven-
tion.
A. Klein has been very i'll the past
week and the children have been sum-
moned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morton are visit
ing their son Arthur in Bowden, N.
D., and their son Charles and wife
in Max, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. MONTE of Ar
lington were here today looking for
a residence as they expect to focate
here soon.
Miss Helena Dostal returned from
an extended visit in Ballard, Wash
with her sister.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
CASTALIA
From our regular correspondent,


Oct. 10, 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Painton came
down from Calmar Saturday for two
days visit with their son, HI. O.
Painton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walters came up
from Luana Sunday in their automo-
bile and were visitors at the w. A.
Gibbs home.
Thos. Kane went to Prairie du
Chien Monday to seek relief from
rheumatism at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Chas Nehls of Ossian was a
visitor in town Monday. She was
accompanied back to Ossian by Mrs.
Bert Mcmahon and Evan. who depart
fer their home in Spirit Lake this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slorah came home
from Faribault, Mimi. Monday eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Frisbee of
Aurelia, Iowa. came last Tuesday
evening for a weeks visit at the w.
f. Smith home Mr.. +. is a brother
Of Mrs. Smith. They went to Mo-
mona Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Pennington of Minneapo-
lis and Mrs. w. s. Webster of Post
vile were visitors at the A. B. Clark
home over Sunday.
Bills are ont for the ID. E. and Dell
Harvey sale. Oct. Goth.
Mrs. Henry Cupps and Mae were
visitors at the Fremont Stearps home
Monday while on their way home
from Garner to Clermont.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bickel and Master
John Haefner of Giard were visitors
at the w. H. Haefner, home over Sun
day.
!. Will Collins of Ossian is delivering
the wet groceries for Thos Kane, dur
ing his absence in Prairie du CHEN.
Ernest Fan and Claus Steffins were
released from durance vile Thursday.
Miss Nellie Smith was visitor at
her home in Hawkeye Saturday.
.-EMrs. Sarah Jane Roberts of Pendle-
ton, Ind. has been visiting at the Sam
Hunter and Mrs. Mary Riggs homes
since Tuesday.
Mrs. J. O. Steinhelmer and baby
were Postville visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Harvey went
to Des Moines Saturday morning to
be present at the Grand Lodge of the
Rebekka and Odd Fellows.
Geo. Bernhard was visitor at
Elma last week. He returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Kane and Mrs. HI. w.
Neverman were DEBORAH visitors over
Friday night.
|. Miss Vida Kneeskern came down
from Sheldon, Friday.
u Miss Lena Peterson came mp from
McGregor Thursday to visit her
sistes.
Ernest Allen was visitor at Mason
City couple of days last week.
s..Mrs. A. r. Thias received short
visit from her mother. Mrs. Webb,
and sister, Mrs. Geo. Fay of Postville
Friday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
SPIELVrLLE.
rom our regular correspondent,

From our regular correspondent
Oct. IA. 1907.
DIR. Horton and wife of TT. Atkinson
were in town Tuesday.
John Hospy, Jr., spent" the past two
weeks in North Dakota looking after
his farm interests
q. III. Hansen was at Conover Thurs
day
Mrs. Frank Mashek visited relatives
at DEBORAH last week for few days.
Jo5 Swehla, Sr. moved his family
to Jackson Junction. They resided
in our vicinity many years and his
many friends regret their departure.
Frank Kovarik has been painting
the Prof. Kovarik residence the past
week.
The Woodmen will give dance at
Winn's hall. Saturday. Oct. 10th.
Carpenters orchestra will furnish the
music.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
BURR OAK.

From our regular correspondent
Oct. IA, 1907.
B. D. Marsh and wife of Decoral
were calling on friends here Thurs
day
Mrs. Julia Lindsey of Superior
Wis. is visiting her uncle j. Wingatt
and family.
Elder and Mrs Ridley from Month
cello, Mimi. are visiting their chill
dren here. Mr.. Ridley occupied the
A. 9. pulpit Sunday morning and
afternoon.
Mr.. Roberts and children were
shopping in DEBORAH Saturday.
Helen West has been on the sick list
| for the past week.
| Burr Oak base ball team went to
Hesper Thursday for field meet, play
| ing against their team with the result
OF to 8 in favor of Hesper
Chas. Brittendall sold his place of
20 acres last week for 81 900 to a gen.
tleman from New York.
VIM. Peacock and wife are home
from their Canadian trip. Mr. Pea
cock was so taken up with the
country that he purchased half sec
tion OF land there.
News from Gene Bovee SAYS he is
located in Bozeman, Mont where he
has rented half section of land his
family expects to join him soon.
Frank Sullivan went to Cresco Sun
day TO see his friend Guy Feltis who
is expected home from the hospital in
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Reed and chill
dren Sundayed at the home of H. w.
Shelley.
Mrs. Sage and her nephew Clarence
Wards return to their Dakota home
today.
DR.. Swezey and family of Decorah
were Sunday guests at the Emmons
home.
Remember the social at the hotel
on Friday evening.
Ed. Sharp and Milton Whitney
made a trip to Chicago last week with
stock.
Elmer kippe has moved into the
Feltis house. p. kneeskern is moving
into his house vacated by Kippe, and
Will Lenheart will move into VIM.
Wards house.
The audience at the hall Friday
evening was more than delighted with
the opening of the seasons lecture
course. Mr.. Boyle is an eloquent
speaker aud those who failed to hear
him missed a great opportunity.
The next number will be the last
Tuesday evening of this month and
will be concert by ladies' quar-
cette.
Mr. and Mrs W. Harvey returned
to Decurah yesterday after visit at
the farm home.
j. f. Ward was born in Canada in
1888, coming to Iowa in early man.
hood. He married Miss Mary Feyler
and to this union ten children were
born, all surviving but one son who
preceded him few years ago. Mr..
Ward has lived on his farm west of the
village for over 40years. For the past
ten years he has been great sufferer |
death releasing him Oct. Sth. He |
leaves sorrowing family and large
circle of friends to deeply mourn his
departure. The funeral services were
held at the NJ E. church Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. Hallett and Elder |
Ridley officiating.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
Certain Cure for Group Used for Ten
Years without a Failure.

Mr.. w. @. Bott, Star City, Ind. 1
hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in
his praise of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. His children have all been
subject to Group and he has used this
remedy for several years. and though
they much feared the Group, his wife
and he always felt safe upon retiring
when bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy was in the house. His oldest
child was subject to severe attacks of
Group. but this remedy never failed
to effect a speedy cure. He has recon-
mended it to friends and neighbors
and all who have used it say that it
is unequaled for Group and whOoping
cough. For sale by Engbretson' s
Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-16
Advice 10 House Wives.

No home is so pleasant, regardless
of the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family is in per.
feet health. A bottle of Orjno Lax
ative Fruit Syrup costs 90 cents. 1t
will cure every member of the family
OF co stipation, sick headache or
stomach trouble. Brunt & Parman. I'm
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
DiUidend Notices.
AlIALGAMATED CoPPFR ooMP.Ny

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f.o,.- =. "a e..A, ItuIhaa.s Apf y. 1907. and
A. n. MFsldN Secretary ana Treeatrsr
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

HATH DIVIDEND. ''
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fPen lecsre6. payable May 18th. 1907 49,
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EDWARD T. PI.Arr Treasurer