Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-07-15
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Tracy's. 1913

Miss Lillian Andrews, of Plano,
Ill.,. is the guest of Miss Ruth Stiles.
Mrs. 1. W. Ward is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bruner at Goodland,
Kas.
Miss Myrtle Engbretson is visit
ing relatives and friends at Madison,
Wis.
You can get harrington Hall
coffee of r. H. Tracy, exclusive
agent. 1913
Mrs. J. NJ Boehm and children
returned home Saturday from their
visit at La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Green, of
Sioux Falls. are the guests of DEBORAH
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Oonigisky has just gone to
Chicago to buy car load of Story &
Clark pianos and players. 29tf
Druggist N. N. QuaAdahl of the
Eagle Pharmacy, attended the state
druggists convention at Dubuque last
week.
Miss Ida Gilberrson, of Brookings,
S. d. who is the guest of Ole Juve
and wife. was visiting in the city
Friday
Mrs. A. r. Dodd of Donaldson,
Mimi concluded her visit with her
sister, Mrs. 10 Shema, and went to Fl
Atkinson, Monday.
"A big display of the work done by
the international Correspondence
School of Scranton. Penn, is in Ben
Bears corner window this week
Misses Bertha and Theresa Asseln
went to Fergus Falls Monday to visit
their brother. They will also visit at
Pelican Lake before returning home.
Owing to Inquiries on all sides we
beg to inform you that the splendid
piano used at the chautauqua was a
Story & Clark, furnished by AL. B.
Conigisky. 29tf
Mrs. c. H. Bromley returned Fri
day from Chicago. She was accom-
panied home by her daughter. Mrs. O.
w. Edwards. whom She had been
visiting there for some time.
Mrs. Leikvold. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs S.
0. Sheggerud, returned to her home at
Sioux Rapids, Monday. Her mother
and father accompanied her.
Bert Tucker had narrow escape
from drowning at the dam, below the
ice cave Monday afternoon. He got
in where the water sucked him under
the dam and when rescued he was all
but dead.
The Colored Keystones of Mime
apolis will be here Thursday for
ball game with the DEBORAH team.
Come ont to this game if You want to
see fast one. The colored men come
with great reputation as ball play
ers.
Miss Marion Mather received
telegram Monday afternoon, from st.
Ansgar. bringing the sad intelligence
that her only brother, lad eleven
years old had been drowned Miss
Mather left for her home Monday eve
ming.
AT Ben Bears clothing emporium
they are very busy these DAYS checking
over the stock and getting things in
shape before Mr.. Bear goes to New
York to purchase the fall and winter
goods, which he assures US will be
immense.
Hank Garfield and wife Of
Wadena. Mimi. arrived Monday. on
a visit to relatives and old friends
here. Mr.. Garfield will be remem-
bered by many of our residents. being
in the employ of the Milwaukee road
and held the position of paymaster.
Mrs. Sylvester ana daughter of
Green. Iowa; Mr.. Foltz. of DEBORAH
John Coppin, of Locust, and John
and George Foltz. of Burr Oak. all
relatives of Mrs. W. H. Woellestein,
came to attend the funeral of Roger
WOellestein on Sunday -Cresco p. d.
A note from H. NJ Weiser locates
him at Bismarck, N. D., where he
has accepted the assistant cashiership
of the First National Bank. which is
the second only In size in the state to
the First National Bank of Fargo, in
which Decorahians are also inter
ested
There will be a union meeting of
the Methodists and the Congrega-
tiOnalists in the Congregational
church next Sabbath. Preaching by
Rev. M. Willett Subject in the
morning, 1.-the Power of an Endless
Life" and in the evening. "Out of
Tune With the Endless Life"
Mrs. II. S. Upper is moving her
stock Of millinarv TO-DAY from, tho