Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-02

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DIR. @. l.. Topliff went to CLEAR
Lake Monday night to attend dental
meeting.
Three dollar fly nets for % per set,
"a fly nets for 80 per set at N. r..
Croft. 1851
Harry Goddard came down from
Minneapolis Saturday and spent Sun
day with home folks.
Will Ziegelmeyer and Joe Kelley
went up to the Twin Cities Saturday
to take in the big state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tavener are
enjoying a visit from his sister, Mrs.
julie Fannon Of Clearwater, Neb.
e. r. Abbey and Walter Barthell
departed Saturday night for the Twin
Cities, and to attend the state fair.
-Robt. Miller went to ST. Paul
Saturday night, on a visit to rela-
tives. and to take in the state fair.
Clarence Seim received an ap-
pointment last " eek as express mes
senger between McGregor and La
Crosse.
Mrs Oscar Bondy returned home
to New York last week. after a tow
months visit with her mother, Mrs.
]. w. Stiles.
Mrs Robert Jones. of Fargo, and
Mrs. +. q. Carlisle, of Chicago re.
turned to their homes last week, after
visit at the @. j. Weiser home.
The Misses Anna Harmon. of New
Martinsville, West Va. and Miss
Hulda Schori. of Elgin, we're guests
at the Peter Johnson home last week.
There will be a meeting of foot
ball enthusiasts at City Hall in the
Hook & Ladder room tomorrow night.
Everyone interested is invited to be
present.
MIR. W. A. Toman returned from
Jackson, MINI. last Saturday, having
finished his work on the court house
at that place, on which he was
working.
DIR. Dana Jewell returned home
Friday from Mindora, Wis, where he
had been for several weeks, taking
another's practice while he was away
on vacation.
"A. F. Schild and his niece. Mae
Toman. returned from their western
pleasure trip last Friday. They re-
port nice time. especially the outing
at Clear Lake.
Miss Jennie Peterson arrived
Sunday from Chicago and assumed
the duties of trimmer at Mrs. II. s.
Tupper's millinery store in the Grand
opera house block.
l. Fl. Van Buren,, of New Auburn.
Wis, were the guests of his parents,
week, as was also Rev. and Mrs. j.
A. Young, of Ridgeway.
Gall in and have your eyes ex-
amined. 1t costs nothing but may be
the source Of valuable information to
you. |. Fl. Conigisky, Optician.
Winneshiek hotel building. 1851
Mrs Robert Durham of Hampton,
Iowa, and Mrs. NJ Potter of Chicago,
who have been visiting at the home
of their sister Mrs. j. J. Welsh, re-
turned to their homes, Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Severson went to Aus
tin, Saturday, where she will visit
friends, and then go to Dakota where
she will visit at Madison. Sioux Falls
and other points. for three weeks.
Miss Paulina Raven, of Brooklyn,
Mich, is q guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Freeman. She is
enroute to Aberdeen. S. D. where she
is a teacher in the State Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron A. Chandler
and children went to Chicago. Thurs.
day to visit Lis sisters Mrs Fisher
and Alta Chandler. They will visit
at West Union, Iowa and Elgin. ILL.,,
, also.
Try a sack of Golden Link -four
and IL after using it you do not find 1T
| the best bread made You ever had in
your house return the empty sack and
we will refund the money. B. Barnett
& Sons. 36-1
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Waterman at their home in
Davenport last Tuesday. Mrs. Water
man will be remembered as Miss Ethel
Baker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A.
O. Baker, of this city.
M. d. oOukup ueparteu SATURDAY
night for the Chicago jewelry
markets, to make his fall selections.
Martin has trained jewelry eye and
will undoubtedly return with fine
selection Of pretty things.
Il will compete with any piano
house in the United States in Irices,
terms. and quality. Always glad
to demonstrate the facts. Every
transaction on honor. AL B. Conf
gisky, Winn shiek hotel building &c.
Mrs. r. q. Thomas of Kansas
City and daughter Mrs. J. H. Brierley
of Cresco were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Norton last week.
| They will be remembered by many as
they were residents of this city about
thirteen years ago. They went to
Oresco Sunday.
Miss Anna Evans arrived home
last week from the Eastern millinery
markets. where she spent considerable
time making selections of all the lat.
est things in fall and winter milli-
merry, and her purchases have been ar
irving daily. While in the city she
secured the services of an expert trim
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