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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1916

Page

2

Purely Personal Notes From Decorah and Vicinity

A flurry of visits and travel as locals and guests move among Decorah Ridgeway Cresco Ossian and surrounding towns. Notables include Miss Clara Amble Rev. N O Arneson Miss Milla Gilbertson and many others visiting relatives attending lectures weddings and church events.

Dr. Hennessy Calmar H. B. Montgomery Chicago Clara Amble Postville George Westby Ridgeway M. H. Montgomery Minneapolis Leonard Olson Elizabeth Byrnes Cresco Cora Moe Sanborn Ollie Blagsvedt

Business Changes Shake East End Commerce

Resnick Bros move from Barthel building to Steyer building on Washington Street and sign a five year lease, making the store a fixture in the east end. Kennedy shooting gallery will stay in place until a new site is found. D. TH. Hill takes Barthell building for a pop factory and possibly an overhead residence. A meat market lease near Main and Washington was nearly signed by a Waverly man, but fell through. A syndicate backs another city meat market in development with details unsettled.

Resnick Bros Barthell West Water Street Steyer Washington Street Kennedy East End D. TH. Hill H. [S Barthell Oak Street Main Washington Streets Waverly

Young Couple Elopes to Dubuque for Marriage

Carl Gulbrandson aged twenty two of Madison township and Adeline Mikesh aged sixteen departed quietly for Dubuque last Thursday where they were married. They are home on the Madison township farm and friends wish them happiness.

Carl Gulbrandson Madison Township Adeline Mikesh Dubuque Emil Gulbrandson Joseph Mikesh

New Western Union Manager Installed in Local Office

On Thursday last Miss Ethel Williams of Chicago was installed as manager of the local Western Union Telegraph Co. office to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Irene Moody. Moody had run the office for six or seven years with general satisfaction.

Ethel Williams Chicago Western Union Telegraph Co Irene Moody

Monster Potatoes and Marsh Return from Coast Trip

Marsh returns after six week business trip to the Pacific Coast, arrives home with potato samples from Metolius Washington area noting it as one of the best on the Pacific slope Bohemian Girl matinee at the Grand Opera House on Saturday November 25 at 2:40 PM.

Marsh Pacific Coast Metolius Wash Pacific

St Francis de Sales Church Hosts Two Ossian Weddings

At Ossian on Tuesday morning November 25 Miss Celia Lansing wed Fred W. Tuttle in a ceremony by Rev. M. J. Thiltgen. The couple planned a two week honeymoon before settling in Postville. Also wed were Fred Tieskotter and Miss Mary Smohl, and A. B. Van der Sitt and Miss Emma Yerkovske in Calmar with Father Cremer officiating.

Alma Kloster Ossian Father Hogan Cresco Milla Gilbertson Waukon Johnny van der Sitt Emma Toessel Tony van der Sitt Calmar Fred J. Rosenthal Postville John Boehm Bert Butz Ridgeway Gus Haugen A. E. Conrad Maynard Conrad Gertrude Boyd Mason City Frank Dunbar G. Heller Robert Ben Bear Chicago C. K. Preus Minneapolis J. A. C. Preus Fred Albertson C. Hankenson F. C. Chase Marjorie Fredericksburg J. M. Bernatz A. Biggs Frank Germann Hankinson N. D C. J. Weiser Horace Charles Lawrenceville N. J A. G. Westby Madison Wm. Tulloch Inlaw E. H. Tulloch Napanee Ont C. J. Bryant Decorah H. Campbell Orlando Qualley Edna Lynne Inga Stormo la Crosse Theressa Arneson Prairie du Chien N. O. Arneson St. Olaf Lulu Campbell W. P. Rima St. Paul Tilla N. Tollefson Cedar Falls H. S. FE Rengen Fred Emma Schaub Searsboro Gunderson Nettie Fred Bailey J. A. McCusker Theressa Asseln Eva Tierney Lawler John Carolan Orlando Davidson Winnipeg M. Olson Harry Jacobson Albany Wis F._E. Kittelson Elsie Boldt Bagley Will Kinney G. F. Baker George St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church Celia Lansing Herman Lansing Fred W. Tuttle Bert E. Tuttle M. J. Thiltgen Frank Lansing Frances Goerdt Dyersville Mrs. Tuttle Town Minnesota Thiltgen Fred Tieskotter Festina Mary Smohl Cremer A. B. van der Sitt Emma Yerkovske

Dinger and Green Married in Bhiffton Ceremony

Yesterday morning November 22 Edward Dinger and Miss Lelia Green both of Bhiffton were united in marriage by Justice H. F. Barthel.

Edw.Dinger Lelia Green Bhiffton H. F. Barthel

Bohemian Girl Matinee Added For Aborn Opera Co

Demand for seats for Balfe's Bohemian Girl has sold out the evening show. A 2 15 matinee was scheduled Saturday to meet demand and allow country patrons access to the full production. Tickets are on sale at Parman's drug store.

Aborn Opera Co Balfe Lewis Parman

Christian Science Lecture by George Shaw Cook at Decorah

A fine audience attended a Tuesday night lecture at the opera house by George Shaw Cook of the Hoard of Lectureship, speaking under the Christian Science society of Decorah. He delivered a conversational, convincing talk on church doctrines, with no rhetorical flourishes, and the lecture held the audience's full attention. The report continues on page five of today's Review.

