Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Winter went to Virginia
City, yesterday.
Ralph CLARK of Cresco was visit
or in the city yesterday.
-Jo Schema was in Spillville yes
terday visiting relatives.
-Magne Langland is Minnesota
state fair visitor this week.
Miss May Watts of Cresco is a
guest at the home of J. Schaub.
Mrs. Severt Ringoen of Ridgeway
visited friends in the city yesterday.
-Manley Ousley of Austin is visit
ing his parents in the city this week.
Bertha Rosenthal returned Mon.
day from a visit with friends in Post.
vile.
"A dollar saved is dollar made.
Therefore you should get your photos
at Reynolds. 36.1
Mrs. Sarah Sanford went to Sy-
racuse, N. Y. yesterday to spend the
winter with relatives.
Marie and Tory Wick went to La
Crosse yesterday TO visit at the home
of Rev. Wick of that city.
john Ammer of Fargo, n. ID. re-
turned home Yesterday after two
weeks's visit at the old home.
Miss Katherine Hustvedt returned
TO Oakland, Cal, Monday. where she
will visit with her brother Ben.
Il will save you money on anything
in the music line. AL. b. Conigisky,
Winneshiek hotel building. 36-1
Mr.. and Mrs j. Schaub arrived
home Monday from a visit in Mime
sofa and in Worth county, Iowa.
Mrs. David Algyer, who has been
here during her sons illness, returned
to her home at Primgar yesterday.
Miss Ruby and Hartwig Eng bretson
returned from Adams, MINI. Monday.
where they have been visiting friends.
Mrs. w. III, Becker returned to
her home in st. Paul Monday. after a
visit at the parental home of James
Carr.
Miss Josephine Grunde, who has
been q guest at the E. P. johnson
bone, returned to Madison, Wis,
Monday.
Mr.. Makepeace and wife went to
Northwood yesterday. and from there
they will 90 to Minneapolis to attend
the fair.
Floyd Gellerman. who has been
visiting his grandparents the past
month, returned to his home at Lake
Park today.
Mrs Geo. Stickney. of Albert Lea,
spent two days last week with Mrs.
Julia Gjermo and then went to Ar
lington, Iowa. to visit brother be.
fore returning home.
More and more alive people are
believing that it's profitable as we'll
as satisfactory to buy groceries OF b.
Barnett q Sons. 36-l
S. M. Cox, of the firm of Cox &
Opdahl, returned from Great Heights.
Wis, Thursday, where he purchased
thirty five tons OF granite.
Perfect correction of defects OF
the eye and the finest lenses obtainable
NV speciality l. H. Conigisky,
Optician, Winneshiek hotel building.
36-1
ATTY. Perry Johnson arrived last
Friday from Grand Forks. s. ID. on a
visit TO his parents Atty. e. p. John
son and wife, and his many friends
here.
"A car load of granite arrived
Monday for Cox & Opdahl; parties de-
string monumental work would dc
we'll to call at the DEBORAH Granite
Works and get prices. 36-1
Glen Bertossa arrived from Chi
cago Monday. accompanied by q
friend, Henry N. Vinton. on visit
to home folks and friends. They are
both employed in one OF the large Jot
printing offices there.
Union service of Methodists ano
Congregationalists in the Congrega-
tional church next Sabbath Com
munion service in the morning. Rev
n w. Troy, district superintendent
of DEBORAH district will preach in the
evening.
A card from the editor of this
paper, who with Mrs. Green are en-
iov;ng a splendid trip through the ex-
~
the National Editorial Association,
saws. under dateof Aug. 2Sth: 1--WE
are at farthest point northwest,
Edmonton, city of $4,000, having q
fine trip with royal receptions every
where"
@. Larson. E. M. Sunnes. b.
Anundsen, o. w. Holm, Drs. Stabc
and Boo, l.. Nesheim, Will Ingvold'
stad and Otto Solberg, arrived home
Monday night from attendance at the
Norwegian Danish Singing societ,
meeting at Minneapolis. They report
one of the most enjoyable times OF
their lives. 1000 people were in at
tendance at the meeting. Automopiie
rides of fifty miles all over the Twin
Cities was one of the enjoyable feat
ures of the trip.