Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-14

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Il. L. Iverson of Canoe township
was transacting business in the city
Saturday.
Rev A. L. Huns arrived Friday
from Crookston, Mimi, for a visit
with friends.
"A. G. Christian and family of
Pleasant township were shopping in
the city Friday.
| j. @. Fredeuberg OF Burr Oak
township was business visitor in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Leonard Bruflaat and sister
Miss Kate johnson, went to Lansing
Monday noon for visit.
Remember, we have no high cut
goods in this sale, they are all Ok
fords. Bromley q Co 1873
Miss Inez Hanson Of Waukon
came up from Waukon Monday, to
visit at the home of E. R. Rount.
Miss Lena Thompson returned
Friday evening to Chicago after an
extended visit here with relatives
Mr. E. r. Blount and daughters.
Misses Blanche and Madge and son
Albert went to Waukon Saturday TO
visit relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson of Sioux
City and granddaughter, Miss Abbie
McRaith of Iowa City are the guests
of relatives in the city.
| Mr.. F. S. Robinson. the versatile
editor of the Oelwein Daily and Week
ly Register, spent Friday night in the
city, attending to some business mat
tiers.
Miss Clara Nesheim left Monday
noon for Sioux Falls, S. d. to visit
relatives couple of weeks. Mrs
Nesheim accompanied her as far as
Northwood.
Misses Helen Hjerleid, May Har-
den, Marjorie Marsh. Ethel Beard and
Lulu Klein have been camping near
JEWELS for week or so. They came
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Helmer Williamson
and daughter of Chicago. were guests
of Paul X. Haugen and others here
last week. He is foreman of an cleo
trio light plant in Chicago.
Ladies. remember the unbreakable
rust proof Spiralla corsets combines
both style and comfort. l solicit
your patronage. Mrs. f. j. Fraser,
agent for Winnesheik county.
Standard phone 27S. 1874
Our 9Th annual summer clearance
sale commences Thursday. Aug. lst.
All of our broken lines of Oxfords
must be closed out at once, and we
have cut the prices so low that they
will move fast. Come early and get
first choice. Bromley & Co. 1873
Mrs. 9. B. Puntney and daughter,
Mrs. G. G. Cornwell and grand
daughter, Miss Lenore. arrived Thurs
day morning from Bidgewater, S. D.,
for an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Puntney and other re-
latives in Canoe township
IF. w. Boyd's promising PAGER,
Brit, has gone lame again, and will
not be able to race the rest of the sea-
son. The horse has given evidence of
being unusually fast, but has had to
be withdrawn from the racing circuit
for two seasons now on account of
lameness.
Miss Geneva Norton departed on
Monday for Oshkosh, Wis, on visit
to her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Wakeman.
She will go from there to Kankakee.
Ill, where she has charge of the
millinery department in a department
store.
We were misinformed last week
with reference to the Kimball piano
which the Methodist church secured
through getting subscriptions to the
Minneapolis Journal. The piano
came direct from the factory, and was
not purchased through the local
dealer.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. M.
H. Montgomery entertained a CON-
pany of friends at picnic supper in
honor of Mrs. Barker's list birthday.
A verv pleasant afternoon was spent,
and Mrs. Barker was presented with
a purse of money as token OF the
esteem of those present.
On Saturday morning Atty. :. S.
Boice brought his little Shetland
pony colt and its mother over town,
max ing calls in several Of the business
houses. The colt is about two weeks
old, and at its birth stood less than
twenty.three inches high, ard with
its mother, makes clever little pair.
1t was decided novelty to receive a
call from this diminutive pair OF