Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-12-15

Sydney Roome left Monday for the
Twin Cities for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. G.. A. Golfer was a Cresco
visitor Monday.
Mrs. e. A. MacPhail and Mrs. HI. S.
Swehla of Fargo, N. D., are visiting
at their parental home.
Rev. Thos. Jones went to Bonair
Tuesday, to assist the resident pastor
in revival services.
DR.. Kessel and daughter of Cres-
co were at Calmar Monday.
Edward Meyer left for Fayette
Thursday morning to attend school.
Mr.. Axel Peterson is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Frank Kuntz, in Du-
buque since Thursday.
Mr.. Tweed, a Sabbath School mis-
sionary, and his mother have recent
ly moved to Calmar.
DR.. William Olson left Thursday
for st. Paul, to take up his duties
as inferno in the City and County
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Curran and
son of Lawler spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor
Mrs. Peter Graf was a DEBORAH Wis
itor Wednesday.
Bay View Study Art Club partook
of very enjoyable picnic supper at
Monday.
Mrs. Klein and little daughter An
gela left Wednesday for a visit at
Leroy.
Miss Celia Kapinos visited at De-
corah Monday
Della Harms entertained the
Busy Workers" at her home on Sat
friday.
Misses Eva and Emma Kafka &C
companied Mrs. H. E. Miller as far
as Spencer, Saturday.
Mr.. N. H. Nelson was at DEBORAH
Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Nettleton returned to
her home in Mason City Friday
after a visit here with her parents.
Mrs. H. E. Miller and children
went to Storm Lake Saturday, to Wis
it her parents until after Christmas.
Mrs. F. G.. Libosk of Elkader has
been visiting friends here.
Miss Dena Olson entertained the
ELITES" Tuesday.
Miss Edna Hertz spent Saturday
in Ridgeway with Mrs. Fosse.
Mrs. Becker and Norbert spent
Saturday evening in Ridgeway.
A special session of the DEBORAH
district Conference Of the M. e.
church was held here Monday after
noon and evening. On the program
in the afternoon, Rev. S. L. Bear,
of Waucoma, led in devotion. A
discussion on District Evangelism"
was opened by Hadwin Williams of
Lime Springs, and an address given
by Pres. r. w. Cooper. In the eve
ming service Rev. Thomas Jones of
Calmar led in song and praise SER
vice, Rev. VIM. Lemen of DEBORAH
delivered the sermon and Mr.. Ben
denburger, field agent of Upper Iowa
University. Fayette, led a consecra-
tion service.
Mr.. Nick Meyer was a Ridgeway
visitor Saturday.
Leslie Hertz entertained the Boys
club Thursday
Miss Mamie Lutz has returned
from her visit in South Dakota.
II. Nelson of Dakota was a visitor
at the N. III. Nelson home Saturday
Miss Jennie Christianson accom-
panied her sister. Mrs. Nettleton, to
Mason City Friday.
| $3.50 A"AhhiS hOyCI udS ItIuTucu
from her visit in Chicago.
Rev. Thos. Jones came home from
Bonair Friday and returned Satur-
day.
Miss Jeanette Golfer was a Cresco
visitor Saturday.
Joe Henechek was a Decorah WIS.,
itor Wednesday.
j. G. Pickering and DR.. e. r. Keg-
ley of Cedar Rapids were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Oscar Olson entertained the
M. E. Ladies' Aid Society Thursday.
Mrs. Kaye returned from Denver
Sunday, Dec. IL.
double basket ball game was
played at the opera house Friday
evening. The Cresco High School
boys team played the Calmar H. S.
| boys team, the score being "a to II
in favor of Calmar. The Calmar III.
s. girls team played the Calmar II.
S. Alumni, the result being IL to s
In favor of the latter.
Saturday morning the High School
teams went to Charles City to meet
the High School teams of that place.
The Charles City boys won Their
game, the score being 26 to 10. The
tide was turned. however, by the
Calmar girls beating their oppon-
Cnts by score of Is to IL.