Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-12-07
kENDALLVILLE.

Form our Regular Correspondent
Dec 5. 1904.
Fred Barnes is home now for the
winter. Fred has been working this
summer and fall at Spencer, Iowa; he
expects to 60 back there again in the
spring.
Quite number of Cresco sports
were in the woods south of the village
Sunday shooting rabbits and they had
orders to move on as hunting has been
forbidden on nearly all the farms in
this vicinity.
Archie Moore sold cattle to Thos
Harley Saturday Mr. II is buying
some young stock to feed.
One of our old Kendallvillians,O Ole
Olson, is at Foxholm. N d working al
| the carpenter trade.
We notice that Dave w Easier has
put up mail box in front of his house
for the rural route.
Linas Curtis was in the village Sat-
urday with oysters in the she'll. also
CLANS in the she'll. Mr. Curtis has
them shipped from New York City.
Since the arrival of Fred Barnes the
village string band is beginning to
practice again for the dancing season
is near at hand.
Mr. Hammervold. our hardware mer-
chant, is working over time now max
ing his celebrated tank heaters. They
are the latest thing ont in tank
heaters; he can make them to fiji any
tank on short notice.
The village miller is grinding buck
wheat now and is turning out very
nice grade of pan cake flour; bring in
your buck wheat now, and get one Of
HammeIvold's Never Fail Tank heat
ers and put in the tank you will be
happy and so will the hardware man.
Walter Kendall has been to work
the past week for Adolph Soltow
building a milk house and making
some repairs on the cistern.
Miss Alice Telford of DEBORAH was
in the village the past week, the
guest of Nell Burton.
Word has been received here that
Mrs Lavina Shurtleff is very low. She
is confined In tho State Hospital at
Independence, Iowa. Mr. Shurtliff
was at Sabula when he wrote and he
expected to 60 to Independence right
away.
Nov 30. 1904 will be q red letter day
hereafter in Fremont township to a
very large wedding company which
gathered at the fine country residence
of Mr. Archie Moore to witness the
marriage of Miss Mary o Moore to
David E Sloan of Kansas. Promptly
at noon the contracting parties atten-
ded by Samuel Moore and Miss Maggie
Moore took their position in the par
Tor, surrounded by relatives and
friends; the words were soon spok en-.
by Rev w K Thompson of Harmony,
MINI, which united two loving
hearts until death does part. The
bridegroom is thrifty farmer near
Lenda, Kansas and was formerly
citizen of this township. He is we'll
known and highly esteemed by very
large circle Of friends here and else
where. The bride has been one of
Iowa's choice public school teachers.
She taught the last four years in the
primary department at Chester,
confidence of the parents and the good
desirable addition to the community
by couple received many beautiful,
useful, and ornamental gifts which
will remind them in their far-away
home Of old time acquaintance. In
the evening they departed to Chicago
for few days. On their return after
weeks farewell visiting in the com.
munity they will repair to the coy
farm house prepared by the groom at
Lenda. Kansas That they may have a
long. successful and delightful mar
ried life is the wish of all VINO know
them.