Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-03
CALMAR

Jan. /, 1906.
Charley Morton, who is employed
IN the bank at Darlington, N. Dak.,
is home for two weeks vacation.
Will Hazelton returned to Cresco to
his work in the drug business, after
few days at home.
A son came to gladden. the home
and hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
, Kuhn last Wednesday.
Emma Poshusta is home from
Mason City visit
Mrs. Dell Kicks and daughter are
in st. Paul this week.
Miss Tilla Meyer has gone for her
first visit TO her sisters, Mrs. Page,
who moved to Ponce, Neb., this fall.
There was the usual reunion at the
Kaye home for the holidays. All the
members of the family were present
excepting Miss Edna, who is still in
Portland, Oregon.
Ernest Walton and Frank Deily,
who are attending the Iowa Uniger-
sity, are home for their vacation.
A message from Miss Name Hazel
ton called her sister to FL Paso, Texas.
Word from Miss Floy stated that
after delay in New Mexico from the
snow drifts, she found her sister i'll
with typhoid fever, but not dangerously
so, and having good care in the hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf had as holiday
guests Mrs. Hull and Miss Hull, of
DEBORAH.
Mrs. Callihan and two children, of
Austin, are visiting at the Gilmartin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and Ed
Rudolph and son departed for their
homes after holiday reunion at the
old homestead.
Thee. Knudson is home. 1t will be
remembered he and Anton Jaeger are
in partnership in the drug business at
Alton, this state. Their friends here
will be glad to know the boys are
doing we'll.
The concert given by the Lrren
and Laerken societies was highly
enjoyed by a packed house. Miss
Vance won all hearts by her grace and
eloquence. The wives and friends of
the members of the Luren accompanied
them TO Calmar and were given a
reception by the Larkens at their
room Saturday afternoon.
A position with the promise of swift
promotion took Matt Graf to North
Dakota to brake on the Great Northern
railway.
Mrs. Timothy Ahern and young baby
left Monday to join her husband in
Montana. Her father, John Millward,
accompanied her to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Clark visited
with Mrs. Clark's parents, who live
near Charles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesselman welcomed
a new son to their home Saturday
afternoon.
The German Lutheran society will
be entertained by Mrs. Henry Miller
next Tuesday.
The next lecture in the course is to
be given the 9Th by B. B. Burton.
His subject, I'm the Corridors of
Antiquity promises to be very fine.
and it is hoped full house will greet
the lecturer.
Three little maids had very jolly
little dinner at Minnie Meyers home
Saturday evening. Her mother is in
dubuque this week.
A fine time was reported at the
club dance Friday. Supper was served
at the eating house.
Mrs. Whitmell and Mrs. Johnson
were in the city a while SATURDAY. on
their way home to DEBORAH after
weeks visit in Charles City.
Sidney Roome came over from De-
corah to attend the club dance.
The ST. Pats will assist Mrs. Sam
Collins in celebrating her birthday
which comes on New Years day.
School begins Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson Vans
tad, of Elbow Lake, Mimi, are being
welcomed bv their many friends and
relatives here. They will remain
about a week and then visit in ST.
Paul with other relatives.
The many friends of Peter Olson and
family sympathize with them in
their anxiety. Mrs. Olson was taken
to Chicago and was operated Saturday
for cancer. She survived the opera
tion but was in great pain. Her
husband and daughter, Emma, and
son, Andrew, are with her in Chicago.
A speedy recovery is hoped for by her
many friends here.
John Siihring of DEBORAH, visited
Walter wager one day last week.
The l.. AS. held business meeting
at the home of Mrs. J. Bayes Satur-
day evening.