Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-02-03
LOCAL ITEMS.


visited relatives here last week.
Henry Schultz was over fror,
Jackson Junction last Wednes lay.
e. II. Prior of Postville was
business visitor in the city Friday.
-Theo. Void was down from
Hesper township yesterday, on bust
ness.
i. II. Ccnigisky departed yester-
day on business trip to Chicago and
Peoria, Ill.
Mrs. T. Bandle of Burr Oak
township was a business visitor in
this city Monday.
john Greer went to Chicago on
Friday, to visit his daughter and
consult physicians.
A big line of fancy Vests, latest
designs from rs cents to $3.50 at o.
M. Anderson's Closing Out Sale.
E. R. Abbey arrived home on
Monday from Chicago, where he has
been for the past month on business.
&C. L. Culver, the new proprietor
of the w. r. Smith pool room, made
business trip to Kansas City last
week.
M. P. Moran arrived home Sun
day morning from business trip to
Chicago and points in Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Subject next Sabbath evening at
the Congregational church Lessons
for the Young from the Life of Abb
raham Lincoln"
$500 Shoes, the best made, at
$3.50 and 1915, and $3.50 Shoes at
$3.50 and $3.50 at o. M. Anderson's
Closing Out Sale.
We are here for business and
will save you money on all goods in
our line. See us at L. II. Pearson's,
the Big Notion Store.
Postmaster ]. j. Marsh enjoyed
visit last week from his bookkeeper
number of years ago, Ole Ruen
and wife of Columbus, Neb
Watch for our Saturday Spe-
cial Sale on hosiery, Saturday the
30th only. 10-cent hose for cents,
at Pearson's, the Big Notion Store.
National Bank Examiner H. c..
Hjerleid departed on Monday for
Washington, D.. c., to get detailed
instruction as to the duties of his
new position.
A. L. Marsh came home Monday,
after having experienced the exquis-
lite pleasure of being blockaded i'll
the storm some ten miles out of
Olewein for day and night.
Before buying flour elsewhere,
try our Golden Link and Tube Rose
-four. You can save from IS to %
cents per sack, cheaper than you can
buy elsewhere. B. Barnett & Sons.
j. e. Briggs, the popular Burr
Oak storekeeper is attending the
Jones National School of Auctioneer-
ing in Chicago, and Feb. 18th will
be ready to cry sales. Telephone his
SLOre now TOT QateS.
Quite a number of our citizens
are contemplating going TO Chicago
the latter part of the week to take
in the auto show, and we doubt not
that as result there will be several
new cars here during the coming
season.
In sweeping all public buildings,
stores and residences, Antiseptic
Sweeping Compound should be used
1t prevents dust and disease germs
from raising and floating in the air
Sold by Brunt & Parman.
Miss Grace Haas has been very
i'll from peritonitis during the past
week at the home of her sister, Mrs
Herman Tavener in the Fifth ward
where she was visiting when sud.
denly taken down. Several physi-
clans have been doing their best tc
save her life, and at this writing she
shows improvement.
-Selmer Styve was in from Wash
ington Prairie yesterday. on bust
ness trip. He says that he and Mel
vim Guam, the latter driving fol
Martin Bergen, had a hard time
getting over their cream route Fri
day, but by helping each other and
driving through the fields, they
finally managed to make their triI
to the Nordness creamery.
East Lynne" is almost half
century old, yet people are as vividly
stirred by it now as those of the Civil
War times were, and as the ones 1T
the next fifty years will be. Joseph
King who produced 1.-THE Ninety and
Nine" the great rural play that ran
six months at the Academy of Music
in New York, will present his New
York company in this wonderful play
at the Grand tonight.
Frank Reum has been making
preparations to leave this week fol
Outlook, Canada. where he VIII nave
charge of lumber yard. This Is