Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05

aus. A. Nelsh q SONS.
Miss w. Swenson of Cresco, who
has been visiting Miss Mabel Bernatz,
returned home Monday.
Miss Alice Nelson has returned
from a visit with her sister at Mil
ton, N. d.
John Young is down from Hesper
township this week. acting as bailiff
at the district court.
Ole Gilbertson of Minnewaukon,
n. d. has been visiting relatives
and friends here the past few days.
B. Barnett e. Sons sell flour at
81. 30 sack that is as good as any
you pay 81. 90 for. B. Barnett & Sons.
BE sure and try Pyrolite Sootless
Coal delivered for 81. 60 per ton by
The Economy Lumber and Coal Co.
3tf
Chicago Daily Record Herald and
Public Opinion, both one year, regu-
lar price So. 80, for short time only
So. rs. Aft.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Bear and Mr..
Edward Bear went to Chicago Sat-
urday night, to attend the wedding
of Miss Dot.
DIR. Swezey advertises his horses
and buggies for sale in our want
column. He intends to purchase an
automobile in the spring.
- Come now and buy strictly high
grade piano-the Kimball. You can
save from $50 to 800. Be wise and
call at once. Tarvestad. SO
Among the OUT town attorneys
attending court this week are W. S.
Hart of Wapkon. w. l.. Barker of
Cresco. NJ. J. Carter of Ossian and
John B. Kaye of Calmar.
AT seven O'Clock next Sunday eve-
ming at Unity church DR.. Harriette
B. Amy will speak on "The Spirit of
the Twentieth Century. Sunday
school at 9 80 and morning service at
10 80.
Get ready to attend the big dance
at Marsh's hall on Feb. Goth. Music
bv the celebrated KeIly's orchestra.
You know that means fine time for
everybody. 1t will be the big dance
of the year. o.
"A number of friends met at Mrs.
Bryant's in the 9TH ward last Friday
evening to help Mrs. Fila Amundsen
celebrate her birthday. A pleasant
evening was spent. A silver spoon
was left with her to remind her of
the occasion.
! The Gilbert McClurg travelogues
aud stereopticon lectures are reported
to be very fine. Highest encomniums
come from them wherever presented.
Hear him tomorrow evening at the
Grand opera house. Tickets 20 cents
at Brunt d Parman's.
j. @. Tarvestad is moving his
stock OF pianos to Grinnell, Iowa, to
open piano store. as announced last
week. Mr.. Conigisky. the Optician,
has moved into the room in the Win
neshiek hotel building vacated by
him, which will make fine place for
his optical parlors.
AT the Empire this week the films
are changed on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. In the illustrated song
the singer changes with each film and
the best singing talent in the city
will be used. Go tonight and you
will be we'll pleased. Tonight a
change of program and a new singer
A party consisting of Rev.
Schneider, Fred Schrubbe. Mrs. Em-
ma Lower, Misses Anna, Emma
and Gusta Teskey and Miss Fisher
went to La Crosse Monday. to attend
a German Methodist Sunday School
convention, which convenes there
from Monday evening TO Friday OF
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haas enter
tanned the Monday Whist Club. at
their country home last Monday eve-
ming. Twenty-four were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Qualley carried
off the club honor and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ Boehm the honors given the
visitors. At eleven O'Clock refresh
ments were served, and all went home
feeling that Mr.. and Mrs. Haas were
royal entertainers.
While taking Miss Martha Schnei-
der out to her school Monday morn
ing, Fred Schrubbe had an experience
which he does not care to repeat soon.
They got into the deep snow and the
sleigh tipped over, throwing them
onto barb wire fence. while the
team ran away. Miss Schneider
escaped without serious injury, but
Mr.. Schrubbe was quite badly cut
on the knee, and his clothing was torn
considerably.
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