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Visited Ben Bear's Birthplace |
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visiting in Germany, made a trip to
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borah's pioneer clothier, in Kuzelsan,
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thal sent several |*ost card scenes
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Robert Hargreaves came up from
Des Moines last Wednesday on a
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hargeaves. He recently pur
chased an ice cream parlor anil cafe
in Fayette, lowa, and will take pos
session Aug. 8. Mr. Hargreaves has
been with the American Railway Ex
press Co. in Des Moines in the dis
trict accounting bureau. He is a
fine young fellow and will make good
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because there is a general tendency toward an advance in Fall and Winter clothing. We
bought early. Many of our new suits for men and young men are coming in now and
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church. The pastor, Rev. Paul Koren
I performed the ceremony. The at-.
1 tendants were Miss Selma Lsgaard,
' bridesmaid ami Mr. Willard Bakken,
' best man. The bride is a daughter
!of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wiltse, of
! Minneapolis, former residents of Glen
wood township. She is a talented
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band of her choice is a .-on of Mrs.
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shiek county's best young men. He
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naval service, renlisting after the
| war wa- over for two years, receiving
his discharge last September. Since
then he has been in the employ of
Winneshiek county, operating a trac
tor. This popular young couple have
a host of friends here and all join
with us in extending congratulations
. and best wishes. A teception was
held at the Winneshiek hotel after
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Invited to Attend Infantry Reunion
O. O. Lomen received a notice last 1
j week of a reunion of the 3rd Reg.
'of Infancy, at Ft-Snelling on Sept.
21. Mr. Lomen served in that regi
'ment for five years, enlisting in 1889,
. as a Company Fifer, at the age of
IT. The 3d is the oldest regiment in
.' continuous service of the army and
was at one time commanded by Gen.
Anthony Wayne, one of Washington’s
famous revolu.ionary generals.
The regiment is now stationed at
Ft. SneJiing and to save transporta
tion they marched the entire distance
of 700 miles last fall from a sta
tion in Ohio to their present location.
P. W. McAndrews, formerly of De
corah, now of St. Paul belonged to
the Co. E. the same time Mr. Lomen
was a member.
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Brain cells can not be properly
nourished with impoverished food.
screened andj
MASON CITY LOSE;
TO AIL STARS
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for (*f< 7it*b l* ; t t*/ .-/tort, a wiki
1 ii/v, to fir»t If*, hnit -off kl/rtoff
bit lor lb iff lia-fa, aco/i/ig Miftftf
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! iti/l tom bing afci/ii'l, A',iJfi .-ou fltfii
i </u to soci/ial,
Tiif 4o vvoa 4io more scoring dor **
1 until tbo eight, M*4rlif/t 11 e<l out t it
-et 141111 Kf.il l.osfr * Uf/if U(j, ilitting
1 foi two boxes to ilee (4 center. Kagg
jibe nekl U|i went out >tti .1 gioun/ler
0 fir at, l.osf(i taking third, H44race
Wo!.-ei tlloo -onl u hot s.figle t<i
jiight, .-/nring I,ne4ni followed by
l*’l,«a, Welder with a screaming two
bag gel to tenter tCOfillg Hofllf#
from fit at. Minneban ended the
I f 1 mite by striking out.
Mu>i»i City at-nied once In the »ec
|timl inning on a higii My hit tu cen
lei, a runner scoring from thiril.
VV 1, mi11,, use M Oil out t* * third. Mill
atitok got anil M. KttCtor -tlngle/l to
|**fi, ,Scott hit to »hort for no out at
Mist. No more xeore* were made by
! Mhao*i City until the *i'.h. Factor
( .iiy-led to left and It,v an then (/oiled
Jmi| one for tluce hux-i over een-
“lfiMfl {he* f."'*T?ynn a^n?cl^"*
out and Cook ftied out to left. Thisj"
inniug ended Mason City’s scoring.
The Mason City team was a good ,
one. They made the trip by aut ° r
from Mason City, a distance of about 1
95 miles. They arrived in Decorah |
about 3 o’clock and the game was 1
called at 3:30. A big crowd of fans!
was present at the game and it was
the opinion of most all present that
. it was the best game played here
this season.
t The fast Lansing team will be in ’
- Decorah next Sunday afternoon for
e a game with the All Stars. Last
- Sunday Lansing and Waukon played
a 1 to 0 game in favor of Waukon at
- Lansing. Arne Sorlien, of Decorah,
o pitched for Waukon and struck out
n 18 men. Remember the game next
Sunday. Give the teams a ibig
crowd and we believe you will see
y one of the best games played here
so far.
WINNESHEIK HOTEL BLDG.
Fix Up For
Homecoming!
ih««W Home look better, make it worth
win)* 4 * iid to brltfhten it up, s«- 4 t tat
it u p!«'«%ttnt «i»'l comforieble for thoee who are
uhinu to vi«it you duriritf Homecoming. Her»r 1% a
lot *,f iftai will rnak*- your home more
»o look at aruf more comfortable to live in.
Beautiful Brass Beds
full »!/**. in new rjenignt and patterns. No bed will
match In with your bedroom furniture like one of
ifiese beautiful all brass beds
Special Price Only $18.50
Worth twice this price.
Rugs and Living Room Furniture
Ox 12 Rug* in new patterns and colors, Prices
range from $19.50 up. Special value we offer is a
9x12 extra good Brussels Rug at $24 50; patterns
are very fine. New style 3 piece overstuffed living
room suites in beautiful Velours and Tapestries,
the most beautiful living room suites ever shown
in Decorah. A special bargain in a big overstuffed
3 piece suite at $149, worth at least $225 00.
All Steel Cot
2 ft. (5 in. size, sagless springs, special price $3.50.
in a large variety of patterns, all colors. Full size
Silk Shade and a Mahogany Pedestal for same, all
for $22.50. This is a real bargain.
Decorah furniture Co.
LICENSED EMIALMERS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone 90
Hum- Ball History
Did you ever stop to figure what
would have happened *.o baseball hail
the distance between the bases been
one *te» more or one step less ?
■ 11-WUI " mJi |
would have ruined the game. Pos
sibly we would not have baseball to
day. '
i Why were the lines between bases
| made ninety feet?
j The explanation is simple.
In 1845 Alexander J. Cartwright of
j New York organized the first base
ball club and laid out the first dia
mond. As it was not customary to
measure in yard or feet to any ex
tent in those days, Cartwright sim
ply- stepped off thirty paces —which
proved to be ninety 1 feet and let it
go at that.
j Little did he or his associates real
y ize that the distance of ninety feet
would always be satisfactory, and
t that the distance so carelessly step
, ped off would remain unchanged for
seventy-jjeven years,
e Surely providence must have guid
e ed his footsteps.—By Robert Ripley
lin the St. Paul Dispatch.
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TIRES &TUBES
As good onyour
automobile as they
were on your bicycle
D. O. DANIELSON

Decorah public opinion., July 26, 1922, Image 2
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About Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928