Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-09-07

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Mds James Swehla and John Beckel
drove to Jackson Junction Friday to
visit Mrs. Swehla's mother.
Miss Blanche Cole of Fayette who
begins school work in West DEBORAH
today, spent few hours Friday as
the guest of Miss Name Hazelton.
Miss Lillian Wohlford came from
DEBORAH yesterday to begin school
work aere today.
Miss Emily Bernatz of DEBORAH has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Henry
Giesen this week.
Carl Meyer, Henry Meyer and Mar
tin Dahl departed Saturday night
for weeks sojourn at st. Louis.
DR.. G.. H. Bedding and wife are re-
joicing over the birth of girl baby.
James Kineen made a business trip
to the Dakotas the fore part Of the
week.
James Mikesh went to st. Paul Wed.
nesday where he will enter the state
university.
The Walking Club enjoyed picnic
supper Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lundgren was DEBORAH
visitor saturday.
Mrs. l.. Gross and daughter Miss
Addie, drove to Waucoma Thursday
and Friday and went to Hawkeye for
few days visit.
Barney Liereney of New Hampton
was caller in town Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Ferris of McGregor re-
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visit of Two weeks at the home of her
uncle, S. Collins.
Miss Ella Sandager went to Elkader
Saturday where she will teach in the
public school this year.
Mrs. John Etteldorf came up from
her home in Festina to spend Sunday
with her sisters, Mrs. Frank Koch and
the Misses Hauber.
Miss Clara Peterson returned Satur-
day from a months visit with her sis
ter in Red Wing, MINI.
Mrs E. r. Leamon and daughter
Naomi returned Thursday from a
months visit with Mrs. LIS son and
family in Ramsey, Idaho.
Miss Sara Miller returned Saturday
from her home in Frankville to take up
her school work.
Miss Lena Kittlesby departed Satur-
day for visit with friends at Austin,
st Paul and Mortified.
Mrs. E. E. Kicks, daughter Garcia
and niece, Helen Carlson returned Sat-
urday from their visit at Montevidio
and Austin. Mimi.
Mrs. Timothy Ahern returned Satur-
day from week s visit at Minneapolis.
Mrs M. Everson left this morning
for months visit with relatives at
Viroqua. Wis.
Tom Pierce returned Friday from a
week visit.at Red Wing, Farming
tonand the Minnesota state fair.
Henry Giesen and wife are the par
ents of boy born Thursday.
Miss Frances Hauber returned home
Saturday morning after spending a
month with her sister at Festina.
Otto Peterson of Calmar and Miss
Mary Budka of Fit Atkinson were
married today at the home of the
BRIDES parents; congratulations.
Miss Minnie Meyer spent Saturday
with friends in DEBORAH.
Misses Elizabeth Ryan and Tillie
Meyer returned yesterday morning
from three weeks sojourn in st.
Louis
Sam Jones went to st. Paul Friday
to attend the state fair and from there
he goes to Montevidio to visit friends.
The public school opened yesterday
with Miss Gertrude Kaye as principal,
Miss Mary Lundgren assistant, Miss
Sara Miller. the grammar room. Miss
Lillian Wohlford third and fourth and
Miss Inger Moen primary.
Mis-; Hazel Platts of Waucoma and
X. L. Young of Swaledale were guests
at the J. B. Kaye home Friday.
Mrs. S. V. Potter vas the guest of
Mrs. G. Q. Gardner of DEBORAH from
Wednesday until Sunday.
Mrs Herman Ehriam went to Mil
waukee Saturday to purchase their
fall and winter goods.
Miss Edna Hertz went to Eldorado
Sunday to spend the week with rela-
tives.
Miss Gertrude Daily spent Sunday
at home with her mother.
Mrs Chas Bird and daughter Mrs
Otto Tesmer and children returned to
their home in Oklahoma Thursday af-
ter a visit of two weeks with relatives
here and at Spillville.
Miss Anna Winger came from near
Cresco Thursday for visit with her
parents.
Word reached here Saturday that
liver Barlow ana wife OF Elbow Lake.
Mimi. were the parents of daughter,
born one day last week. Mrs. Bar
low will be remembered as Miss Dora
Peterson.
Last Fiday morning Ed Shelock of
Manchester, who was on his way to
Frederick. S. D., with q car Of stock.
was found by the track near the stock
yards with his right arm and right
leg crushed, having been run over by
the cars. Drs. Roome, Hefien and
Harrington were called and it was
found necessary to amputate the in
jured limbs. the leg just below the
knee and arm at the shoulder. Mr..
Sherlock's mother and sister came
from Manchester Saturday morning to
assist.in caring for him. Mrs. Addie
Segerdahl also has been employed as
nurse, and at present he is doing as
| we'll as can be expected.
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