Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-08
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Meyer were

j. s. Williams made business
trip to Harper's Ferry yesterday.
Mr.. John Young of Canoe town
ship was business visitor Saturday.
John Harter was down from
Locust yesterday, on business
trip
Henry Emery was down from
Bluffton township yesterday, on
business.
ALFRED Peterson arrived home
on Thursday from business trip
to Dubuque.
Until Saturday night you may
secure White Goods at discount
K, /. Haugen.
Will Lee went to Iowa City on
Friday, for an over Sunday visit at
the university.
Cornelius Toyen is home from
Amherst, S. D., for visit with his
mother, who is i'll.
-E. j. Curtin went to Sioux City
last night, on business connected
with the state fair
Mr.. E. A. Headington of Burr
Oak township was a pleasant BUSH
ness caller on Saturday.
-Eber Christopher departed on
Sunday for Beach, N. D., with a car
of horses for Roman Bros.
james MALI went to Cresco on
Monday, where he has position in
the Davenport cigar factory.
! Misses Jessie Kratz and vira
Wanless of Cresco spent Sunday at
the home of George Schamel.
Mrs. Herbert Funke returned
to Parkston, s. d., yesterday, after
visit with relatives at Freeport.
Clarence Arveson concluded a
visit with relatives here Monday,
and returned to North McGregor.
Miss Marie Stensgard of High
landville departed yesterday for
Taylor, N. d., where she may take
up claim.
Get some of that Prepared
Ludefisk at only cents per pound
at. Gjevres. Civ
Mrs. III. j. Hutchinson has been
enjoying visit from her mother,
Mrs. Henry Mott of Cedar Rapids,
the past week.
Andrew Carolan and j. Gaul of
Fremont township departed Wednes-
day night, via DEBORAH, on trip
to Milwaukee.
John B. Linde arrived from
Ridgeway Sunday, where with his
wife he attended the funeral of Mrs.
Linde's grandmother.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kelley has been at
Garner. Iowa, the past week, help
ing to care for Mr.. Kelley's mother,
who has been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nubecker of Wau-
kesha, Wis. have been visiting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Siihring, for several days.
Mrs. Lars Moe of Springfield
township was called to Spring Val
ley, Mimi. last week, by the death
of her father, Halvor Juve.
Mrs. e. L.. Jennings and son
a rr;vad fro,,, Tanocy;l1a Touro U,r{
day, for a visit with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Green.
Eugene Rosenthal will clean
and repair your sewing machine in
short order at a low price. See
him. 6-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and chill
dren concluded their visit at the
parental home of c.. l.. Holcomb Fri
day, and returned to Mason City.
Senator j. M. Jewell came home
from Des Moines on Friday, to visit
his family, the senate having ad-
journed from Friday to yesterday.
Rev. w. M. Lemen departed
yesterday for Forreston, H., where
today he attends the wedding of his
son w. NJ, to Miss Carrie l.. Piper.
I've understand that Everett
Hopperstad has taken position on
the road as travelling salesman for
the Gremmel fruit house of Oelwein.
Miss Gertrude Goltz of Saska-
toon, Canada, came up from Fayette
yesterday. where she has been visit
ing her sisters, for a visit with her
mother.
Rev. X. Seehus of Big Canoe
arrived home Saturday from a trip
to Madison, Wis.,, where he lectured
before the young people of the state
university. ks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morton
concluded their visit at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. I. ]. Shepard,
yesterday, and returned home to
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. John Larsen and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gustave Hegg, returned
home to st. Paul yesterday, after a
brief visit at the John SHegg home
in Springfield.