E. E. Kittelson C. K. Preus Rockdale Minn C.K. Preus H. ©. Goddard Minneapolis N. Willett George Shaw Cook Ed, Manz Jessie Independence B. O. Marsh Anton Arneson Manz Decorah Manley Ousley Austin Noble Riceville Opera House Christian Science Society of Cook T the Church Rervenicas

Strictly High Class Suits and Overcoats Sale

Luxurious attire advertised with before and after price reductions. Shop BEAR'S for high end suits and overcoats priced from 2.00 to 5.00, offering substantial savings on formalwear.

District Court Proceedings and Probate Advices

The past week in district court saw the Howden vs Sheggrade land sale case proceed to a jury and two other matters heard include the wills of P L Kittelsby and Buran A Perry probate. Executors named with bonds set. final reports approved and shares settled. Garnishment and equity actions noted with referees appointed in the partition case between Herman Dehning Henry Weber and Wm Lee county surveyor.

Howden Vs. Sheggrade Hannah Reichs Mary Kruse Fayette County P. L. Kittelsby Buran A. Perry John Hegg, Sr A. 0 Flaskerud Carrie A. Kellogg Johanna Coughlin Mary Knox Hans T. Sandager J. D. Bakke N. J Herman Dehning Henry Weber Wm. Lee

Contemplating Remodel at Square Dealing Clothing

Mr. Ben Bear considers interior remodeling with modern fixtures to make Square Dealing clothing store the most up to date in town. No contract has been awarded yet but quick service remains a priority for patrons and the public.

Ben Bear Square Dealing Bear

Accidents Reported In Local Household and Roof Fall

George Baker injured his left wrist when a car crank slipped last Wednesday causing a sprain and minor bone splintering. On Friday Ole Nelson fell from a roof while installing a storm window hitting his back on ice and suffering painful bruises before recovering.

George Baker Ole Nelson Frank Germann

I O O F Thanksgiving Supper Set for Next Thursday

Winneshiek lodge and Oneota Rebekah lodge I O O F members and their families will hold a Thanksgiving supper in the lodge rooms next Thursday at seven o'clock. After supper the evening will include dancing and pastimes. All Odd Fellows in the city are invited.

Winneshiek Lodge Oneota Rebekah Lodge

Petty Thievery Reported in Decorah

Local note reports rising petty thefts targeting coal bins and a refrigerator, leaving households with little for breakfast. Union Aid Society and Helping Hand offer prompt aid to those in need and urge reporting of destitution.

Union Aid Society Decorah

Bohemian Girl at the Grand on November 25

The Aborn Opera Company's production of The Bohemian Girl, now in its sixth season, features the Taian Troupe of Arab waltables and a Hungarian street fair scene. The show, imported for the Grand engagement, continues to draw crowds with its librettist Alfred Bunn’s dramatic elements.

Aborn Opera Company Alfred Bunn Balfe Aborn New York Tzigani Hassen Ben Ali the Grand

Food and Apron Sale by Episcopal Church Ladies

One day only event in Portman office building on Winnebago Street this Saturday December 9. The Episcopal church ladies offer a food sale and apron sale to raise funds.

Ladies of the Episcopal Church Portman Winnebago St

West Union Candidate Spent $1290 Against Haugen

Carl Evans reported spending $1,290 in his unsuccessful bid for congress from this district, filed with the secretary of state. G. N. Haugen won the race.

Carl Evans West Union G. N. Haugen Congress

Bear's Overcoats Offer at Last Year’s Prices

In addition to regular suit sales this week 100 plush-lined fur collared kersey cloth overcoats are offered at 12.50 to 22.50. These coats were bought long before wool and fur price hikes and would cost 40 percent more today. Bear's proclaims it as the biggest overcoat value in America and urges customers to buy for this and future winters. Bear's, 41 years your clothier.

America Bear's

Food and Fancy Work Sale by Congregational Ladies

The Congregational church women announce a sale of food home made mincemeat and fancy work on Saturday November 25 at the Rah Furniture store.

the Congregational Church Rah

Church Directory Briefs Highlight Local Faith Services

Congregational Methodist and Christian Science notices list service times and topics. Congregational aims at Springs and Palm Trees in the Desert and Self-poise. Methodist notes Nov 26 preaching by Rev. Chalkce. Christian Science outlines Necromancy lesson and weekly meetings.

M. Willett Christian Endeavor G. S. Lackland Epworth League G. J. Chalkce Iowa CHRISTIAN SCIENCE—Freeman_ building

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H. M. MacReynolds F. B. ‘Chatlin G. W. MacReynolds Mary Ruffridge Greene George Edwards Kempton, N. D Magdalena Stoskopf T. E. Roberts Fayette Burr Oak Weldon James Conrad Hilda Bakke Waterville L. Rudd Oakland Cal New Western Union Hymeneas Tuttle Lansing Tieskotter IMOHL von der Sitt Yerkovske Dinger—Green Christian Science District Court John C. Hexom & Son Berverican Church Directory Holland Millinery Winneshiek Hotel THE Brunswick Pathe Records New Brunswick Brunswick-Balke-Collander Co Pathe Drug and Jewelry Store
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