Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-08-22
OSSIAN
From local papers.


D., on Tuesday morning, to enter
the employ of bank there
Adolph Gunderson has given up
his position in the bank during the
past week and will go travelling, so
he says.
Tom Pierce and lady friends, of
Calmar, came down IN his automobile
Wednesday evening.
Mrs r. W. Carter is here from
Waterloo visiting at the Geo. Webster
home.
NJ. J. Cavanaugh and Miss Mabel
Mills were at ClermOnt last Tuesday.
Report has it that A. o. Elvidge
has sold his creameries to a Chicago
syndicate.
John Moe transacted business in
Calmar last night.
Lizzie Boeckman went to Calmar
last evening to visit her folks.
Andrew Lee transacted business at
Calmar Tuesday.
Sam Nereson was a visitor at the
county capital Tuesday.
Gladys Beardmore was a passenger
for Calmar Tuesday where she visit.
ed friends.
August Moellers and wife were up
from Festina yesterday.
Miss Nettie Krog of DEBORAH was
an Ossian visitor yesterday.
f. E. Lukenbill transacted business
at Mason City Tuesday.
Miss Emma Kaupel visited friends
and relatives at Calmar Tuesday.
l. H. DeGarff and son H. o. trans
acted business at DEBORAH yesterday.
Henry Rothmeyer and son of Festina
were in town yesterday.
VIM. Anderson and wife went to
DEBORAH yesterday on visit to Mr..
Anderson's folks.
The church holiday on Wednesday
brought many people to town. quite a
few strangers being seen also.
Adolph Gunderson is visiting his
grandfather at Little Turkey this
week, having gone there on Tuesday
morning.
G. Van der Aarde was in Spillville
yesterday where he has worked up
quite spectacle trade.
Miss Nettie Brockman came over
from DEBORAH Tuesday evening for a
visit with home folks, returning
yesterday.
The Misses Nettie Brockman and
Henrietta Krog came over from De-
corah, Wednesday, for visit at the
Brockman home.
Superintendent Orr, of the Standard
Telephone Co., is in town inspecting
his lines.
Miss Thompson, of near Spillville,
is here -isiting with her cousins, the
Thompson's.
Prof H. o. DeGraff has accepted
the principalship of the public schools
Of Linn Grove, Iowa, his new duties
to begin September 3d.
Anton Wansang who has been here
the past two weeks returned to his
home at st. Louis last Tuesday noon.
He went to McGregor where he took
the boat "St. Paul" going the rest
of the way on the river
Prof. H. 0. DeGraff returned from
Mason City Tuesday after brief visit
here with friends.
Adolph Gunderson and his sister
went to Saude Tuesday morning for a
week vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson arriv.
ed Tuesday evening from Devils Lake,
n. D., for visit with James Cahill,
Sr. and family.
Mrs. NJ. S. Vance leaves this week
for Waterloo, where she will live for
the coming school term. Her children
are attending school there
Miss Rose Kaupel went to st. Paul,
Tuesday morning where she will vi.
sit with the Jos. Schupanitz family
for a few days. Corina Schupanitz
who had been visiting here for several
DAYS went with her.
Irene and Arlene. daughters of Geo.
Daniels and wife, departed Yesterday
for Cresco to visit their aunt, Mrs.
Frank crawford.
Word was received here Monday of
the death on that day of Marie Spill
man at Muscatine. daughter of Mr..
John Spillman, formerly a resident
of Ossian.
John and Nick Moe were transacting
business in Calmar, Wednesday even
ing.
n. j. Etteldorf is at Prairie du
CHEN, taking treatment at the SAM
tarium.
Atty. Anderson and family, of
Devils Lake. N. D., are here visiting
at the Cahill home.
Rev. Edwin Lee arrived yesterday
from South Elgin, ILL.,, for ten days
visit with his folks. Rev. Lee SAYS
it makes one feel good to get home
after long absence.
Miss Sadie Thompson from near
Spllville returned home yesterday af-
ter few days visit at the Thompso II
home here. Miss T. is niece of
Mrs. Thompson.
Henry Blanchaine and family came
Tuesday from La Porte City, Iowa,
for few days visit at the home of @.
H. Blanchaine and family. They
intend to conclude their visit about
Saturday.
Rev. Askevold left Tuesday for
Redwing, Mimi. to attend a confer
ence of the Norwegian synod. There
will be about three hundred ministers
present and the conference will last
for seven days.
A change in the foremanship of
the Rock Island takes place today.
Foreman Larson of this place goes to
Nordness and Foreman Grovdahl
| of NOrdneSS comes to Ossian.