Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-06

CreScO on business yesterday.
IS. NJ. Cox departed on business
trip to Jackson Junction today.
Jacob Seegmiller departed Mon
day on a business trip to Castleton,
N. ID.
DIR. ]. w. Wells was over from
Osian last Wednesday, on a business
trip.
John McAndrews visited his sis
ter, Mrs. H. H. Ruddy at Cresco over
Sunday.
Henry Akre and wife were Up
from Pleasant township Monday,
shopping.
1t is false economy to buy cheap
glasses. NJ. ]. Soukup, Optometrist
3Stf
Miss Inga Haugen departed Sat-
urday for a couple o: weeks visit
in Chicago
Fine imported" clothes brush
es given away with suit purchase at
Bears
Mrs. Fred Siihring was the
guest of Mrs. w. V. wager at Calmar
last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. N. Vance departed Sat-
urday for Aberdeen, S. D., for a visit
with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Ward of Min
neapolis are the guests of DEBORAH
relatives and friends.
Miss Lydia Kennedy arrived
last week from Vermont for a visit
with Mrs. E. E. Kennedy.
Mrs. c. F. Haberly and son Fred
went to Cresco Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
John Barthell of Winfred, S. D.,
returned home Saturday, being called
here by the death of his father.
Mrs. H. ]. G. Krog went to Rid
geway Monday for visit with her
daughter Mrs. E. I. Anderson.
Miss 10 Marsh departed Satur-
day for an extended visit with her
sister, Miss Susie, in st. Paul.
Mrs. Geo. Barthell returned to
st. Paul Saturday, being called here
by the death of VIM. Barthell.
Mrs Anna Stoltenberg returned
home last week from trip to Seat
tie. Wash, and other western points
Mrs S. ID. Olson returned to
Minneapolis Monday after visit at
the Joe Rastetter home on Clay Hill.
Mrs. Dan Shea and daughter
Bernadine went to Cresco Saturday
for visit at the d. A. Lyons home.
j. H. Woellstein and daughter
returned home to Cresco Friday after
visit here with his daughter Miss
Emma
Miss Hattie Lawson of Welsh,
La, departed Monday for Fresno,
California. after a visit with Mrs.
Edith Simmons.
Miss Anna Wolf returned to Os-
sian Monday after short visit with
her sister who is attending school
at Valdez College.
Miss Stella Norgaard arrived
home from Oakdale Saturday where
she has been at the tuberculosis SAM
tarium for some time.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Reed de-
part today for Pine River, Mimi,
for visit with relatives, stopping
en- route at Albert Lea.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth
Burns of Jackson Junction returned
home Saturday after couple of
days visit with friends.
Mrs. ]. N. Barthell and Miss
Martha Barthell of Waukon returned
home Saturday, being called here by
the death of VIM. Barthell.
Miss Mary Mahr and Miss JOS
ephine Billow returned home last
Wednesday from a visit with their
brother John at Red Wing.
Hon. ID. w. Clements of West
Union was transacting business in
the district court, and calling on
friends in the city last Thursday.
Judge John DeCou, hale and
hearty in spite of his advanced years,
was in DEBORAH last week, visiting
N. r. Croft and many other friends
here.
Frank Bloomfield visited Cresco,
Lime Springs, Riceville and Chester
Sunday. making the trip on his motor
cycle and covered over ;O5 miles
that day.
Mr.. A. j. Enright secretary
of the Missouri Valley Loan & Trust
Co., st. Joseph, NO., has been the
guest of his uncle, ]. P. Enright, for
several days.
Leonard Siekmeier departed
Monday for Aberdeen, S. d., where
he will register in the land opening.
He goes from there to Oaks, N. d.,
for visit with friends.
Mr.. Herman Lang, ore of the
well known farmers of Frankville
township. was business visitor in
DEBORAH last Thursday. This office
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