Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

III. W. 1adS went I'D OF. Jaul
Monday noon on business.
The Knights of Pythias and their
ladies enjoyed social dance at their
hall last night.
We show 800 pieces of new spring
/ dress goods at % cents per yard to
$3. so. Read our adv. A. Neish q
Sons.
--E. T. Week has sold his stock OF
groceries to l.. Peterson and will
move back TO his farm in Madison
township.
Conductor George Graham of Aus
tin, Minnesota stopped over in Deco
rah Thursday on his way home from
a trip to Chicago.
The Luther College Turning Club
gave their annual entertainment ON
Wednesday evening before very APP
preciative audience.
Fred Bierman arrived home We'd
nesday evening from Pierce, North
Dakota, where he has been for several
months upon homestead claim.
If you need wall paper you can do
no better than TO see our stock. We
know we can please you. H. A.
Prastmark. liz.
-Supt. Hook requests us to an
nounce the special examination for
teachers, to be held at the couIt house
March 2lst, and 22d. beginning at
s 100 a. IN.
When the seat sale for 1.-The Time,
the Place and the Girl" opened at
Mason City there was a rush for
seats, and in three hours every seat
in the house was sold.
The annual entertainment of the
Irving Literary Society at Luther
College on Friday evening was largely
attended, and was one of the best
ever given by this society.
%. G. Watros of Orleans township
stopped off in DEBORAH yesterday on
his way home from Oelwein, where he
was called to testify in case against
a man who forged his name to a
draft for $4,000.
Misses Charlotte and Gretchen
Weiser, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Weiser of Fargo, North Dako-
ia arrived yesterday for an extended
visit at the horne of their grand
parents, Mrs f. /. Weiser and Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Marsh. Miss Sus lie
Marsh accompanied them from Mimi
eapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bear were
expected home from their honeymoon
trip last week, but were delayed in
Chicago by the death of Mr. Max
Marcus. brother of Mrs Bear. He
was a travelling salesman for Bal
timore clothing house, and frequently
made visits to DEBORAH, where he has
many friends. The funeral services
were held in Chicago on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bear are expected home
today.
In 1.-The Time. the Place and the
Girl" Joe Howard, the composer, is
said to have excelled in tunefulness his
score in 1.-The Umpire" which is
generally conceded to be with very
few peers among musical comedies in
point of melody. The more striking
Thursday is My Jonah Day. q
Don't Like Your Family. BLOW The
Smoke Away, ""The Waning Honey
moon, First And Only, Dixie i
Love You, (" tits Lonesome Tonight"
and Don't you tell" Tomorrow,
Thursday night at the Grand.
There is no use talking: If you
want to make money quick, tsure),
and (certain) then join Frankson
excursion March 18th. Judging by
the army of land seekers that ac-
companied Frankson's excursion
March 9Th there must be something
doing in the line of real estate invest
ments Ninety per cent OF the land
seekers that investigate Texas op-
portunities are buyers. Don't fail TO
join Frankson's excursion, March
10th. For further information write
Thos Frankson, Spring Valley, Mimi.