Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-09-14

MISS margaret lSddCs WIN HAS lUeeu
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Nick
Meyer for a week, returned to her
home last Monday.
Harry Painton and family drove up
from Castalia last Sunday to visit his
parents.
Mrs. f. B. Peterson returned last
Monday from few days visit with
her son John and wife at Mason City.
Miss Mary Cremer is visiting rela-
tives in Milwaukee and Racine, Wis.
Chas. Wagner of Spillville was
transacting business in town Friday.
Mrs Nick Meyer visited at Prairie
du Chen few days this week.
John Ahern who has been visiting
his aunt at Owatonna, returned home
Wednesday.
Lucille McRoberts came down from
Charles City last Friday for short
visit with her little friends.
A. P. Olson returned Thursday from
a two weeks sojourn in st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Miss Elizabeth Kaye went to West
Union Friday, to begin her years
work in the pubic school.
Mrs. Kubish and children of FIT. At
kinson were the guests of her sister,
Mrs Clemence Beckel, Thursday and
Friday.
Geo. Bernatz and son Albert re-
turned to their home in DEBORAH Mon
day after short visit at the Henry
Giesen home.
T. W. Hazelton was business visit
or at Arlington Friday
Q. Camphells cousin, Mrs. w.
Brown and daughter OF Cleveland,
Ohio, came Friday for months visit
at the Campbell home.
Mrs. A. NJ. Severson went to De-
corah Saturday to remain until Mon
day.
Miss Mollie Peterson returned Fri
day from her visit at Sioux CITY, be-
ing called home by the illness and
death of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Rudolph.
Misses Frances and Tillle Hauber
went to Ft. Atkinson Friday evening
to remain until Monday.
Mrs. Ole Olson came from Omaha,
Neb. FRIDAY evening to visit at the
home of her husbands parents. G. Oh
son and vito.
Henry Dolly is working in the drug
store during the absence of p. A.
Peterson. The Norwegian L. s. was
entertained by Mrs. Herman Wangs
ness Wednesday.
+ Last Sunday evening about forty
friends of Geo. Painton and wife
came to their home to help celebrate
the 73rd birthday of Mr.. P. The even
ing was spent very enjoyably by all
present.
Henry Butterwick and wife now &C.
cupy their own home. 1t was recent
ly vacated by Adolph Humpal and
wife.
The @. W. Giesen stock of dry goods
recently purchased by the CLARK Land
and Loan Co. of Aberdeen, S. d. is
being closed out. M. Alderman has
charge of the stock
Geo Nockels recently disposed of
by.
Ed O'Toole who is employed in the
government shops in Davenport, was
in town last Monday
Mrs Hull drove over from DEBORAH
Sunday to remain until Tuesday with
her daughter, Mrs Peter Graf.
Miss Harriet Campbell spent Sunday
at home.
VIM Ryan has charge of the restau.
rant and pool hall during the absence
of Otto Peterson.
Clemence Beckel and wife now &C.
cupy the A G Olson house, recently
vacated by M MoAndrews and family.
Mrs VIM Steffes went to Cresco
Thursday to visit friends.
Clifford O'Toole came Thursday to
visit friends
Mrs. Martin Myhre of Graettinger,
Iowa, came Thursday to spend about q
month with her parents, o. Skohr and
wife.
Mrs Collins went to Austin Satur-
day, called there by the serious ill
ness of her mother.
Mrs Thomas Ward and children de-
st. Louis.
Mr. O'Brien and family are visiting
at McGregor and Monona.
Miss Mabel Bernatz returned to her
home in DEBORAH Thursday. She was
accompanied by her little nephew,
Willis Giesen who will remain few
days.
Mrs. Chas Grundeland who has
been the guest of Mrs Andrew
Grundeland returned to her home in
Red Wing, Thursday her daughter,
Miss Viola will remain here for Ion
ger visit.
P. A. Peterson, wife and mother
went to DEBORAH Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. Klein went to Ossian Tues
day to visit her children for few
days.
Mrs 7 W Hazelton will entertain
the M E, l. A S Thursday.
John Peterson and wife came down
from Mason City Thursday evening
called by the illness Of Mr.. P's sis
ter, Mrs Rudolph.
Frank Broaderick who spent week
in Wisconsin hunting and fishing, re-
turned Sunday.
M Haubrick was Cresco visitor
Wednesday.
VIM Lansing and daughter of Ossian
were in town Wednesday.