Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-08-12
rom our regular correspondent1


born to them on Tuesday of this week.
Funeral occurred Wednesday.
Mrs. M. ] Nicholson and Mrs. Geo.
Coleman were DEBORAH visitors We'd
nesday.
Several people from Calmar took in
the excursion to La Crosse Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Painton went to
McGregor Wednesday.
Name Hazelton went to Fayette
Tuesday for short visit
I. W. Hazelton went to McGregor
on business. Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Keene from Mime
apolis came Tuesday for two weeks
visit with her aunt. Mrs. Z. Campbell.
Will Hazelton returned from Des
Moines Wednesday.
The NJ. E. Sunday school held their
annual picnic at Spillville Tuesday.
Mrs Addie Segerdahl went to De-
oorah Thursday, called there as pro-
fessionsl nurse.
G.. W. Giesen returned from his trip
to Superior and other northern points
Thursday.
Miss Kate Coridsn is visiting at her
aunt's, Mrs. I. Ahern.
T.W. Hazelton attended the Fayette
County Veterans Reunion on Friday
and Saturday of this week at West
Union. There were l43 names regis
tered Speeches were made by Milo
Sherman of Fredericksburg, Robr. st.
John of Riceville, Rev. Rice of West
Union and manv others. A solo was
also sung by Rev. Rice which elected
great applause and all enjoyed the
songs sang by the choir, and general
good time was had, and the old
veterans were pleasantly entertained
by the hospitable people OF West
Union. Mr.. Greene of West Union
was elected president of the associa-
tion for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs Greer, who have been
visiting friends here and at Cresco for
several weeks, will return to their
nome at Lake Geneva, Wis, next
Thursday. Miss Bess Kaye accom-
panied them.
P. A. Peterson starts for Fullerton,
Neb. Ito join his wife who went there
few days ago TO visit her brother
and sister who live there.
Mrs. Snow and Mrs. S. r. wager
returned home from South Dakota
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Heverling and
Mrs. r. L. Williams from Boscobel
returned with them. They stopped
off at Calmar for a visit before going
home.
j. c. Morris and wife left this week
for visit to Minnesota and North
Dakota.
The M. f. Sunday school had their
annual picnic this week at Spillville
and although the morning was cold
and disagreeable the afternoon was
pleasant and an enjoyable time was
had
Floy McRobert of Clarksville was a
guest at the home OF Hon. Us. Roome
and returned to her home Friday.
Arrangements have been made by
the city council to extend the water
mains.
Mike Graft is again working in the
Calmar yard.
Ed Templeton, who for several years
has been running as conductor of the
passenger between Calmar and Cedar
Rapids, has been transferred to the
main line from Marion to Chicago.
Charles Lewis taking his place TEN.
porarily between Calmar and Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs Stafford and daughter Beulal
returned from Sioux City Saturday
night
Mrs. Hurtz returned from her visi
in Illinois Saturday.
Miss Clara Limbeck lectured at tn,
NJ. f. church Sunday evening in tn,
interest of the Childrens' HON,
Society of Des Moines. The lectur,
was very interesting and instructive
Miss Tillie Hauber returned from
her visit from Fit. Atkinson Sunda,
night.
A. A. Kicks, Oscar Olson and p. A
p, terson start today Monday to atten,
the X. P. convention at Council Bluffs
d: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ryan returne,
from Tilden. Neb., where they wen
to attend the wedding of their daugh
ger Gertrude.
Mrs. DR.. Page and Miss Tillie Meye
were Spillville visitors Sunday.
Miss Lou Miller of Spillville was il
Jalmar Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Paige went to Fl. Atkin
son today.
Sam Collins and wife and Joe Sobo
lik and Miss Gillian were Ossian visit
ors Sunday.
Miss Blanche Ashall, who has beel
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Roome, went +
Ridgeway Monday.