Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20


Rev. C.S Platts of Waucoma visited
friends in town Wednesday.
DR.. Fleming of Fayette was guest
at the parsonage Wednesday.
About thirty men were pleasantly
entertained at the A. A. Kicks home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kate Kramer came up from
Elkader Thursday for visit at the
home of Mrs. Peter Meyer.
REV. Leamon has been at Cresco
this week attending district con-
ference.
wv. W. Hazelton came home from
DEBORAH Wednesday.
Rev. D. Parker of New Hampton
visited friends in town Thursday.
M. Nicholson and j. Kubish of Fit.
Atkinson were in town Thursday.
Miss Kate Field was at DEBORAH
Wednesday.
The L. A. S. and their friends were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Miss Margaret Millward, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Guy Nettleton returned to her
home in Mason City Friday.
Attorneys Kaye and Sheppard have
been attending court at DEBORAH this
week.
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guest of his son. @. Kershaw Thurs
day.
Rev. Nelson Brown of Monona
visited with Rev. and Mrs Leamon
Thursday.
Miss Clara Baker of DEBORAH and II.
Coleman and son Clarence of Mime
apolis were guests at the I. W. Hazel
ton home Friday.
Miss Diana Tenold will entertain
the German l.. A. S. next Tuesday
afternoon.
@. w Giesen was at Monona last
Tuesday
Misses Louise and Elenora attended
the Field Meet at West Union Friday.
Miss Mary Ahern visited last week,
with her sister, Mrs James Harding
at Owatonna, Mimi.
Mrs Yetterboe, who came down
from Mortified to be present at the
marriage of her brother, John Kittles-
by, returned to her home Friday.
Miss Diana Tenold and Mesdames
o. p Ode and Evenson drove over to
Washington Prairie Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs A. K.
Sagen.
Beatrice Wager has been quite i'll
the past wbeek.
Mrs. j. c. Morris was at Ossian last
Sunday.
Eddie Meyer came down from
Minneapolis Thursday to make visit.
The public school here was closed
Friday and the teachers went to the
Bic Five nesting at West Union.
Miss Agnes Kittlesby of St. Ansgar
and Miss Anna Kittlesby of NORTH field
came home TO attend the Kittlesby-
Siewers wedding.
Mr.. Ephriam was in Chicago last
4 There was a dance at the depot
hotel Saturday evening, the Chicago
Italian orchestra furnishing the music.
Mrs. Charles Grundeland and daugh-
ter Viola of Red Wing were guests at
the Andrew Grundeland home last
week.
Mrs. James Cannon of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Stro BILE.
Misses Olarissa Clark and Harriet
Campbell attended the Big Five meet
ing at West Union, Friday and
Saturday. m
Miss Clarissa CLARK returned to her
school work Monday, after an illness
of two weeks.
H. Miller is travelling this week in
the interest of the Calmar Wagon Co.
Miss Mary Hazelton was business
visitor at DEBORAH Monday.
/. B. Shredder of Davenport is guest
at the E. @. Walker home
Miss Vashti Kaye visited DEBORAH
frien1s Saturday.
w. W. Hazelton attended the
Euther-St. Olaf game at DEBORAH Mon
day.
ii. ]. Huber of Fl. Atkinson was
in town last Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Meyer accompanied heI
cousin, Miss Kate Kramer, to ElkadeI
Monday.
o. p. Ode made business trip tc
Fit. Atkinson Friday.
Carl Meyer made business trip tC
DEBORAH Friday.
H. Dixon of DEBORAH spent a few
hours In town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Meyer and Miss
Kramer went to DEBORAH Saturday
evening to attend the Hi Henry:
Minstrels.
Mrs. Addie Segerdahl went to Wan
coma Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs
King.
Miss Name Hazelton went to Fari
bault, Mimi, Tuesday morning.
The sad news reached here Monday
afternoon of the sudden death o.
Timcshy Ahern, Sr. at Cresco, Iowa
Mr.. Ahern left Monday noon to tak'
his trip north, and was in his usua
y health and good spirits. He got of
the train at Cresco to look after som,
business, and when boarding the traiI
slipped and fell under the cars
which crushed the body ana one arm
causing almost instant death. Mr.
Ahern was born at Mallow. Count,
Cork, Ireland, November %, 1886, an(
in his youth received good classica
education. He came to America il
1858 and to the west two years late
and entered the employ 0Of what il
now the Rock Island road at Musca
tine. Later in 1852 he became con
nected with the Milwaukee, which
he left for few years to superintent
construction work on other roads, bu
returned in 1874 and has been roat
master on the l. & M. division TO
about thirty years and during mos
of that time he has been residen
of Calmar. He was highly respect
al n;k;yap and wiIl hp missad var,