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

| sale, friday, June 06n.
Editor A. O. Heck of the Bee wa
over from Ossian Monday.
/ "A. S. Opheim of Locust was De
corah business visitor Monday.
J %. H. Lawrence of Navan was q
business visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Mae Callahan is enjoying q
visit from her sister, of Neenah. Wis.
George Matter of Locust was call.
ing on his many friends in the city
yesterday.
Richard Greenslade of Button
township was business visitor in the
city Monday.
L. o. Johnson of Pleasant town
ship was transacting business in the
city Monday.
w. E. Downie came out from
Cleveland. Ohio. Monday, to join his
wife in visit.
IS. o. Sacquitine Of Highland
township was transacting business in
the city Monday.
DIR. w. H. Emmons of Burr Oak
was in the city yesterday, on his way
home from Sumner.
Have you ever tried our coffeesy
If you haven't, you ought to. B.
Barnett d Sons. 1872
Phil Schildknecht has accepted q
position with the Dubuque Paper 90.
as travelling salesman.
Attend the June sale at Buttons,
il You are looking for seasonable
goods at slaughtered prices.
Special low prices made on we'd.
ding or commencement presents at
Muller Bros. jewellers. 1874
DIR. j. o. Lewis. f. A. Hoyt and
D. M. Baker of Ridgewsy were tram
sacting business in the city Monday.
Misses Kate and Grace Baker and
Mrs. NJ. D. Wells went TO Chicago
Monday, to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. .. P. Stouffer went to Chi.
cago Thursday to meet her husband
and accompany him on a trip on the
road.
ATTY. E. W. Cutting went to Des
Moines yesterday, where he had some
matters to argue before the supreme
court
dispatches from Washington state
that j. 0. Helgeson of DEBORAH has
been granted a. patent on draft
equalizer. q.
Mrs. H. I. Wilcox was hostess to
q large company Monday evening,
Five Hundred being INDUCED in to
the pleasure of all.
Two elegant prizes will be given
away to lady and gentleman al nine
o'clock at the Moving Picture show.
Grand opera house Saturday night.
We will give you 10 quart gal
pail for 10 cents during our
June sale. but we will have other
bargains to equal that. Left Button.
Henry Baker sends us a copy of
The Seattle Times. giving an account
If the welcome to the United States
ieet. and containing many fine large |
,uts.
Mrs. L. D. Shipman and two
of Minneapolis. and Miss
Nellie Mckinney, Of Dubuque, are
yuests at the home OF their brother,
,. E. Mckinney.
Luther College second nine de- |
Gated Spring Grove on the college
rounds last Wednesday afternoon,
y the score of to 0. It was an OK.
eptionally fast and snappy game,
10Th teams showing mp we'll.
We are in receipt of statement
4 the condition OF the United States
National Bank of Centralia. WASH, |
|. W. Daubney cashier, showing the
to be in splendid condi-
ion. with deposits of $S76, $50. 35.
Mrs. Levy concluded her visit
With Mrs. Edward Bear yesterday and
eparted for Washington, d. q. Mrs.
J. q. Heller accompanied her as far
s Chicago, returning home from q
isit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sen Bear.
Word has come to Mr.. I. H. Conf
'isky that a certain party is travelling
hro gh the country representing him !.
elf to be an agent for him in the sale
4 glasses. Mr.. Conigisky wishes us
o state that he has no agents and that
his man is an impostor.
Henry Reeves, the old reliable
Jog buyer, pays the highest market
rice at all times. and handles more
logs than all the buyers of northeast
TN Iowa combined. See him at the
Vinneshiek County Bank or O.. M.
st. r. stock yards. 23tf
Two games of base ball were
'layed on the fair grounds on Sun
ay, between the CLAW Hill Juniors