Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-12

Tom Holmes is down from Fari-
bault, Mimi, visiting relatives.
j. F. Steele went to Rockford,
ILL., on business trip. Monday night.
Prof @. Fl. Valdez went to Law
Ter Monday evening on a business
trip.
George Gould went to Lake Mills,
Wis, Monday evening, after visit
here.
-Nels Larson of Highland township
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
-Messrs. Guy Thayer and Harry
Holm were Cresco visitors few days
last week.
Miss Gladys Jewell went to Os-
sian yesterday noon for visit with
relatives.
William Linzenmeyer departed
Monday evening for Minneapolis for
few days visit.
Atty. NJ. E. Geiser of New Hamp-
ton was transacting legal business in
the city Saturday.
Peer o. Ssromme of Madison,
Wis was in the city a couple of days
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Mrs Anna Aasgaard arrived from
Taylor, n ID. last week, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Bret Blekeberg. who is
very i'll.
Mrs H. G. Manuel left Monday
noon for Center Junction, Iowa, after
attending the wedding of Mr.. 2.
Erickson.
Charles Thompson returned to
Chicago Monday night after short
visit with his mo Their, Mrs. O. P.
Thompson.
parted Monday noon for Wyoming,
Iowa, where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. A. F. Auchmoody and
daughter, Miss Mabel departed Mon
day evening for Jersey City. N. Y,
for an extended visit
Judge A. N. Hobson came up
from West Union on Monday, being
called here TO make an order in the
Margaret Tobin estate matter.
Our entire stock of $50, 600 worth
of dry goods, ready-to-wear garments
and carpets will be sold in the next
few weeks. A. Neish & Sons.
Mr.. Ben Bear was called to New
York Monday night, by a telegram
announcing the sudden death of his
elder brother, Mr.. Samuel Bear.
Jos. Graf was down from Austin,
Mimi, Monday, shaking hands with
his many friends in. the city. He is now
running between Austin and Minnea-
polls.
Will Renken arrived from La
Crosse, Wis, and Fred from Winona.
Mimi, Monday, the latter being
initiated into the mysteries of Masonry
that evening.
Paul Brorby came over from New
Hampton Monday, accompanied by
his mother and brother Severt, the
latter having been in very poor health
for some time.
Mr.. E. Mayer and his friend, J.
j. Kelly of New York, joined Mrs.
Mayer and Adelaide in visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. L.
Bailey, on Friday.
The city water works reservoir
was cleaned thoroughly Monday, be-
ing found in excellent condition, so
reports L. l.. Caldwell, chairman of
the water works committee.
The following departed for Dubu-
que yesterday noon. TO attend the an
nual encampment of the Dept. of |
Iowa, G. A. r. and W. r. c.: L.
L. Caldwell. H. Engbretson, A. ].
Cratsenberg, delegate, Geo. NJ An
derson, alternate, John Koppen of |
Locust. A. H. Gates of Burr Oak,
Rev. @. W. Burgess of Freeport, and
Mds S. Oxley, H. l.. Coffeen, l.. l..
Ccuse, f. B. Headington.
Fred Mitchell, Percy Thompson,
Fred Lowry, Fred Rathert. and Misses
Virginia Nichols, Anna Davis. Carrie
Oldham and Winitred Webster of
Cresco attended the Glass PLAY at the
Grand last Wednesday night. Also
Fred Thrill, Walter Klucs, Ralph Tully
and Misses Glessie Harris, Helen
Roberts, Ruth Roberts and Gertrude
Schroeder of Postville; and Misses
Gertrude Kaye, Lillian Wohlford,
Lydia Miller. and Mary Lundgren of
Calmar, the latter being teachers at
Calmar
Tine parochial school in the base
ment of the First Norw. Lutheran
church closed its years work with a
special program on Friday afternoon,
which was attended by large num-
Der. There have been l12 children in
attendance during the year, and the
teachers were Mr.. Hoegvold, Miss
Dikka Rogue and Miss Scheie.
During the program Prof Oscar Olson
gave an interesting talk and Rev. l..
B. Torrison in behalf of the pupils
presented Miss Rogue, who has re-
signed her position, with beautiful
breast-pin