Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
Well, it's all over.


ness trip.
L. H. Flemming of Piyn.cith
Rock spent Sunday in the city Wis =
ing friends.
Tile County Fair to be held
at Marsh's Hall, lower Goor, Friday
evening, Nov. IL, 1910
james Wade AMI wife of Burr
Oak township were shopping in
town Friday.
Finest New York Apples in
years at Tracy Hanson's.
E. E. Peterson of Canoe town
ship was a pleasant business caller
Saturday afternoon.
j. A. johnson of Highland
township was transacting business
in the city Saturday.
Miss Della Hoover of Locust
has been at New Hampton the past
week visiting her sister.
The most complete line of Wo-
mems Fur Goods may be seen Fri
day and Saturday at X. T. Haugen's.
Mr.. Earl Henderson came up
from Cedar Rapids Saturday and
spent Sunday at the home of E. R.
Blount.
MIR. A. J. Francisco was up
from Bellevue over Sunday, visiting
cid time friends and looking after
business matters.
Prof. Milton UpGegraff arrived
Monday from Washington, D. c., for
e short visit among old friends and
relatives in DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Baker ex-
pect to depart next Monday for
Centralia, Washington. They will
spend the winter in the west.
Mrs. w. Jansen and daughter,
Miss Carrie went to Strawberry
Point Saturday for visit with her
sister. They arrived home Monday.
Mrs. A. j. Kessey returned to
Waterloo Saturday after a few days
visit with her son, Floyd N, who
is attending school at Valdez Col
lege.
The church at Freeport has
been undergoing repairing during
the past week, men going down
from DEBORAH to do most of the
work
MIR. Knut Barlow of Calmar
township transacted business in De-
corah Saturday, and while here
joined the happy Public Opinion
family
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leytze depart |
ed on Monday for visits at Indepen-
dence and Jesup with relatives, and
to attend the funeral of a friend at
Waterloo.
Hon. w. S. Hart the well |
known Waukon attorney is very ill.,
A specialist from Chicago states
that he will be confined to his bed |
several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Kimball came up
from Elgin last Wednesday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. White,
who has been in poor health for
some little time.
Mrs. l.. A, Darcy will depart for
Washington, d. c., tomorrow, where
she will spend the winter, after
which she will go to southwest
Texas to make her home.
p. Il. Johnson of Canoe town.
ship was a DEBORAH business visi
Saturday. He called TO get some
sale bills printed for a sale on Nov.
18th, See the adv. in this paper,
~ The biggest cut price millinery
sale ever conducted in DEBORAH is
now ON at our store. Every hat
goes, ccme and take one at almost
your own price. Mae Wall.
E. r. Blount and family are en-
Toying a visit this wasi, foin his
father, who drove down from near
Brainard, Mimi, over 400 miles
with faithful horse which ne has
lad lCf lnllJCen ears.
-ThCs. Graham returned to Des
Moines yesterday, after being at
home for several weeks. His health
does not improve as rapidly as hop
ed for, and he will go into hos
pital in Des Moines for treatment.
bort forget tie County |
Fair" at Marsh's 'Iall lover |
floor, Friday evening, Nov. II, 1919.
under the auspices of the Fort
nightly Club and Christian Endea- |
vor of the Congregational church.
Otto o. Arneson and family
have moved back to DEBORAH fro !
Taylor, Wis, where he has been in
bank for the past few years. He
has not definitely determined upon
what he will do, but has two or
three positions in mind
We know that there are numer-
Gus typographical errors and other
dicorananciaS In this DaDpr know IL