Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-06-10
DIR. John Barthell Of Madison. s.
D. is visiting relatives in the city.

DR.. John Barthell Of Madison, s.
D. is visiting relatives in the city.
Mics Mabel Bates went to Chicago
yesterday, for a visit with friends.
Remember the June Sale at But
toms this week. Wonderful prices.
Miss Grace Webster arrived from
Minneapolis yesterday for home
visit.
Miss Title Anderson returned to
Ridgeway yesterday. after visit
with friends here.
Mrs. +. l.. Griebel of Milwaukee
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Moran this week.
Arthur Enger is home from
Champaign, ILL.,. where he has been
attending the state university.
Mrs Sam. Dixson arrived from
st. Paul yesterday, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. q. W. Burdick.
Mrs. Alex McClaskey. Mrs +.
W. Haa 9. Mrs. J. W. Protheroe and
Mrs. r. Schrubbe were visiting at
Cresco yesterday.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E.
Lappen of Leroy. Mimi. will be
pleased to learn of the arrival of a
second child in their home. daugh-
ter, born June lst.
Misses Dikka Rogue. Henrietta
Preus, Idelia Haugen and Kjome are
home from Redwing, Mimi, where
they have been attending school dur
ing the past year.
Mr. and Mrs J. j. Hopperstad
xrapt RI Nnrfhfiold Co tnrbou RI ha y,ra-
sent at the commencement exercises
trice will graduate.
g. V. Puntney of Cresco aud
granddaughter, Miss Sanborn of
Bonair. who have been wishing at the
home of Frank Headington, returned
to their homes yesterday.
The first practice game of the new
base ball team was held with the
Luther College team on Monday, the
new team winning by the score of 10
to s. The boys showed up very we'll
in their first play together.
The Luther College Athletic as +.
ISOLATION has elected Adolph Naeseth
captain of next years base ball team
and Henry Leum captain of the
basket ball team There is no doubt
that both Will make good.
Electric lights have been placed in
the band stand on the Rock Island
park, but Monday night some mis-
creant stole three of them. For petty
thievery this is the limit, and it will
be dear experience for the guilty
one if apprehended.
DIR and Mrs f. w. Daubney re-.
turned from Chicago Saturday. where
they attended the meeting of the
American Medical Society. 1t was the
greatest gathering of physicians and
surgeons ever known. many foreign
ers being in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Phelps of
North Greece, Monroe county. N. Y,
she a sister. in-la of Ed. Brakeman.
stopped on their way to the Pacific
Coast and visited with him from Fri
day until Monday. when they took
the noon train for Minneapolis. They
expect to be absent three months, dur
ing which time they will visit the
principal places of interest in the
west.
Mrs. James Palmer. of Plattsburg,
n. Y, accompanied bv her niece.
Miss Anna E. Felt of Galena, Ill
were visitors in the city this week.
James Palmer came TO this place in
1856 to make home for his wife
and children. but was stricken with
typhoid fever and died Nov. /, 1855.
He being an Odd Fellow, was cared
for by his brothers here and owing
to the limited accommodations in
travelling at that time. it was ten
days after his death before his
friends from the east could get here
Mrs. Palmer has made four trips here
to visit the spot where her husband
is buried, and is very grateful to the
lodge for the kindness shown him.
She departed yesterday for Sanborn,
Iowa, to visit q sister there.