Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-16
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CALMAR.

night, NOV. "a, MARSH > Hdll DeCold on
Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. VIM. Yaege1'
and son, Vincent were visiting
friends in DEBORAH Saturday and re-
manned for the play.
Mrs. Elsie Holiness was hostess 10
the Study Club Monday. A fine pro-
gram was given. Miss Olson's pa
per on wall Coverings" and Miss
Lundgren's paper on The Woman
of Tomorrow" were very instructive
and enjoyable. Mrs. Holiness gave
carnations as favors to those pres
ent.
Miss Kate Kramer of Elkader was
the guest of Minnie Meyer few
days this week.
Miss Carrie Miller was called TO
Columbus, Neb., by telegram Thurs
day. She will remain with her rela-
tives there until after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Collins has been under the
doctors care, but we are pleased TO
know she is now recovering from an
attack of tonsilitis.
o. G. Peterson spent Saturday
night and Sunday in FIT. Atkinson.
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Segerdahl and
Bertram Walker visited in DEBORAH
Saturday afternoon.
A large crowd from here attend
ed the show Seven Days" in De-
corah Saturday night.
Mr.. Terry of Austin has been TAX
ing Mr.. Collins run. Sam being
called to McGregor to see a sister,
who was not expected to recover
from a severe illness.
Rev. Paul Koren held English
services in the Norwegian Lutheran
church Sunday evening. A fiEe
song service was given with Miss
Emma Olson as director.
Mr.. Warren and wife of Tilden,
Neb.. is visiting at the ThOs. Rivers
home here this week.
Frank Schimeck kad the misfor-
tuIe to lose the fingers on his left
hand. The accident occurring on a
corn binder.
There will be a Club Dance in the
Calmar opera house Tuesday even
ing, Nov. Is.
Andrew Olson of st. Paul is home
for short visit.
Edward Klema, call boy, met with
q
water tube on an engine, the glass
broke, piece of which flew in his
eye. 1t is thought that he will lose
the sight in that eye. Doctor Hef-
lin took him to an eye specialist
in Mason City.
A baby boy was born to F. H.
Harms and wife Wednesday morn
ing.
NJ G. Flemming of Cresc9 was a
business caller in town today.
Fred I4ageman bought the John
lima farm southwest of town few
weeks ago.
A baby boy was born at the James
Mashek home west of town Monday
night.
Mr.. w. V. Yaeger and son, Vim
cent drove TO Festina Sunday.
Miss Dena Winger came home foI
vacation from her school at Rein
beck Saturday night.
Thos. Rines has sold his house to
Mr. Beckman and expects to move
to Tilden, Neb., in a short time.
o. Nereson and wife of Saude are
now residing in Calmar.
Rev. Galbreth, wife and children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hertz
Thursday.
The L. A. S. are to have their
apron sale in a short time. They
have a large number of sizes and
styles.
What might have been a serious
fire was avoided last Friday. While
filling a gas task in the opera house
a blaze started up. The fire com
pany was called but the fire had
been eXtinguished before they ar.
rived.
John lima, John Motsle and son
while returning home from Calmal
Saturday afternoon, had a bad &C
cident.' While going down hill
near Mr.. Zima's home the horses
started to run. There was another
team in front of Mr.. Zima's, ant
fearing that he might run into then
he turned TO the side. They wen
into ditch and were flung from
the wagon and the horses ran away
Mr.. lima was killed instantly ant
Mr.. Motsle had his hip hurt. Mr.
Motsle's boy had few scratches
1t was found that Mr.. Zima's necl
was broken and the front of hi
head smashed.
Miss Emma Peterson entertained
the Fireside Club Tuesday evening