Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-08-26

Passion Play at the Grand next
Saturday and Sunday nights.
Everything in school books and
supplies at Brunt & Parman's. 34-2
Ed. Rossley is enjoying visit
from mis- cousin. Frank Lyons, of
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Prof. Olson and children
went to Boone. Iowa. yesterday to
visit her mother.
w. w. Gossman and Chas. Nash
of Canton, were DEBORAH business
visitors yesterday.
Miss Edna Lyon. of Grinnell,
arrived Monday night on a visit to her
sister Mrs. l.. +. Button.
The Passion Play will be given at
the Grand next Saturday and Sunday
nights, Aug. 29-3Oth Don't miss it.
Sheriff Johu Akre, of Benson
county. N. D.. is visiting relatives
and his many old friends in Pleasant
township.
Dan Koran went to Minneapolis
Saturday. where he will work at his
trade. stone masonry. for the rest of
! the season.
High grade Innings. the best Of
trimmings, no inferior quality, every
thing that's good, is found in our
clothing. Bears.
DIR. Long and family returned
home to Mason City yesterday. after
enjoying a visit with the latter's
sister, Mrs. l.. f. Button.
Miss Ella Qualley, daughter of
ALT Qualley of Madison township
went to La Crosse Saturday. where
she will undergo an operation at the
hospital there.
DIR. d. A. Haines. of Mabel came
down in his automobile Saturday
evening and stayed over until Sunday.
the guest of his brother County
Treasurer E. r. Haines and wife.
The Grand opera house is going to
be packed next Saturday and Sunday
nights. The Passion Play is going to
be given. See this if you want to see
the grandest thing you ever saw. Ad-
mission % cents
Saturday you can find at Bear 5
| 200 new handsome fall suits one
line handsomer than the other, quality,
style, fit and best of workmanship
prices the usual Ben Bear kind lower
than anywhere else.
ben Bear. the Square Dealing
Clothier. is having one of the largest
and most artistic signs we have ever
seen, painted on the Clans Volding
barn on the Trout Run road Artists
John Alstad and Chris Qualley are
doing the work.
$40 will buy at Bears the very
best value in mems suits. You can
tell nothing at all about these suits
unless you see them. We guarantee
the very Lest quality ever sold. Moth
ing like them in the west for the
money. Bears.
Mr.. M. J. Murphy, of Woodstock.
ILL.,, was the guest of Hugh Kelly and
other relatives in Button and Burr
Oak townships last week. Mr.. Muir
ply is we'll known here and his many
friends are always glad to see him.
He holds responsible position with
the Oliver Typewriter Co.. in Wood
stock.
Mr.. X. I. Haugen arrived home
Monday from his trip to the Chicago
markets. He informed us that he had
a most pleasant trip. and feels that
his selections for this fall are by far
the best he has ever made, and in a
few days the patrons of the Big Day.
light Store. will have the pleasure OF
inspecting this handsome fall stock.
The John T. Baker family de.
part the end of the week for Mer.
RAM Park, suburb of the Twin
Cities. where they will make theil
future home. 1t is with regret that
we see this estimable family leave
DEBORAH, after so many years as resi-
dents here. where they have made in
Vulnerable friends, who will miss
them very much.
Prof. Sperati and wife. Mrs. D.
w. Holm and Mrs. Anna Bahnser
went to Cresco Saturday where they
assisted Rev. Laur. Larsen in ,
Young Peoples Reunion there Sun
day. There was an open air services
in the morning at eleven o'clock, 1
sermon being delivered by Rev. Hol
den M. Olson, of Madison. a '96 L. @
graduate. Rev. o. Ottes0n. of LAX,
Mills addressed the young people il
the afternoon.
We have been requested to mention
the fact that some of the AUTOMOBILE,
drivers forget to light their lamps oil
their machines in the evening. and i