Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-01-11
CALMAR.
January 9, 1911.

Mrs. Peter Meyer was visiting ir
| Prairie du Chen the first of the
week.
Dance at Marsh's hall, DEBORAH
| Garrimoni's harp orchestra, Jan. 10
| Frank Dolly of Austin was visit
| ing at his parental home last week
Carl Poshusta and Louis Deily re-
turned to st. Joseph College at Du-
buque Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins returned
from Prairie du Chen Saturday.
Miss Beatrice wager returned to
Des Moines Saturday morning to re-
sumo her studies at Drake Univer-
sity.
The study Club met with Miss
Millward Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Gilmore and baby came Sat
urday from Austin to spend week
with friends here
r. Huber and sister spent Satur-
day in FIT Atkinson.
Mrs. Miller and children returned
from Des Moines Sunday morning.
Miss Minnie Meyer entertained a
few of her friends at a luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Scott was found in her
home unconscious by one of her
neighbors Monday morning. Her
limbs were badly frozen. 1t is sup
posed she had a stroke, and is not
expected to live. She was taken to
DyrlandTs and is being cared for
there.
Miss Stoelting, the primary teach
er, did not return from her vaca-
ton at home on account of delayed
trains. The primary room was
taught by one of the high school
girls.
The Elites met with Mrs. Snow
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Tea Bjerke entertained a few
young people Monday evening.
The Wesselmann Herr butch
er shop filled their ice houses this
week, the ice coming from Wauco-
ma.
Mrs. Gilmartin spent Saturday in
Austin.
Sam Leichtman has bought the
Charles Secora pool hall.
Mr.. Mason Starring, president of
the elevated road in Chicago, came
Wednesday to see his aunt Mrs.
Scott and arrange other matters.
Mr.. Jake Bower and wife return
ed to their home in the west after
a visit with Mr.. Bowers mother and
sister.
Mrs. Nettleton returned to her
home in Mason City Saturday, after
visit with her parents here.
Mrs. Campbell returned from her
visit at Minneapolis Sunday, which
was sad visit on account of the
death and burial of her brother-in-
law
Frank Bukhart of Giard, Iowa,
was in town Monday and bought a
Calmar sleigh.
Mr.. Frank of Cresco was in town
Friday.
Miss Vasti Kaye returned from
her visit in Minneapolis Friday. She
went to DEBORAH Saturday to resume
her studies in Valdez college.
The heating and lighting plant in
the Pete Meyer house exploded, last
week damaging the house about
$3.50. Some of the members of the
family narrowly escaped being in
jured.
Thos. McCaran of Meadville, Ia,
was in town Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Paley of Ridgeway was in
town Saturday afternoon.
We are glad to hear of the good
fortune of Ernest Miller in being
appointed by Congressman G. n.
Haugen for entry into West Point.
Miss Barber, trained nurse in
the Kessell hospital at Cresco return
ed to Cresco Monday after few
days visit at the Buck home.
Cottage Prayer meeting at Mr..
William Millward's Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Hanson of Lawler spent a
few days at the Nereson home here
this week.
Mrs. Kate Parsons entertained the
Royal Neighbors at a BUSINESS and
social meeting last Thursday even
ing.
G.. A. Meyer is in DEBORAH at
tending a session of the board OF
supervisors.
The next number of the lecture
course will be held Tuesday, Jan.
IT. Mr.. Henry B. Burns will give