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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
1T Is NOW COL. TELLING.
Former DeCorah Man Appointed by
Nebraska Governor Member
Staif Of Colonies.

A copy of the Has ings, Nebraska,
Daily Tribune reaches our desk and
in it we find an article which Will
be of interest to our readers concern
ing John NJ. feeling, formerly of De-
Corah, who has just been appointed
a member of Governor Morehead' S
staff of colonies.
Twas he bestowed the iron cross,
A man of vaIorous feeling;
He was undecorated then
But nOw-hes Colonel feeling.
His sword, it is keen edged blade
Twill give us all protection,
Our foes will flee in terror now
a comforting reflection.
1t is no longer to say, Mr. feeling
or Mr.. John feeling or Mr. John NJ.
feeling. These appelations are now
marked obsolete in the local lexicon.
1t is now Colonel feeling and has
been since Yesterday. Recognizing
the service Of Mr.. feeling in the
ranks of the democracy Governor
Morehead yesterday appointed him a
member of the staff of colonies.
The straps and insignia of the
colonelcy were rendered forthwith.
Democrats, attention.: Salute the
colonel.
This is the first time that Hastings
has been honored with a colonelcy
since the appointment of c. j..
Miles to that position, to whom he is
a worthy successor.
Mr.. Miles is beginning to wonder
how many more of his honors will
be appropriated by Colonel feeling.
Miles used to be president of the
Hastings baseball club but now
feeling has that job. Miles used to
be mayor and Colonel Telling
well, you never can tell what the flu
ture has in store.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
A. r. Coreen Gets Contract.

Last week Contractor A. r. COT
feen OF DEBORAH, secured the contract
for the erection of a handsome gar
age building for F. A. Kuntz. The
building will be erected in the rear
of Mr.. Kuntz' residence on Main
street 1t will be two story build
ing, fifty feet square, with cement
floors. The exterior will be Of
brick with tile cement trimmings. 1t
will be handsome, modern build
ing in every respect, and credit to
the city. Mr.. Kuntz is the local.
agent for the we'll known REQ auto
mobiles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
Married.

On Monday of this week, Justice
H. F. Barthell, officiating, occurred
the marriage OF two we'll known
young people, of Cresco, Mr.. Arthur
Wentworth and Miss Mabel Hutton.
On Tuesday, March 16, Justice
Barthell united in marriage Mr.. AL
bert Ellingson, of Walcott, n. D.,
and Miss Olena Pearson, of Hesper
On March II, at the Washington
Prairie church occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. Abraham Rustad and
Miss Oline Lomen, Rev. Paul horen
officiating.
We join the many friends Of the
above young people in extending con-
gratulations AMI best wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
l.. C. Christen Goes to Colorado.

County Treasurer l.. G.. Christen,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Josie
departed Thursday for Denver, Col.
Mr.. ChTisten has been in poor health
for several months, and after a short
sojourn in Denver expects to go
somewhere in the mountains Of Col
orado to spend some time recuper-
ating. Lloyd's many frienos here
sincerely hope that the trip will be
beneficial to him and that he will
recover his health completely.
Ex-county Treasurer E. r. Haines
is assisting in the treasurer's office
during Mr.. Christen's absence.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to all our friends for the
kindness shown and assi5t ance rem
dered us during the illness and death
of our beloved husband and father.
Also for the many beautiful floral
tributes and expressions of sympa-
thy in our late bereavement. pd.
MRS. G.. HEUSER,
and Children.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
Get Your l. irst

selection from our new spring stock
stores in the larger cities, such
as Minneapolis, St. Paul. Milwaukee,
don't have any more of selection
than we have-in fact, their charges
for same quality, are from 20 to 500
more. We guarantee everything We
sell-we are really "clothiers" aud
you can buy here with absolute con
fdence. BEN BEAR.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
BE PROGRESSIVE ON ELECTION
DAY.

Only one other city in the state
the size of DEBORAH is without a Pub
lie Library. Shall We be clasSed
with the one city that is years be-
hind, or with the many cities that
stand for progress along all educa-
tional lines? Be progressive. Vote
for the Library proposition at the
city election, March 20.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
Marquis Seed Wheat.

We have some Northern grown
and small amount of Home Grown
Marquis Seed Wheat for sale for
seeding, at cost price. This wheat
is called the wonder wheat. Yields
very heavy and natures two wee
earlier than other varieties. We also
have Northern Grown Fiji and Flro
Stem. 1l-2w
DEBORAH MILLS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
Fargo, \. ID. Bank Prosperous.

