Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-11-25
j. T. Relf was a business visitor

at CrescO last week.
Ed. Beard marketed load of cat.
tie in Chicago last week.
Mrs. Ed. Wicks has been visiting
at Castalia for few days.
B. A. Chandler went to st. Paul
last evening on business trip
Banker NJ j. Klein of Ossian
transacted business here yesterday.
w. f. O'Neill went to Minnea-
polls on Monday, on business trip.
Atty. w. NJ Allen of Ossian was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Miss Kathleen Shannon went to
Minneapolis Friday to visit for a
week.
Jos. Spillman and. wife came over
from Ossian yesterday. to take in the
play.
r.. +. B. Portman was at Britt.
Iowa, last week. inspecting the Ma
sonic lodge.
Harry Bertossa arrived from
Davenport. for fortnights visit
with his parents.
Mrs q. L. Topliff and son Lyle
were over Sunday visitors with friends
at Madison. Wi.
AT babv daughter came last night
| to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Borseth.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Woolsey of
Castalia we're shopping in the city
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Payne returned on
Thursday from visit with her daugh
ter at Austin. Mimi.
Miss Nellie Rossley has been visit
ing her sister Mrs DR.. George Ryder
at Dewitt, Iowa since Friday.
-Seegmiller Bros. are going to ship
carload of horses today to Fargo, N.
d., where they are now located.
Mr.. y. r. Cove and Miss Mile
Boyd will arrive from Minneapolis
this evening to attend the Haugen-
Preus nuptials.
Mrs E. J. Curtin and daughter
arrived from Chicago yesterday, &C.
companied by the formers sister.
Mrs. w. q. Lurton.
Mrs. Amin Atkinson and daughter
have moved to DEBORAH from near Sat
ire, and will reside at the corner of
Main AMI Mill streets.
| Careful service is characteristic
of our eye examinations, your eyes are
safe in our care. M. j. Soukup, OPP
tican. DEBORAH. 44tf
Cotton blankets from 80 cents up
to 50. so. The blankets we sell from
81. 90 up to So 80 are the best you ever
saw, at Mott g. Go. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sleeper
concluded their visit at the home of
her father, Luther Reed Monday, and
returned to Pine River. Mimi.
George Wilson. representing a
lumber firm with headquarters in
Milwaukee. visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs @. M. Wilson, over Sunday.
Mott & Co. show some extra fine
values and good syles in cloth plaids
at 80 cents per yard Also the best
line of 90 cent dress goods we have
ever had.
Ring up No. 2, and we will tell
you what we have got in Roses, Car
nations and Chrysanthemums. We
have very fine assortment for Thanks
giving. W. T. Symonds. 4S-l
-Chauncy w. Ammon arrived from
Estherville last week. to join his wife
in a visit at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. Col. Hughes. They expect to de-
part for California soon, to spend
the winter
The annual inspection of, Beaus-
SAT- ,,Comman leiy, No. IL. X. T. took
place Monday night Sir Knight
James Bromw ell OF Mari IN acting rs
inspector. A banquet was en- Dyed
at the Winneshiek and Mr.. Charles
Barthell of Waukon was knighted.
Divine worship at the NJ. E.
church Sabbath morning. Theme ::
"The Silent Partner. Temperance
rally in the evening; subject ::
Humanity VS.. the Liquor Traffic. I"
The subject will be discussed fairly
and without pers Qualities non bipartisan
and n-sectarian, from the stand
point Of humanity. A general invi-
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