Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05


Knutson last week.
We understand that w. S. Buck
nell has resigned his position on the
Panama Canal and will return home.
The base ball game at Spring
Grove Sunday resulted in our team
being defeated by the score of 10 to /.
Geo. Pfister, of Locust, departed
yesterday on business trip and a
visit to his son, Willett, at Berlin.
N. d.
Very best values in underwear
from 25c to 81. 80, at o. NJ Anderson.
Daubney building, DEBORAH, Iowa.
1919
Mrs. Otto Solberg returned last
week from Colorado City, Colo,
where she was called by the death OF
her sister.
w. w. Loomis received word on
Saturday that his father had died in
California, and departed that evening
to attend the funeral.
Geo. Gold arrived in DEBORAH
yesterday morning from Lake Mills,
Wis, on visit to his mother and
other relatives and friends.
-Messrs. Johnnie Anderson and f.
j. Walton, two of Orleans township
,,ropraS-iya farmarS wara Daoorob
business visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson departed
yesterday for Ossian, where she will
spend few weeks Visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Ole Hauge.
Mrs. Helma Larsen. Ingvolstad ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Mar
shall. Mimi, for a visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larsen.
Mr.. j. M. Roberts of Winona,
MINI. and his granddaughter, Helen
Roberts. were guests at the home of
his daughter, Mrs F. S. Landers, last
week
Henry Prastmark placed tie huge
plate glass in place in the Winnesheik
bar yesterday, that was recently
broken. He made quick and fine job
of it too.
The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday afternoon in their regular
June session. and are busy with their
semi-annual settlements with the
county officers.
"A Hebrew junk collector by the
name of jacobson was accidentally
killed by the cars at Ridgeway, Mon
day, while driving across the tracks
around curve in the hill.
Mrs E. ". Cutting went to West
Union last Wednesday. where she
took the Degree of Chivalrv. confer
red by the West Union Canton. She
was accompanied by Mrs. f. T. Reed,
who assisted IN the work.
DIR. NJ n. Calendar and wife of
San Francisco. CAL, We're in the city
last Wednesday. en- route east on a
business and pleasure trip. He is a
son of the late Henry Calendar, for.
merlv resident of this county.
w. O. Nordheim returned last
week from Riverside, CAL, where he
has been living for the past year or
two, to spend the summer upon the
home farm in Pleasant township.
He left his fanny in California.
One hundred and two went to
Charles City yesterday morning on
the special train, to attend the North.
eastern Iowa NJ w. A. picnic. The
Foresters Team and the DEBORAH Mer-
chants Band accompanied the excur-
sion party
e. E. Schuck arrived home today
from Colorado Springs, Colo, and
looks exceptionally we'll after his
residence in that country, which is
good news to his many DEBORAH
friends. He will spend several weeks
here attending to business matters.
An enormous crowd was in at
tendance at the w odmen picnic at
Charles City yesterday. H. j. Green
was elected president of the associa-
tion for next year. and B. E. Buck
nell was elected member of the
Board of Directors. The picnic next
year will be held at Waterloo
Ben Bear announces some great
bargains this week. especially on fine
summer suits, on account of the back.
ward season. In fact his entire store
is veritabie bee hive of bargains.
Read his big ad in this issue and SET
the many bargains offered. Mr.. Bear
has never made such sweeping reduc-
tions before as he is making right
now.
Misses Grace Baker and Claire
Matteson graduated last Thursday
from the Chicago kindergarten Col.
lege. having finished the prescribed
three years course at that institution.
Several of our best young ladies have
gone out from this same college and
filled prominent positions in kinder
garten work, and we have no doubt
that these yOunC ladies will find the