A condensed statement of the con-
of Fargo, n. d., of which E. j.
Weiser, formerly of DEBORAH, is
president, reaches our desk and
shows that popular institution in d
most flourishing condition. The
statement shows deposits of $4,224,-
S27.73.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Subject next Sabbath morning
These three-What They Are and
Why They Abide" There will be a
Palm Sunday Sermon in the evening
and Palm Sunday music, by chorus
and Quartette.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
APRIL TERM JURORS.
Next Term Court for Winneshiek
County Will Open April 10.

The petit jurors for the April
term of the district court for Winnie
shiek county have been drawn. Court
opens on April 10, and the jurors
are to appear on the goth. Hon.
Judge Springer will preside. The
following jurors have been drawn:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24

Subscribers will confer a favor upon
US by notifying us at once of fail
uve to receive the paper regular
~.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24

Insist on having the Ben Bear
label in your garments. It's a guar
antee as to quality, wear and abso-
lutte satisfaction
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24

Some scientists tell us that we
come up from the ape. If so, let us
be careful not to use round-trip tic
kets.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-24
How About Your Insurance?

/ have secured the agency for the
Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Des Moines, and will be pleas
ed to give you particulars about
this well known company. See A. o.
Elby in DEBORAH State Bank Build
ing. 12-l
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-23
!, HIGH POINT SCHOOL .
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The Improvement association met
Friday afternoon and It was decided
among the members of the association
to give 81 free entertainment to the
people OF the community.
"Ye entrance portable will be
thrown open wide to all by early can
die lytc on Friday, March 5. Ye trou-
BILE will begin Mt 100 o'clock by the
time piece. Ye must bring your old
Blue Back Speller and dress yeseif
as In oiden times. and as tacky as ye
can. Ye small child can enter IL It
will be quite and not disturb the Olde
Folkes. 'Ye shall be greeted every
one"
{ The officers for the Aethem!an Lit
erary Society were chosen Thursday
afternoon. They are as follows: Fan
hie Fields, president: Maude Holland.
vice president; Sara Martin, secre-
tary. Rosabelle Fields. critic.
Miss Emma Meredith was recent
visitor to the school,;
Misses Crawford and Gaines attend
ed the teachers meeting at Anderson
last week.
Several trees have been get out on
the lawn this week. We are plan
ming to have the grounds, which sur
round our handsome school the prct-
tiest In the county *
We enjoy the marching and other
,practicing for Field Day at recess very
much. The colors we have chosen
are green and white.
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On last Monday evening the stu
dent body was entertained ut d Valen-i
tine party In the Carnegie hall OF the
Woman's College. The hall was gay
ly decorated and q few, games, much
ea;oseG. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion. ga I ~ !, Il 4
The Y. M. c. "A. meeting beginsf
Wednesday, and will last through!
next Sabbath. Two services Will BE
held each day, one In the. morning and
one In the evening. The 4 recitation
periods will be cut doEn to forty-flpe,
minutes In the mornings ;soS TINT the
services may begin at eleven "a sGiocA.;
Tho fourth number OF tile ayGenn.
course Will; be given Tuesday win
ing. Tho attraction Is f the BarIatij
Buck, Quartetta. isSS vs. 81 :, u & a; q;
s. On last Friday evening the matter
OF arranging for tntercolteg Rtes do
hating was discussed I'm ths literary
societies. II The ugh, Ia little Int 1T; sisl
hoped! that debates may be arranged
for this year. < 8 "a, Z. Vi
8 baseball prac tice sis tn; Sfnli sywslii ie
now and with 81 things hive taken Oh
new life.s Under the connt tpg of nv JIG
3Pressley, known In basebnl IL SctEcl lea hs
Buck, : & Erskipe e expects 20 do great'
things! Ill .ssss sseaBpif, & slRreasleg; won
distinction In tsiS old ca 0,ihn LaaEtres
and from there Went t0s tlset Virgil fsin
SLL,tesgue. Wliere aa y man Is Of difeg4
ent teams. he has won ii ApS penn
He is san anins ot ilGrsk kine. ssssI sS
