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

Mrs o. G.. Arneson is at Taylor,
Wis, visiting her son Otto.
Mrs. W. w. Loomis went to CAL
mar yesterday noon for visit.
Cabbage and tomato plants for
sale at E. r. Blount's. 24-2
Prof. H. w. Sheel is enjoying a
few days visiting in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Ellsworth has returned from
St Paul, where she spent the winter.
Mrs. G. l.. Ward of Madison. Wis
is visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
Miss Ruth Shining is Calmar
visitor this week with Miss Beatrice
wager
Mrs William Linzenmeyer de-
parted Saturday noon for Minneapolis
for visit
Rev. A. Jacobson left yesterday
noon for Mortified. Mimi. to spend
few days.
Miss Nellie Nasset went to Ridge
way yesterday noon to spend the sum-
mer vacation at her home.
Mrs. A. E. Tavener and Misses
Nellie and Grace Haas were az Cresco
Friday taking in the circus.
Miss Cora Hansen of Lanesboro,
MINI. is visiting her friend, Miss
Minnie johnson few weeks.
Misses Hazel Eddy and Mabelle
Persse came down from Cresco for an
over Sunday visit in Deco rah.
The Odd Fellows hall has been
furnished with a fine Grown piano
from the Marsh Music House.
Impurities pent up in your system
quickly and surely driven out by
A-B-C Family Tea. 25c. 24-1
Mrs. Adam Weplar was hostess to
a large company of friends at her
home north of the city on Sunday.
IF. J. d. Gremm will move his
household goods to Cedar Rapids to-
day, where their future home will be.
William Tobiason arrived home
Saturday from La Crosse, where he
submitted to an operation in the
hospital.
Mrs. Mat Relf departed yesterday
noon for Detroit, Mimi after short
visit with Mrs. G. O. Gardner and
other friends.
The court house rats mopped the
ground with the business mems nine
by the score of II to in a game last
Thursday afternoon.
M. j. Soukups jewelry store has
been greatly improved by the laying
of a handsome imported linoleum
floor. the pattern resembling tiling.
The Old settlers picnic will be
held at Bluffton today. Addresses
will be delivered by Mayor f. w.
Daubney and Attys E. R. Acers and
Geo. w. Adams of this city.
A large company of friends
gathered at the home of Conrad
Olson on Sunday, to assist him in
celebrating his 10th birthday ami
versary and also 10th wedding ami
versary. The time was spent in
very pleasant manner by all.
The insurance adjusters completed
the adjustment of the insurance on A.
Neish & Sons and Larsen Bros.
stocks on Saturday and Neish & Sons
announce that they will open their
Fire Sale next Monday morning. clos
ing out the entire stock OF goods at
very low prices.
Three Dacorah horses captured
money at the races at Waverly last
week, all driven by r. l.. Parker
Coyosa took third in the 2 :15 pace,
Ruby M. third in the $50 pace
owned by Pat Roman and Frank
jewell and Bert. owned by +. W.
BOYD and VIM. Roman, second in the
2 80 pace
"A. H. Gates was down from Burr
Oak Monday, en- route to Dubuque 10
attend the G.. A. r. encampment. He
showed us memorandum book which
he purchased at Beaufort, Ind, in
1866 for 81 so, which would now cost
about 20 cents. besides other relics of
interest, including a letter from
Senator John Sherman.
The jewelers. Circular Weekly, one
of the very best trade publications OF
the country, contains a fine half-tone
cut taken from a photograph of the
window display of Simmons chains
made some time ago by Nj. j Soukup,
the jeweler and optician, together
with very complimentary item re-
ferring TO the display Decorahians
will remember the handsome display
which elected many favorable COM
ments at the time and received prize
for its beauty and attractive arrange
ment.