Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-25
CALMAR
(From our regular Correspondent


the past week returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Morris and
family are taking a two weeks outins
at McGregor heights. Mrs. Brace
OF Fort Atkins )n is also with the n.
Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Joe SoboliI
went to McGregor Saturday.
Dena Olsen returned from Austin
Wednesday. She was accompanied by
her little nephew Richard Olson who
will make an extended visit here.
Miss Dakota Williams returned tC
her home in Boscobel Wis, Wednes.
day after visiting relatives here fol-
about 6 weeks.
Misses Floya and Name Hazelton
went to Mitchell, S. D.. Monday
hoping that the change of climate
would benefit Miss Name who has
been suffering with asthma ever since
her return from Texas.
Ole Moln and family from Wisconsin
came MONDAY for visit with re-
latives.
Mr.. Parker Griffith of West Union
was in town Wednesday.
Misses Vashti and Gladys Kaye,
Lydia. Carrie and Bertha Miller,
Matilda Meyer, Mr.. Lyle Kaye and a
young man frC-h Lawler left Saturday
morning for Alpha, where they will
camp for short time. Mrs. A. F.
Snow went as chaperon.
Mrs. Peter Meyer and Minnie re-
turned from two weeks visit Thurs
day in Marion, Independence and West
Union.
Walter wager left Wednesday for a
visit with friends in Independence.
The base ball game played at Ossian
yesterday between Calmar and Ossian
boys resulted in the sad score of 6 to
in favor of the latter.
Miss Elizabeth Millward returned
Thursday morning from trip to Chi
cago.
Miss Beatrice wager returned Thurs
day night from two weeks visit in
Marion, Independence and West
Union.
Miss Mamie Hienen and mother of
Ossian visited relatives here yesterday.
Miss Annie Olson. a milliner from
Ridgeway visited friends here the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ode and Elsie Miller
drove out to Alpha yesterday to spend
the day with the campers.
Mrs. Albee returned to her home in
Fairbault today after visiting at her
parental home.
The l.. A. 8. meets with Mrs. S. K.
wager this week Thursday.
Mrs. Evenson entertains the Nor
wegian Lutheran society Wednesday
Mrs. S. R. wager and daughter
Florence went TO McGregor today.
M. D. Constantine and wife returned
Tuesday from a short visit in Mil
waukee.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Leffingwell was christened
Catherine Louise, in the NJ. E. church
Sunday night.
Miss Mary GLADDEN., who has been
trimming in milliner store in Min
neaapolis is home visiting.
Mrs. Baker and daughter returned to
st. Paul Saturday after visiting re-
Iatives here, the Hayes.
Mike Klein and family drove up
from Ossian yesterday.
Mrs. Heflin and son Paul are visiting
relatives in Mercerville, Ohio.
r. J. Becker. Christ Killing, AL
bert Klemish and Ed. Novak went to
Goodland, Kansas, to seek land.
Mrs. Mott went through here We'd
nesday night on her way to New York.
having received telegram stating
the serious illness of her son. Miss
Lillian Wohlford accompanied her this
far
lNn Info t.Nfxr OF
the o. M. Kiel home Sunday.
Miss Hofer visited at her home in
Elgin this week.
Miss Eva Diely is visiting at Chip
pewa Falls.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan has been sick
the past week.
Ella Larson from Syracuse, Neb., is
visiting at the Kittelsby home.
Eddie Grundeland has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. Sorenson in DEBORAH.
Miss Inger Moen visited at the Ten
old home the past week.
Rev. E. H. Egge and wife accom-
panied by their grandmother, Mrs. E.
FlaskeIud returned to Butterfield,
MINI.
OldTd anu ItlSOu NlSltcu III
DEBORAH Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. III. j. Busch and baby are
visiting at Ioina and Alta Vista.
E. G. Walker and wife visited in
Fredericksburg Sunday and Monday.
Miss Flossie McDarrell of De Sofa,
Wis, is expected Wednesday for a
visit with Bernice Lam.
Word came that Ray Diely, who
has been working for an automobile
company in Minneapolis was injured
from an automobile explosion.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was held at the home of DR.. j.
S. Roome, Wednesday, when his
youngest daughter Katharine was
united in marriage to Mr.. Arthur
Martin of Mason City. Promptly al
half past twelve the strains of Men
delsohn's wedding march played by
Mrs. Bohn heralded the approach OF
the bride, who with Mr.. Martin tool
their places within bower of sweet
peas and ferns. in the library where
they were met by Rev. Bohn of Mason
City, who read the beautiful Epis-
copal ring service in a very impress
sive manner. At the proper moment
Katherine Bigelow, little cousin OF
the bride, presented the ring in the
heart of great pink rose. The house