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McLEEs SCHOOL.
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Miss JAMIE Darlington. the tomato
club organizer OF Anderson County.
visited McLees school several days
ago and made very interesting talk
In behalf Of the tomato club for girls.
There are nine girls that are going to
undertake this new work from Me
Lees school. We are anxious to see
this work grow and hope that more oil
the girls will undertake this work.
Miss Eugenia HcntZ. teacher of the
intermediate department. and her pu-
pills gave most interesting party 10
thep atrOns Of the school and the 9th.
er departments OF the school on Feb
ruary 10. The program for the after:
aoo;i consisted of compositions. read
inss. jokes, riddles. and songs given
by the pupils. After. the program was
completed each one prcseM had their
picture made. When the pictures were
presented to the guest their pictures
were in the form Of animal crackers
Each guest was presented with Iii.
tic box filled with candy. peanuts
crackers and popcorn. Never have tho
children and patrons seemed to en-.
10y anything more than on this occas-
ion.
The pupils OF McLees are down al
hard work. They arc taking quite an
interest In preparing for field day III
april. number of articles nave nj
ready been handed in for this occa.
sion.
The well has been completed on the
school ground. THIS Is something that
has been needed for quiet a while for
the school Every child and teacher
seems very proud OF the we'll.
Through the kindness and gcnerosi.
~ of the trustees the pupils and
teachers are spending q very happy
loliday on the day OF the 22nd.
Miss Eugenia Hentz spent the week
end with friends in Mt. Carmel.
Miss Hollie Welborn is spending
her holidays with her sister east OF
Pendleton.
Miss Lillian ClinkscaIes Is at home
for her vacation.
The following is list of those that
have made an average of 90 or above
In McLees school for the past month .
First grade-Azilec McLecs.
Second grade-Helen McGee, Sarah
Bolt, Zenolie McLees. Leoline Murphy
Tom Morris. Ethel Hall. Joe Willie
Wright. ~ IL at !.
Fifth grade-Eva Glenn.
Seventh grade-Sylveen McLees
Opal Hall.
Eighth grade-Grady Hall. Vera
Mcclure.
Ninth grade-Mary Lee Norris, Caro-
Axmann., Lois Glenn.
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The Friendship Improvement Asso.
citation held a meeting February 4th.
AS Mrs. Lewis. the regular president
has moved away the vice president.
Mrs. Jno. A. Cox presided. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. r.
c. Mcmillan, president; Mrs. Jno. A.
Cox, vice president. and Miss Oda
Harper, secretary and treasurer.
There has been great deal of
sickness In the district during the
past month, which has brought down
our attendance.
Miss Bertve Moore, one OF orr
teachers has been Ill and MrH. M. B.
Wright Of Honea Path has been teach
Ing In her PLACE. We are very glad
that Miss Moore Is able to be back
at school. a., :,
We are taking advantage OF this
pretty weather by trying to improve
our school grounds. We have set
out about 35 or 40 trees.
The honor roll for the third month
Is as follows =
First Grade-Eunice Lindsay, saw
erne Black, Ethel Bayweli, Hattie
Young, Robbie Notes. Marion Bag
Third Grade-ors Lindsay. Dewey
Cox. So - &
Holiday. = ' 80 : oA~ = = =
Fifth ] grade Henry Lindsay. Car.
ences Lindsay. -. 80
Partial eighth grade-AIaude Cox,
+ Sadie Holiday, Gladys Harper, Roy
Easnth Gfade-Alberta Cox. Jessie
C0oiey. Grace Cox, John T. Townes.
Alfred Cooper. .SS 80 =
The Friendship Literary Soc,ntv
held It's regular meeting February, ,3rd.
1912 The president called the eel.
ing 70 order and the following pro-
gram wast rendered: st3
Hespona to RON scail with current
Debate Resolved, That saturday Il
= q Dsttsr 2 sss1 holiday = IN graded schools
|. Afiifmatiye Sadie Holiday and All.
fed Cooper. ~ g S5z35ss''S y - !. Z =
Negattye aiaude Cox and 4 Make
cofhran. iS4.' ~ -
. Z The iaagea decided in favor of the
St0ty The Wise Men or Conan I:
ByS Henry Il Liniisay.s a. '',s s.
Reading GLADYS d y arm Is IS &
-3rielnal Gtory Ora Young. vi
/; We snye gsnd To- see our. honor roll
B inc creasing and hope It will continue
ttos Y! 90 ga g64a We not only have d good
1 TINE Af our school, biit hero. We iaro
2prepartns ourselves fcrs iIfa ( worth
6tlylpS fcf our con uatry mud our max
4 81 y s ~.
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EDUCATIONAL DAGF Published Every Tuesday in The Daily

