Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-08-26

Geo. Schamel was Cedar Rapids
business visitor last week.
The new fall Gordon hats. the
best 80 hats sold, at o. M. Anderson's.
Mrs. H. J. Giesen. of Calmar, IL
the guest of her father, Geo. Bernatz.
Atty. Ward Allen, of Castalia.
was DEBORAH business visitor yester'
day.
Mems oxfords in tan and patent
colt at actual cost o. NJ. Anderson,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Banker E. J. Curtin is at Des
Moines this week, acting as judge at
the state fair races.
Miss Elliott, of Prairie du Chien,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Hagemier.
Miss Tena Bidne arrived from
Chicago Thursday OH visit to her
parents and friends here.
Misses Lou Ellefson and Mona
Whalen went to Chicago Saturday
night on vacation visits.
Miss Abbie Amy returned home
Monday from Chicago. where she
spent her summer vacation.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Walter, of
Chicago is the guest OF DEBORAH
friends. She arrived Thursday.
-Negligee shirts guaranteed as to
goods and workmanship, 81, ST.. and
81. 90 grades in this sale 80 cents at D.
M. Anderson's.
Ben Specs, an experienced barber.
of Milwaukee, has taken position
with Hauswirt q Shema in the Gen.
trail Barber Shop.
Romans & Boyd's horse Brit
finished third in a race with fifteen
starters at Davenport last Wednesday.
The time was Q :09.
The many friends of Mrs. O. W..
Burdick were pleased to see her out
driving the past few days, after her
long siege of illness.
Mrs. Furniss and daughter, of
Superior. arrived Saturday, having
been called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Rooney.
Sheriff T. J. Qualley received a
fine driving bay mare, Friday, from
Minnesota, and it will take fast one
to pass the popular sheriff now.
Richard Schrubbe and wife re-
turned Monday from their visit to
Evansville, Wis. and Chicago where
Mr.. S. had been buying fall goods.
Miss Marie Hitler departs tomor-
row for Pomerey. WASH, where she
has accepted a position as teacher OF
German in one of the schools there.
-Chas. Montgomery and wife re-
turned home to Pittsburg Monday,
after q visit here at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Mont
gomery.
This is the last week of the
clearance at D. M. Anderson's of
shirts. underwear, fancy vests, etc.
Do not miss this opportunity to get
good merchandise at half price.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Enright ar
rived home Saturday from the Chi
cago markets. where they had been
making purchases of fall millinery for
the Enright millinery emporium.
Carl Hanson of Twin Valley.
Mimi, a graduate of Luther College
this spring. was calling on old friends
here last week. He departed fol
Bode. yesterday where he will take q
position in the schools there.
Prof. Bothne and family departed
yesterday for their new home at Min
neapolis. A large crowd of friends
were at the depot to bid then
farewell. 1t is with deepest regret
that the citizens of DEBORAH see this
prominent family leave our midst.
"A large number of DEBORAH people
are making arrangements to attent
the Ossian street carnival tomorrow
The DEBORAH base ball team play
Calmar and if you want to see tn,
game of your life go over TO Ossian
for battle royal is going to TAX
place when these two teams meet.
1t will behoove all dog owners il
DEBORAH who desire that their dog
breathe the air Of freedom to 60 NJ
and see City CLERK Hughes and get
license for their doglet, because tn
official dog catcher is about, ant
many an unsuspecting doggie ha
found his way to the pound in tn
city hall, during the past week.
-Messrs. o. W. Holm, K. M. Sun
ness, q. Larson, A. A. Lee, Emf
Johansen, Ole Hammersniss. Henri.
Estrem and Editor Brandt all 60 t.
Minneapolis tomorrow to attend tn
meeting Of the Norwegian Danisl
C;no;ng Sociatias If the NorthweSt