Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-06-10
Editor A. @. Heck .was over from


Mr.. A. S. Opheim was down from
Locust Monday, attending to business
matters.
Mrs. b. B. Green went to Min
neapolis Saturday, for visit with
friends.
20. A. Porter of Burr Oak was
greeting his many friends in the city
Monday.
Atty. Frank Sayre went to Grin
nell Monday, for visit with his
daughter.
Edwin Hover of Pleasant town
ship was a business visitor in the city
Saturday.
@ O. Casterton of Highland
township wa, business visitor in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. Nj. HI. Culbert of Cresco is
attending to business matters in the
city today.
day from visit with friends at Hast
ings. Mimi.
g. w. elise of Burr Oak town
ship was transacting business in the
city Saturday.
Philip Stoskoff and his sister
Mary went to Sumner, Iowa Saturday
visit friends.
Mrs. Myrtle Swan has been home
from Minneapolis since Friday, visit
ing her mother.
Frank Stinson was up from Glen
wood townhip Monday, attending to
business matters.
F. A. Hoyt was up from Fayette
over Sunday. visiting relatives and
transacting business.
Attend tie June Sale at Button S,
if you are looking for seasonable goods
at slaughtered prices.
u. q. Gruver came up from
Cedar Rapids Monday, to attend to
some business matters.
Mrs. H. W. Haislet and son of
Butterfeld, Mimi. are guests of her
mother. Mrs. +. Frazer.
Mrs. Chas. Dahley and children
wen to Cresco yesterday, for week s
visit with her parents.
I Miss Hattie Barthell departed on
Thursday for Troy. N. Y, after a
visit with relatives here.
-Mds. Frank Linzenmeyer and
Henry Severson arrived home Monday
from their ST. PAUL visit.
Mrs. II. A. Warner and son Bar
ton arrived home Saturday, from al
extended visit in Chicago.
e. E. Schuck spent the past week
at LaPorte. Iowa, transacting bust
ness and visiting relatives.
If you W mt good rug and dom,
wan. to spend all your money. come
in and see us. Left Button.
Fl. E. Bloomfield is taking his
vacation from duties as letter CARRIE,
and is visiting in st. Paul.
Editor r. B. May of the Stand
ard and MIR. Newton of Waukon were
calling on friends in IL city Satur-
day.
-B. II. Adams and w. q. Adaml
went to Des Moines Monday. to attenC
seed dealers convention held there
this week.
The Boards of Supervisor.
| throL ghout the state commenced the
official canvass of the primary ballots
yesterday.
Mrs. John Dinger and daughter
attended the graduating exercises Of
the high school at Elma last week
Mrs. Dinger returned Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Marsh goes to Chicago
tonight. to be present at the gradual
| ing exercises at Lake Forrest. Miss
Marjorie being one of the graduates.
Jacob Preus arrived here from
Washington. d. O last "wednesday
where he has been during the winter.
He expects to spend the summer IN
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Calvin Brown left last weei
for Crooks, s. D. to visit hei
daughter. Her stay here was very
pleasant one among her many friends
and relatives.
| Mrs. E. K. Opdahl and Miss Idells
Hover departed on Saturday for Ell.
boron, Iowa, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. John Tarvestad. who died from
the effects of an operation at Cedar
Rapids.
| The ladies of the Methodist
church served an excellent supper TO 9
large number of people in the Ru
dolph building last Friday. The
ladies are raising money for remodel
ing aud redecorating the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Downie an6
son Myron concluded their visit here
Saturday and went to Redwing
Mimi to visit her brother John. They
will also visit at Delevan. Wis before
returning to their home at Dayton
Ohio
Something of vast importance Il
dry goods buyers will be found on TIT
9th page of this issue. in the big page
adv. of A. Neish q Sons. They ad
vertise a ten day clearance sale ant
their store is chock full of bargains
Look up and read the adv. as it viii
pay you big.
The local nimrods have been do
ing lots of fishing the past two weeks
with varying success. Several goot
catches have been made, quite mum
Der of catfish being caught. The rive
seems to be full of carp. many larg
ones being taken from the river. Thu
other day M. w. Norton caught
carp which weighed eighteen poupds
-Mds. A. K. Severson, l.. III. Helm
berg, l.. l.. Couse, III. l.. Coffeen
Messes. A. j. Cratsepberg, Thos
Graham of DEBORAH, John Koppen o
Locust and O. o. Maltby of Hespe
went to Cedar Rapids Monday, {