Burdettc, Joseph Baber, David Nc
Alister.
Fifth grade. Mrs. Wright, teacher
-ltees Brown. Beatty Jackson. Olene
Thompson. Helen Laverett. B. ID. Gill
land. Fidclia Hall. Iiurbert Brown.
Edward Cook. iselia McCarley. Leila
McCarley, Rees Bannister, Goss Bur-
ton. David Smith. Meta Patterson,
Maggie Price. Essic Wiles. Arthur
Lewis.
SIXTH grade. Miss Howell. teacher
Mable Burdette. Eris Cam, Lura Ellis.
Mamie Hall. Dewey Hall, Claud Hell
lar. Ernestine Ozmint, Myrthcll Pow
ell. Harold Ycargin.
Seventh grade. Miss Howell. teacher
-Margie Baskin. Barker Bowie, Claris
Bonds. Alfred Cook, Norman Ferguson
Claude Finley. J. p. Galley. Katie
Hall. Ralph Lewis, Esther Sherard,
Alex Wiles, Fred McAlister. Cecil
Ycargin.
High School Department.
First Year-Hope Baker, Dewey
BrOcker. Noonli Cann, Jack GiIliland.
Second year--E. T. Jackson. Winnie
Reid. Betty Spoone. Fannie Wiles.
Fourth year-Essic Cook, Earle
Smith.
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The third and fourth grades have
formed literary society. The officers
they elected were: ID. X. McCalister.
president; Janet williams. vice presi-
dent; Ruby Harris, secretary. Harold
hutchinson, censor and Annie Wal
rymplc, dOOrkeeper.
The society will render their first
program Monday.
The high school society rendered
the following program last Friday af-
tcrnoon:
Resolved. That moving picture
shows are more beneficial than
harmful.
Amrmativ,-Nan Brcazcalc and
Cecil Copeland.
Negative-Ralph McCalister and
Louise Martin.
Current Events-Pcarlc Webb.
Original Story-Ruth Martin.
Instrumental Solo-Floride Vel.
born.
Current Events Of the War-Ernes:
Hicks.
Jokes-Alva Clark.
Reading-Gracc Martin.
Life Of Scott-Clara Welborn.
MISUNDERSTANDING Smith.
Dcclamation-AdaW Wilson.
ExeInpOraneOuS QeDate-NeS0lvcd,
That boys have more fun than girls.
Aitirmative-Frank Thompson and
Roy Craig.
Mildred Smith and Annie
Massey.
The judges of the first debate de-
cided in favor of the negative, OF the
extenporancous, the affirmative. Sew
eral visitors were present. They were
Mrs. John Breazeale. Miss SaphTonie
McCalister, James Welborn, William
Robbins and Dewy Welborn.
Many spectators were present at the
basket ball game held Friday after
noon between the bOys of the high
schc.ol. They have their uniforms
now. The regular team will GO to
Seneca Saturday to play Seneca. They
are hoping to have fine day for tho
game.
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HOPEWELL
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We were delighted last week by q
visit from Miss jamie Darlington, who
came out to organize tomato club
in our school.
The Hopewcll Literary Society me:
Friday afternoon. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Song-America-By Society.
RecitatiOn-IIist0ry DatesrLucia
Vandiver
Recitation-Od to Washington
Sadie Mahaffey.
Essay-Life of Washington-Clif-
ton Mcdaniel.
Recitation-Martfa Washington
Jennie Martin.
Declamatton-Gordon Wilson.
Current Events-Leroy Fowler.
Recitation --Unselfishness Helen
Ducworth. 20
Recitation-If l. Were You-Kurnel
Brown. -.
Recitstion-George Washington-L.
N. jolly. Ia,
instrumental Muslc-Gladys Ma
haffey
Recitation-Had He Known-AIbert
Jolly.
Jokes-Hnmpton Webb.
Debate-Resolved,. sThat woman
should have equal suffrage with man.
:. :. AHirnatiye--Charles watkins, paul
Kowalski.
: NesatiSe-Ralph, welb6rne. Weston
o11t. =, ss,5,- =,
Pantomine-Columbia, the Gem of
the Ocean-Pcimary pupils.
Quite number OF our patrons yis-
tied us on this occasion Superinten-
dent FELTON, was present also, and
made splendid address which was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The boys of our school have q new
base ball, which means that there is
to be some interesting games In the
near future.
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Washington's Birthday.

