Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-10-21
locals on page six.

/ There will be no service in the
Baptist church next Sunday Oct. %.
Miss Ollie Blagsvedt has accepted
position as saleslady in Reed
Bazaar.
Mrs. Crosby went to Garnavillo
yesterday for a few days visit with
friends.
Mrs Carrie Mcintosh is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Fenton, of
Lime Springs
We have the latest patternsin din
nerware. Reeds Bazaar. Red front
opposite Ben Bears.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10. Beiderman are
enjoying q visit from their daughter
Mary of Rockport, Ill.
Miss Ida Jacobson. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Paine,
returned to her home at Hawkeye
yesterday.
Mr.. Albert Vance returned home
Monday from Wyoming where he has
been for the past year with govern
ment surveying party.
We note that out of the first 800
names drawn at the Rosebud land
opening that DEBORAH is favored, q.
W. Burdick being No. 27S.
Advertised letters in DEBORAH
post Office. Oct. 20, 1908; Frank Gard
ner. j. J. Kuepper NJ d., Mrs Laura
Thompson, Mr. Frank L Toye, Miss
Joe Wells.
Subject at the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning 1.-The
Wisdom Of those within towards those
without" and in he evening Human
Infirmities Illustrated from the Nov
els of Jane Austen.
Ed. Rossley took part of friends
down to Clermont Sunday in his auto
mobile; they left here about two
O'Clock and were Dack before six, max
ing the trip via Calmar Ed. certain.
ly can clip off the miles in fast time
with his big car
C. G.. Bucknell came down from
his home north of the city Saturday,
to leave another advertisement for our
want column. He says that the adv
he put in couple of weeks ago for
his cattle, sold them before he had a
chance to read the adv. himself.
Miss Hazel McClaskey has been
appointed director of the chorus of
the Irving Park Christian Church, in
Chicago. She has acted as soloist in
this church for some time. Miss
Hazel is one OF the most popular and
studious young ladies that ever left
DEBORAH. and we are pleased to see
her rise on the ladder of position and
fame.
The Annual Inspection Of the
Womens Relief Corps. with the usual
supper. took place last Monday even.
ing. The Corps felt complimented in
having for inspection officer one OF
the most prominent and best posted
women in the state Mrs. Frederics
Philpot of Dubuque. Her verdict al
the end of the work was very compli
mentary. so that the department i,
one of the best.
An innovation in comedy drains
will reach local theatre goers wher
Elena Rivers" is produced here
Thursday night, Oct. goth. Delight
fully told, with flavor of the metrop
oils which is quickly recognized. the
play has made an instant hit in every
city where the excellent company ha
presented it. society turning out il
force and setting it's seal OF approva
upon the wholesome fun provided.
DEBORAH is represented at tn,
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in tn,
session at Marshslltown by part,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II
Baker. Representative Grand Lodge
Geo. Hislop. Representative Crane
Encampment. Mrs. Julia Reed. Dele
gate S ate Assembly Rebekahs, S f
Brickner, Mr.. and Mrs. + +. Bloom
field and Mr. and Mrs 4 w. Cutting
he being a member of the Board of In
struction.
If you enjoy a good laugh an,
want to spend pleasant evening, Sc
"A Prince Of Sweden at the Gran,
Friday evening, Oct 23d The play
a pretty story full Of bright comedy
Good acting by superb company O
players. Plenty Of songs. dances an
specialties and an abundance of spec
ial scenery. Positively one Of tn
best entertainments seen there thi
season A play like the Old Home
stead and Prince of Sweden will liv
forever.
Mr.. Caldwell tells us that flock
of almost full grown chickens hav
camped on Mr.. Montgomery's and hi