Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-10-18

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Mrs. +. J. HelwiQ spent Frida,
in Calmar.
Mrs. Gruver is visiting in Elgin
Iowa, this week.
| Mrs. w. r. Smith spent Sunday
in Prairie du Chen.
Mrs. M. E. Bones was visito
at Riceville last week.
Mrs. F. A. Meyer was up from
Postville Saturday OH vsiit
-E.B Olson and son, of Calmar
were in the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. D. Galusha, of Cresco
was the guest of her son few days
last week.
Mrs. Baldwin, of Elgin, Iowa.
visited at the U. G. Gruver home
a couple of days.
! Alderman Ed. Hovden went &c
Britton. SD, last W eek, to look after
farming interests.
Miss Gertrude Bear went to Min.
nneapolis Wednesday to spend few
days visiting friends.
Miss Josie Shaub went to Red
field, S. D., Thursday to visit with her
sister. Mrs. Q. P. Wolf.
90. E. Smith, the mail clerk be-
tween St. Paul and Omaha, visited
here few days last week.
Mrs. A. F. Anundson enjoved a
visit last week from Mrs. James
Rothrock, of Cedar Rapids.
Frank Bleder:nann returned to
Deadwood, s. D., last week, after q
visit with relatives and friends here.
-Robt.. Bergeson, of the Posten
force left Monday moring for trip
on the road in the interests of that
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. J. Bryant, of
Hoisington, Kan, have been guests at
the home of Andrew Barth for a
month past.
The friends of Leonard Emery
gave him very pleasant surprise
party last Wednesday, on the occasion
of his fiftieth birthday.
If you are looking for nice fit
ting suit or coat, please call and look
over fine line of good warm coats.
We can please you. Bears.
Gideon Seegmiller has bought the
farm of his father-in-l law, Charles
Falck at Locust, and will take pos
session of this gold mine next March.
Mrs E. Rudd and Mrs K. Wick
entertained friends at the nome of
Mrs X. Wick Wednesday afternoon and
evening. A very good time is reported.
A hallowe'e en- sociable will be held
at the home of Mrs. Hughes Tuesday
evening, October 3lst, under the
auspices of the Unity Circle. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker, Mrs.
F. O. Schaunck, of Burr Oak, Mac
Dalvey, Frank Bloomfield and Law
yer Cutting went to Cedar Rapids to
attend the Odd Fellows meeting,
which is to be held there.
Miss Sarah Symonds arrived home
from Spokane. WASH. last Wednesday.
where she and her father were called
by the illness of her brother. John,
with typhoid fever. She left him
convalescent and expecting to return
with his father in two or three weeks.
"A note from James v.Allen, Chi
cago, enclosing remittance for sub
scription, states that the family are
getting along very nicely, enjoying
good health and prosperity, fact
which their many friends here Till
be pleased to leain.
Frank CratsenberR, Of Burr Oak,
arrived home Saturday afternoon from
Wyoming, where he has been engaged
in surveying during the summer. He
has been very successful in the West,
and in short time has worked his
way up to good position.
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