Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-04
CALMAR.
From our regular correspondence


n Mr.. Eggemoen of Union Prairie.
sAllamakee county, is a guest at the
1T. Winger home.
Miss Anna Bjerke and Ed Bjerke
farrived home from Milwaukee Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Joe Becker entertained twelve
ladies at a rag bee Wednesday after
| noon.
Miss Mollie Severson and Sever
Severson left Wednesday evening for
a visit with relatives at Stoughton,
Wis.
Misses Frances and Amelia Hau-
Der came home from Festina Wednes-
day.
Mrs. p. A. Peterson entertained the
\ Ladies' Euchre Club Thursday even
"A ing. A few gentlemen and young
people outside the club were invited
in to enjoy the evening.
The L. A. S. will meet at Mrs.
Kaye's on Thursday of this week.
81 Will Shea, T. Bakken, Fl. Fcsberg,
"A. NelCh, dIu mOIIy l'duuueS Cdlu6
over and rolled a game with some of
\ the Calmar boys, last Monday, and
\ were defeated.
Mrs. E. G. Campbell visited with
Minneapolis friends Thursday and
4 Friday.
Miss Tillie Cote returned from her
n visit in Minnesota Tuesday.
Will Novak was in Calmar Thurs
day visiting with friends.
Mrs. Cotter and children went to
DEBORAH Wednesday.
Carrie Nockles returned Monday
from visit at Spillville.
10. Koch was surprised by few
friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Panek had stroke of paralysis
Monday but is now somewhat better.
The German Lutheran Society will
meet tomorrow, Tuesday, with Mrs.
J. 9. Morris.
Mrs. Skinner arrived from Austin
Friday, being called here by the i'll
ness of her father. Mr.. Panek.
The Young Folks Lutheran society
will meet Friday at the Andrew
Flaskerud home.
1.-The Wemans' Home Missionary So
ciety will meet Saturday, Feb. IA at
Mrs. Hayes They are soliciting
for clothes or anything that can be
used at the Children's Home of Des
Moines, and will be grateful if all
those who have anything to donate
will send the same to Mrs. Kaye's
before that time.
Miss Bessie Hull of DEBORAH visited
friends in town several days last
week.
4. H. ]. Giesen and wife spent last
Sunday at Spillville.
Mrs. Robert Strayer had as her
guest last week, her mother, Mrs.
Finch, of Fayette.
Mrs. fEvreson goes to Viroqua, Wis.
this afternoon.
Ed. VIM and family were Spill
Vile visitors Sunday.
Henry Butterwick made trip to
DEBORAH Tuesday.
a Tom Pierce was at Cedar Rapids
/! Tuesday and Wednesday,
N. @. Meyer made IA business trip to
/ DEBORAH Monday.
g. j. Fox, collector for the Dubuque
Telegraph was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Istad spent last Sun
day at the Bjerke. home.
~ Ole p Ode drove to Ossian Monday.
Y A daughter was born Wednesday to
II Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson.
Miss Lena Peterson came over from
DEBORAH Wednesday for visit.
Beatrice wager entertained nine of
her little friends at tea Saturday.
William Milward, who is foreman
at the factory received word Friday
of the death of his mother in Minnea-
polls. He left Saturday morning for
that city. John Milward went up
Sunday morning
Mrs Mike Tuna was taken very ill
4 Friday and died about O'Clock Fri
Il day evening at her home about miles
\ north of Calmar. She was about 40
| wears of age, and has been ailing for a
number of years.
h Mrs. Fisher, who has for some time
been staying with the Vim. Milward
Il family, left Saturday for Minneapolis.
III Grandma Diddams and Floyd and
Gordon Sanders were DEBORAH visitors
Monday and Tuesday.
IN Mrs. Oscar Olson entertained Thurs
kiay afternoon for Mrs Land of Albert
pea.
Erick Anderson passed through Cal
ar Tuesday with four car loads Of
a brses, which he shipped from De
irah to Boston and Long Island.
Services were held in the Nor
egian Lutheran church Sunday
Fening.
(lMr. Cunningham and wife of Straw