Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-17
OSSIAN
{ From Local Papers.

From Local Papers
Anton MOBILES of Festina-way was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Kae Sluka of Fort Atkinson is
visiting at the Heinen home.
Mrs. E. F. Douglas of Dysart, Iowa,
is guest at the @. HI. Blanchaine
home.
Charles Hayne of Hobart, Iowa,
was a visitor with his sister, Mrs. E.
Frank, leaving for home today.
Mrs. j. P. Prescott of Heron Lake,
Mimi, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Hiram Rosa. and family.
James Powers moved up from
Bloomfield township Tuesday. Jim
is an Ossianite for keeps and he is
making his home with his mother on
east Main street.
G. f. Gunderson, r. w. Anderson,
H. J. Etteldorf, H. r. Klisart and
Joseph Becker attended the North
eastern Iowa retail merchants associ-
alton at New Hampton yesterday.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Blanchaine in
this city at high noon today, occur
red the marriage of their daughter,
Estella to Mr.. Fred f. Weber of
Chillicothe. Mo-, Rev. Blessin per-
forming the ceremony. The bride
has been a resident of Ossian since
her infancy, and has always heen be-
loved and highly esteemed for her
many charms of mind and person.
She is a cultured and refined young
lady and will make her husband an
estimable and worthy helpmate.
The groom is promising young
man, and is in the employ of large
clothing establishment at Chillicothe,
Mo-. of which he is foreman, his
excellent business training gaining
for him the responsible position.
Frank Reum of DEBORAH took in
poultry here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Malloy and daughter,
Loretta, of Bernard, Iowa, are visit
ingat the j. j. McManus home.
Alfred Bergeson and Miss Vatne,
both of EldOrado, were married We'd
nesda, Rev. Askevold officiating. We
wish them success.
Mrs. VIM. Eimers, of Lennox, S.
S., has been visiting at the home of
her father, TheO. Holtey, also her
brothers during the past week.
A cement walk 300 feet long and
four feet wide is being built on the
east side of the Catholic church pro-
perty. Geo. E. Webster is doing the
work.
The marriage of Nicholas Schissel
and Miss Anna SchmitZ was annou-
need at the Catholic church last Sun
lA @al-
the 10Th of this month.
M. j. Carter, candidate for Con-
gress went TO Oelwein Monday where
he made a speech that evening. He
missed the Rock Island train which
leaves here at , rs p. IN. so he had to
drive. He was at Waukon, Tuesday
evening and Cresco on Wednesday.
He will be at Charles City this eve.
ming, Thursday and Mason City on
Friday, mixing speeches at the above
named places.
Fred Weber of Postville was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Leo Figge and wife returned from
Chicago Tuesday morning.
VIM. Doerr goes to Parkston, S. D.,
this week, TO attend the silver we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. K. n. Unterei-
ner.
b. o. Marsh of DEBORAH was trans
acting business i'll town Tuesday.
On Tuesday of this week Theo. HOl-
tey celebrated his S0th birthday. His
daghter. Mrs. Collins, of Lacrosse,
Mr. and Mrs. Guertz of New Vienna,
also other relatives, were here assist
ing his children Barney, William and
Mrs. Henry Miller in making merry.
We join in with this good family in
wishing Mr.. Holtey many happy
years.