Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-21
CALMAR.
From our regular correspondent

E. @. Walker, manager; G. A. Meyer,
chief forester. After the regular
I meeting the ladies of the Royal Neigh
/ bors were invited to hear lecture
by Mr.. Stoecker, and partake Of re-
freshments
T. Ahern Sr. was DEBORAH visitor
Monday last
Ed. Paine, the popular stock buyer
of DEBORAH, was Calmar visitor On
the 9th inst.
Mrs. Peter Meyer returned from
Marion Monday.
Mrs. Franzen, of ,Ossian was guest
of Mrs. P. A. Peterson on the 9th.
Sam Jones returned from Mime
apolis Monday accompanied by his
brother, Chas Jones. 'ass;
Mrs. Grant Cameron and daughter
Pearl went to Usage Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Pfister of Lo-
Gust were guests at the Lutz home
Saturday.
Emma and Lizzie Falck, of Daven-
port, and Sophia Falck, of Straw
berry Point. were guests at the Lutz
home last week.
Mrs. p. A. Peterson will entertain
\ evening.
Quite number of our young people
attended the dance at Ossian Monday
night.
Louisa and Mary Pfister returned to
their home at Locust last Saturday.
Rev. Sommerfolt gave missionary
address at the Norwegian Lutheran
church Monday night.
Mrs. Kicks, Garcia, and Viola More
house returned from their Sanborn
visit last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Doyle returned Mon
day from TWO weeks visit in Chi
cago.
Mrs McRobert and son Forbes went
to Charles City Thursday. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. A. Nc
Robert.
The Young Folks Lutheran Society
meets with Randy Kittlesby next
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Sam and Charles Jones went
to West Union Tuesday for visit at
their old home.
Miss Mary Graft returned from De-
corah Monday.
Mrs. Kershaw has been i'll this
week.
Mrs. hT. Stafford will entertain
the L. A. S. on Thursday afternoon of
this week.
Mrs. M. ]. Nicholson was a Calmar
shopper Friday.
Miss Elsie Miller was DEBORAH
visitor Friday.
Chas. Campbell went to Austin
Friday.
About 40 people attended the Nor
wegian Lutheran Society at Mrs. +.
b. Olson's Wednesday.
G. A. Meyer transacted business in
DEBORAH Friday,
| Rollin Baker of Ridgeway was
Calmar visitor Friday.
Mr.. Ellis has moved his family to
st. Paul.
Miss Meyer of Ossian was the guest
of Miss Holland Friday.
Mr.. Walker was called to Waucoma
Saturday by the illness of his aunt,
Mrs. King.
Mr.. Jacobs met with quite painful
accident Thursday, heavy trunk fall
ing on his foot so that he was unable
to take his run. Mr.. Bushm is work
ing in his place.
Father Norris was DEBORAH visitor
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Vance returned to her home at
Ossian last Sunday.
Mrs. Campbell visited at Austin
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Christopherson, and Miss
Marsh of DEBORAH were in Calmar
Wednesday.
Mrs. Novak of Ossian visited with
Mrs. Smith from Sunday until Friday
Miss Hattie Headington arrived Fri
day for visit with Calmar friends
and returns TO her home today.
Mrs. Everson came home Friday
from Viroqua, and reports Miss Purdy
q. little improved in health.
10. Graft moved into the house re-
Gently vacated by the Ellis family.
Chas. Campbell will go to Austin
to resume work.
The Ladies' Euchre Club and their
men friends were royalty entertained
at Mrs. L. III. Ellingsen's Tuesday
evening.
Mrs VIM. Becker was up from Fit.
Atkinson Thursday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Simon Wager entertained the
Royal Neiehbors last Saturday after.
noon.
Geo. Wohnfurther was milwaukee,
visitor from Monday until Wednesday
Frank Poshusta was fiagman during
his absence.
1t is gratifying to Mr.. o. III. Olson
friends to learn that he received wore
h Monday of his promotion to the posi-
tion of station agent. The position
which was vacated by Mr.. Olson
promotion will be filled by Antol
n Mikesh.
Bess O'Toole returned to Dubuqu
Monday to resume school work.
John Gasell of Cresco is visiting
at the Lutz home.
Among those who were here trida
evening to attend Father Dostal's con
! cert were: Father Hare of Plymouth
Father Hasett of Marley Junction
Father Hogan of Wauooma, an
Father Lichtenburg OF Ossian.
DIR. and Mrs. j. s. Roome were q