Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-12
CALMAR

(From our regular correspondent
Sept. 10. 'O6.
Miss Edna Hertz returned Tuesday
from visit in Iowa City and Cedar
Rapids.
Theodore Winger and Harry wager
went to Austin, Mimi. Monday
where they expect to take a business
course in the Normal there.
Miss Annie Olson is attending school
at the Normal in Austin, MINI.
Peter Meyer returned this week
from a hunting trip west.
Mrs. Hovey and Mabel went to
Cresco Saturday.
Ray Cramer of Elkader came today
for short visit at the Peter Meyer
home.
Mrs. Jesse Kicks visited in Sioux
City this week
Our Base Ball nine was victorious
in the game at the Fair Thursday
between Calmar and Postville by the
r ore of 6 to T.
n Miss Mabel Dean of Cresco has been
here visiting friends.
Some of those who attended 1.-THE
llcIc lIOUl OUT OI UOWn
were Mr.. Mike Graft and wife of Nc
Gregor, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graft of
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bernatz
of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Hig-
gins of DEBORAH and Mrs. Creasey of
DEBORAH.
Miss Emma Nockles returned from
visit in Ionia this week.
10 Sobolik went to Chicago last
night.
Miss Minnie Meyer returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit in
Elkader and Dubuque.
Miss Kate MCGEE of ST. Paul visited
with the J. B. Kaye family Friday
and Saturday
Mrs. Arthur Martin of Mason City
came Sunday for home visit.
Miss Vashti Kaye left this noon
for Grinnell, Iowa, where she will
attend college.
Prof. j. W. Dickman of the Upper
Iowa University gave very interest
ing talk at the M. E. church Sunday
night.
Mr.. Gilmartin has been i'll the past
week SO is unable to resume his work.
Conductor Callahan is taking his
place.
The Misses Hofer, Conner and
Swehla returned Saturday from an
extended visit in.Chicago and Cedar
Rapids.
The ball game played at the Winnie
shiek Co Fair at DEBORAH Wednesday
between Calmar and DEBORAH was
sad defeat for Calmar score 4 to 0.
About 100 from herewere at the Fair
in DEBORAH Wednesday and great
many were in attendance Thursday.
Mrs. Matt Graft ST.. of this place
died Friday morning of heart truoble.
She leaves husband and six child
rem ard all were present mt the funeral
which took place Sunday morning at
the Catholic church.
S. r. wager and daughter Florence
were Austin visitors Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society meets with
Mrs. S. r. wager Thursday afternoon.
Supper will be served and in the eve.
ming the "Kings Daughters" give AN
interesting tableau.
Miss Edna Meyer is visiting in ST.
Paul.
Mr.. j. Baburek who has been en-
ployed as drayman for H. Miller has
resigned his position and has now
taken the position as 'call boy"
Mrs. Frank and her sister, Mrs.
Price, returned from Wisconsin.
Mr.. Walton and family have moved
to Hawkeye and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Johnson occupy the house they vacated.
Miss Hattie Campbell has resigned
her position as one of the teachers in
the Monona schools.
Carl Meyer aud family are moving
in the house formerly occupied by j.
Sobolik and wife.
Mrs. Clark has returned from a
two weeks visit at Iowa City.
Mr.. Greene has given up his work
in the yard here and has taken a
freight run between Mason City and
McGregor.
j. G. Morris and family and S. X.
wager and family drove to Auburn
Sunday.
T. w. Hazelton returned from Des
Moines this week.
Miss Floy Hazelton returned from a
visit in ST. Paul the last of the week
and resumed her school duties at
Monona.
NASSETT.