Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-09-03

Twelve pages today.

Miss Viola Void came from st
Olaf, Iowa yesterday, to attend thu
high school.
Mrs. l.. R. Schrempf aQt
daughter went to Dubuque toaay, fol
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Milton Hallman and tw'
children of Jesup, Iowa, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leytze.
DR. G. Stabo and Prof. B. Svano'
went to St. Paul this morning, to Wis
it friends and attend the fair.
Mrs. T. Conklin returned toda!
to Chester, after visit with he
daughter, Mrs. Chancey Emery.
Mrs. Anna Christopher enter.
tanned company of friends at five
o'clock tea yesterday afternoon.
Fred Biederman is out from
Freeport, Ill. this week, visiting
friends and relatives in DEBORAH.
Rev. A. Lincoln Shute arrived
last night from Bismarck, N. D., fol-
a visit with his sister, Mrs. l.. l.
Couse.
Mrs. Mary Fisherman left to
day for Dubuque, la. and Freeport
ILL.,, for a two weeks visit will
friends.
Alvin Rollins drove his auto
down from Burr Oak township thi:
morning, to look after some business
matters.
Frank j. Hess left today for st
Paul where he will visit his broth
er Andrew Hess and attend thu
state fair
John and Jacob Lee Wen, t.
Minneapolis today to attend the fai
and from there will go to THE
River Falls to visit friends.
Mrs. Oscar Bake and son Al
vim returned to Chicago today, afte
a five weeks visit with her brother
T. Martinson of Glenwood Twp.
Miss Esther Arneson arrived
home Saturday from st. Paul, where
she had been spending the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. P. c. Tonning
Misses Ruth Merritt and Lillian
Emery concluded their visit at tn
home of Will Tobiason and returned
to their home at Milford, Iowa to
day.
Mrs. j. Stoskopf and son Roger
and Mrs. d. B. Stevens and children
arrived home Saturday after a Wis
it with the latter's sister, Mrs. Mar.
Ruffridge.
Justice H. F. Barthell and wifi
arrived home last week from thei
trip to Denver to attend the Knight
Templar conclave, and through tn
Yellowstone Park.
Miss Mamie Alderman and Mis-
Schumacher left today for visit witt
friends at Cashton, Wis. Miss Schu
maker has been visiting her sister
MIS-. w III lNOHdH.
Ed. Shima arrived yesterda
from Watseka, H., where he ha
been in an agricultural eXperimen
station, for visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 10. Shima.
Andrew Nelson of Hesper town
ship, father of City Attorney j. A
Nelson, has sold his farm of eight
acres to Philip Young and will NOV
to DEBORAH 10 make his homo.
Miss Irene Anderson and motf
er, Mrs. A. o. Anderson and Mr.. Fl
nest Anderson and Mr.. Simon Eos
returned today to Inwood, Iowa, al
ter a two weeks visit with friends.
The Misses Mary and Helen
Jansen departed Monday for a yisi
with relatives at Strawberry POM
Edna Andrus has been sufferin
intensely from blood poisoning
which was the result of stepping o
a rusty nail. DR.. jewell attende
her and she is getting along NIGEL!
PROF. Sigurd Rogue has accept
ed position as instructor in the a
bert Lea Academy for the comm
year. Mrs. Rogue went up the otl
er day to secure a house for them
occupy.
&C. j. Lynne and E. A. Bakk
left today for a trip to Montani
They will stop at st. Paul FOR th
fair and also at Detroit, MINI. b,
fore going on to Glendive, Miles Cit
and Great Falls, Mont.
Prof. j. e. Olson, wife an
daughter, Miss Mildred, conclude
their visit at the home OF ne
mother, Mrs. Iver Larsen today an
went to Minneapolis where they wi
attend the fair. They expect TO G
ON a lake trip with the Perry Fl
pedition from there, before return
ing to their home in Madison, Wi
Mrs. O. A. Honsey and childre
left yesterday for Swift Curren
Sask., Canada, where they will joi
Mr.. Honsey and brother Alfred,
their new home. Mr. b. p. Holve
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