IsJ1 Washington DIlHubys !.
The teachers and pupils of the
Mountain Greek school have prepared
an Interesting program with which to
celebrate Washington's birthday. Tie
exercises began at half past}tw on
February %. "A slight fee was col
Iected at the door. and the proceeds
used for Installing water works in the
schooi. Z S3S !,
s3y The program was as follows:
S Chorus Fed, White aud BlueS-3y
school. ,s{5 Il il
Story q washington's ,Lito- Mary
AfcC0wn. a b. S i. IS 4: J! 3, Us
operet,a Red Riding Hood win
IL characters. .sss@ = B, I, ,ss
Hatchel Drill. 81 4, s. IS ,5. s,,
SIS Chorus The Tale ofethe Hntehet. g
1 Play + History Party With ] 4!
ichnracter6s ss s
s. Flag Drill, SO q al Ssss' ~
& SChcrus-aIt I. i;sS Vernon 4 Belss4 BY
sciool; i !, a
N Play Dlsps Hing OF big JIM. ,:iSS
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. FAIRvIEw SCHOOL
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First OF all we have to tell you
is, the sad news Of our schoolhouse
getting burned What a time OF cx-
fitement there was. School had dis
missed and most Of the children were
already gone, when nne OF the teach
ers discovered the room on fire. Alarm
was made and help received .immed-
lately. Everything possible was done
70 extinguish the fire but all efforts
were In vain. Every piece of furni-
ture and apparatus were saved. This
Is, indeed heavy loss to the COM
munity LAYING failed to get our new
scnoolhouse built this year. The
church was being used to accommo-
date the large number Of children.
Through the kindness of Mr.. w. r.
Bryant. who has so literally offered
an empty tenant house for the pur-
pose,, school will continue.
Our sympathy Is with the teachers
who are blameless for tho misfor-
tune. .
The school has been very progress
sivc during the past month. We fin
ished our examinations this week, and
hope we made good marks.
We had planned an entertainment
for the Naear future. hope that we
can have It yet.
We are expecting Miss Darlington
tomorrow. ,5
Newsof the Community.
Rev. F. I. Henderson filled his reg
ular appointments here Sunday. lie
preached an interesting sermon. His
text being Romans VII-lX. There was
services Saturday night also. Mr..
Henderson has been elected pastor
for the year. and has promised two
sermons monthly. second Sunday
morning, and fourth Sunday AFTER
noon, respectively.
Mr.. ]. :. Stewart and family, have
moved back to his home, Seneca River
farm. from Pendleton. where he hab
resided for the past few years. we are
indeed glad to hear of their being
moved. and give them q hearty wei
come back home.
'Alr. r, 0. Brock gave wood chop
piqg" Tuesday. There were thirteen
W0odmen present. They enjoyed a
happy day and an elaborate dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. y, H.. Bryant spent
Sunday with the latters' parents, Mfr.
and Mrs. v. ". Collins 3
80 t'AicS k<SAlu N,tSOu enjoyed turkey
dinner, recently, at the home of Dr.
and Mrsl j. n. McLcskey, OF Pendle-
ton. s ~ &
Visitors at the home. of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. O. Brooks during the past
week were: Mr., A. p. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs.S J.. F.. Cam, OF ,Portman, MIR.
E =. Q. Wdiifams. OF Oakway, Rev ~. i.
Henderson of Seneca, and Mr. and
Mrs.; A.S wayne Fant. IA Il
Misses Leila Cason and Nancy
O'Neal attended the teachers meet
ing Saturday. & s. ~ 4, d, :sf 4
Mrs. W. sLanier Of Clemson visited
Mira. Wv. Eades Sunday, 81 gas
Miss Leila Cason entertained
friends from Pendleton recently.
Tho .Woodmens". have Organized a
debating society, debates to be pub,
"a e ar tWondman hall every Saturday,
g e Ing, The subject for the coming
q 4: snrday is. Resolved. That liquor has
ds Etroyed more men than war. 4.
MISS Leila Cason spent the week.
send ata..O Neal Ferry.
Air.S Dewey Fant. who is teSa sing
In Georgta, visited & ghfa parents. All.
and ar drs. a: !: Wayne F'ant during & the
week-end. st
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