Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-09-08

oils Sunday, to attend the state fair
Il. l.. Iverson of Canoe was
business visitor in the city yester
day.
Emil Rosenthal departed ,yester
day on a business trip to North Da
kota.
MISS Frahcis r ewes ConclnGeC
her visit with her father last Wed.
nesday.
It. o. Storla departed yesterday
for Ryder, N. d., to look after land
interests.
ALFRED Blagsvedt and Leonard
Siekmeyer visited friends at Preston
last week.
At DEBORAH Institute-Book-
keeping, complete course only 81
per month. 36-2w
Geo. M. Anderson of Frankville
township was transacting business in
the city yesterday.
Prof. NJ. X. Bleken returned
home Friday, safter-a trip, to Wiscon-
sin and South Dakota.
Miss Maud Perry of Postville
has been the guest of Miss Lillian
Winter the past week
Harold Mckinney and Marcus
Hanson went to Postville yesterday
to attend the auto meet
j. H. Hiatt of Mabel, Mimi. was
in the city yesterday, with load Of
apples, which he readily sold.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Por-
ter of Cedar Rapids are spending the
week at the Winneshiek Hotel.
Mrs w. C. Adams returned
home Monday from Usage after sew
eral days visit with home folks.
Master Claude Osmond depart
ed last Wednesday for Vinton, Iowa,
to attend the school for the blind
-Robt Relf and Robert Ander-
son were among the concession
people at the Preston fair last week.
Walter Myran went to Des
Moines Friday, to resume studies in
pharmacy at Highland Park College.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Maltby re-
turned to Cherokee, Iowa, yesterday
after several weeks visit with rela-
tives.
&c. r. Baker was down from
Ridgeway yesterday, attending the
district conference at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Auchmoody
and son concluded their stay here
and departed for Blackwell, Okla,
Saturday.
Mrs John Ringdahl concluded
her visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Jensen Friday, and returned to Red
wing. MINI.
Prof. and Mrs Rovelstad arriv-
ed from Elgin, Ill. last Wednesday,
where they had been visiting rela-
tives for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bailey de-
parted last evening for Hastings and
ST. Paul, Mimi. to visit friends and
take in the state fair
Mrs Herbert T. Baker and
children returned to Chicago Mon
day night, after an extended visit
with Mrs. j. HI. Baker.
Miss Mary Ammer and niece
returned to Fargo, N. ID. last week,
after spending the summer at the
home of Jacob Ammer.
Monday was Labor Day. De-
corah's observance of the day was
limited to the closing of the post
Office and the saloons.
The Burr Oak base ball team
failed to show up on Sunday. hence
the game between them and the Yeo-
men team was cancelled.
Mrs. C. III. Johnson and daugh-
ter Vivian returned to st. Paul yes
terday, after visit with her brother,
H. B. Winter and family.
Mrs. II. Nj. Hanson concluded
her visit at the home Of Richard
Schrubbe last Wednesday, and re-
turned to GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Misses Maud Hopperstad and
Helen Hjerleid departed yesterday
for Northfield, Mimi, where they
will attend school at st. Olaf College.
Miss Mabel Rude of Bailey
Springs went to st. Paul yesterday,
where she will enter the German
Hospital and take the course for
trained nurses. Her sister is head
nurse at this hospital.
Ed. Rossley and party of friends
went to Postville yesterday after
noon in the formers auto, to take
in the festivities of Automobile Day.
w. f. Baker and r. III. Tracy also
went down in Mr.. Bakers machine.
Join the excursion to Outlook
Saskatchewan. Monday, Sept. 10Th
See the great Canadian wheat fields.
The excursion will be in charge OF
Frank Reum, of the McIlhenny Co.,
Ltd 36-2'
-Messrs. C. J.. Weiser and Henry
Reeves left Saturday for Chicago.
They were among the 5000 who