Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-06-03

went to Waverly Monday. to visit hi
people.
Mr.. J. d. Halves departed Tues
day for Texas to look after land in
terests there.
Miss Nan Freeman, Of Chatfleld
Mimi. arrived Monday for visit
with friends in the city.
Mrs. Fred Eaase spent several
days in Chicago last week with Mr..
Haase. She returned Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Stiles Bondy and her
friend, Miss Jessie Hayward spent
Sunday with Miss Ruth Stiles at Nc.
Gregor.
Mrs. M. D. Wells entertained a
company of friends on Friday eve-
ming, in honor of Mrs. l.. j. Aver of
Chicago.
B. o. Marsh has arrived home
from his trip to Seattle and other
western points, reporting a very en-
joyable trip.
-Robt. Relf has been home since
Monday. for brief visit. He has
been travelling the rast few weeks in
Indiana and Ohio.
Miss Jessie Harvard. of New
York City, who has been visiting here
with Mrs. Nellie Bondy. went to
Wichita, Kan. today.
We have buyer for small farm
near town. Have you one for sale?
Notify Property Exchange depart
ment. Public Opinion.
John H. Peterson Of Park River,
N. d. was DEBORAH visitor Monday.
Everybody reads the Property Ex-
change and Want columns.
Rev. Strom of Red Wing. MINI. ;,
one of the officials Of the Norwegian
Synod, has been here this week on
business connected with his office.
Mrs. John Schlarbon, who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Reu-
ben Seegmiller for several weeks. re.
turned to her home at Hartley, Iowa,
Monday.
The Luren Singing Society ard a
number OF other friends perpetrated
very happy surprise upon Emil johann
son, the DEBORAH Posten job printer,
last Thursday night, everybody hav.
ing fine time.
The title of Presiding Elder IN the
Methodist church was abolished by
the general conference which has just
closed at Baltimore. and hereafter the
man in charge of district will be-
termed District Superintendent.
w. @. Hogan of the post office
force, announces civil service ex-
for vacancy in the post
Office force on June 18th. Persons de-
string information concerning the
matter should confer with him.
DO you want to sell, rent or trade
your farm. house or business property.
II so list it in the Public Opinion
Property Exchange. and we will ad-
vertise it for you, free of charge il we
ton't sell it.
Rev. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt left
Wednesday for Canton. s. D., where
he delivered the baccalaureate sermon
% the graduating class of Canton Col.
ege. and his wife visited her parents.
who live in that city.
You want to be sure and 20 to the
Grand next Saturday night. Two
elegant prizes will be- given away to q
'ady and gentleman, at nine O'Clock |
IN that evening. The admission is
'nly ten cents. and you will also see
ome of the best moving pictures you
'ver saw.
-Cresco and Calmar crossed bats at |
)almar Friday in the first game of the
eason, Cresco winning by the score
II 8 to 8. Bidne occupied left field |
or Calmar. Several of our citizens
aw the game. Tomorrow there will |
70 return game at Cresco.
%. T. Hamre arrived home Mon.
lay from La Crosse. Wis.,. where his
wife recently submitted to serious
peration at the hospital in that city.
Ter many friends will lie pleased to
earn that she is getting along nicely
nd expects to be home in about three
weeks.
Miss Lillian Wohlford was the
leasing hostess of the Whist Club ON
saturday afternoon. Among those
resent were the following ladies
rom Calmar. Medames Anderson,
Moore. Peterson, Sever
on. Peterson; Misses Miller, Tenold, i
leyer, Dostal.
ED. Rossley received his new
Suick touring Car on Friday, and has
ince been entertaining his friends by
living them rides about the city. The
ar is the handsomest one yet
rought to the city, has all the mod