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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Lawn Party

This evening a; the home of Miss
Marjorie Dickson on the Heights III
Martins Ferry a lawn party will he
given by the VI. y. y. club and a num-
her OF out OF town guests will be
present
chatting dish Will be placed on
the porch and many Gelicacics will IT,.
prepared for the evening. when a de
lciOus luncheon will be served. The
porch and lawn will be- brilliantly
lighted with Japanese lanterns. The
hostesses are Miss Marguerite.
Bremen. Miss Marjorie Dickson and
Mrs. Bruce HandEariner. Among the
honor guests will be Miss Mary Walk
or. ~ Steubenville. O.. and Miss Helen
sheriff. Of Cadiz. o. There will he
forty guests present and various out
door games have been planned.
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About People
Movements Of individuals 10 and
from the City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Mclure-N. L. Fredenbe rger, Char,
lesion; l.. l.. Lantz and daughter
Jacksonburg. o. Hommel. Parkers
burg; {. Is. Kefauver. Parkersburg:
a. u. Whitaker. Clarksburg: Marie
Byers, Wayne Mccarthy. Gertrude
Mccarthy. Broad Tree; ". v. Bricc.
land. Fatrmont: II. ". jenkins. Clarks.
burg; Miss J. Jackson. Yrs. Gerwig
Parkersburg; W. l.. Camden. Fair
mont; J. VI. SenGSman. Petersburg
+. Cotrell. F'airmont: +. A. Brast,
Geo. W. Peterkin. Parkersburg.
Grand Central-B. Kearns. Ci,-xs
burg; {. l.. Parks. Sist, rsville; Lewis
Mackinron. Charleston, ID. F. Dusen-
berry. Morsantown
Brunswick -A A. Anderson, Fair
mont; J. J. Mclaughlin, Parkers burg
Fred Brown and wife. Sistersville: e,
y. Shurtlifi. Howard Shurtlih. New
Martinsyille.
Stamm-MIss Wilma Speare. Shcr
rard: Mrs. Lewis and daughters
Chester; Mrs. Porter Arnold and
children. Weston: Samuel Alkire
Jane Lew: John c. Shaw. West Lib
erty: Il. II. Abercrombie. Whe, ling
o. II. Woofter. Kenova.
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Miss ida @clemyusf rlrlrsnrv ,n
t'rtainrd ~ Dor HON. bon trnfon Thur
dav evening FOR u.s Efrt irGIra.
pIy. whose MARRIAGE fr Nr Irup
Sch"uiyn'r takes place pu Vadn. 1.t
~ r"yf vc'k T1. srUr ua. boo ro
nature 'f linen shower and rtr
rur1t made dl.uf, rl.rra Tor fIr bride.
elect Zach Finished patch rf 70
fancy qunf They worked a. HrI
placed their monaghan ou ram~ .t4
vhrn hui.h bod tI' p.Ut vul mako "a
hardrpmr snut .1f- % tho orrl.iur
iurIng fIr evening same. and mu.
ric we're 'nIot"d rr n dciicIou. mrcl.
CON vas rrttf fh. color Iciui SOD
low and vHu. Tle af,If va. ono
."i th' most 'nJpiablo git,u u Ful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
SOCIAL EVENTS
ARE ENJOYABLE
0'S cHGs L IHSGl AT1e GHSM.RT
Social Events Of Informal Nature,
With Beach Parties Most Popu-
lar Of the Summer.

Another enjoyable dinner dance was
given at the Country Club. Thursday
evening. and despite the rain there
was a very good attendance A mum.
Der or small informal dinner parties
were given. and during the evening
the tango was a feature. Manager
Dimmey and his corps of assistants
were on hand. as usual, TO show the
guests 2 pleasant evening The next
big affair will be on Labor Dav. when
many events Of a social nature will be
given. The following were among the
guests:
MeSsrs and Hesdames.
&. ~. simpson Wi liam pfarr
y. y. Whitaker ". D. Wilson
Singleton Paul. John W. S;orer
George =. Mathison william Cracraft
John = Naylor John Kirk
:. OFT LluRhlin
Misses.
Emma Forbes sa.a Kirk
G.prg Bowie SRA whitaker
Elizabeth Stsmm Mfs tustou Woods
Tess Mathison
Msssrs.
VIII simpson nennith Franz
George MathisOn helm
Forbes simpson Geo Whitaker
" oodwaTd Franz T.. !. Stone
fcim j. Ffarzhefu
VIII MathiSon Go Jefferson
Harold Bloch J. ro~atd Nc
George Maggie Donald
Mr.. Lash DR.. Grubh
Capt Mitchell I'd. Mincher
l aIl Adams Nelson Whitaker
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noYs. nRloApr opnrRs.

Two order o. cur.idsrahlo intorce.
were issued yesterday from tho held
quarters of ODE Wcr virginia division
OF tho UoyF Hrir4dr ono highly
commended Captain Rush. Sergeant
1srvi. aud Trl,at'- Nolte and Srhcnk
tor e0rcflug flo rescue Of n comrndo
from drowuinl 500 Fish creek. while
coo fh" hike" laet week The other
oricr appointed Edward a. Nen. ~
Tho N'C Hardware Company. as ordi
nance chief tho FIRST Co loI1 th1t
position BOD fhc West virginia division
ilis rank Will Do that OF major.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
LANDS HIS MAN
Fittsburgher Captured BY Local Police
man After Long ana Exciting
Chase Hsrs Heatsrday.

After m exciting chase over thc tops
~ houses in the second ward and across
fhc river into ohio. detective Kelly. 81
the local police force. captured John To-
Blanc yesterday Afternoon T.etilanc BE-
wanted IN i1ttshurr ON n charge 81
deserving his wife Rnd children. and FOR
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ton for some time and the following
guests were presrht: Misses Gcorgis
Rentschlcr. Loretta Kraft. Emma HoI-
man. Lillian Rensselaer,. Emma Kurn-
er. Stella McGlumphy. Ida Slider.
Blanche Rentschler. Alma Kraft. Mari
McShane. Ida Scheutzner. Ameiia
Scheutzner. Margaret RentschIs-,
Alice McGlumphy. Anna Koch. Elsie
Bayha. Edna McGlumphy: Mrs. James
McShane. Mrs. John Scheutzner and
Mrs. l.. s. Mick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Theatre PARTY

The theatre party given at the
Court. Thursday afternoon by Miss
Flor, nee Mason was ENJOYABLE. Fol
lowing the show. refreshments were
served At Baer's Pharmacy In the
party were Misses Nelson Whitaker.
Elsie Collingwood. Elsie Garlic. Vir-
ginia Flaccus. Elizabeth Kline, Kath-
erlne Pfarr. Mary Morgan. HeI,->
Gather. Sophia Woods. Blanche Stor-
er, Minnie Milton. Margaret IRWIN.
Margaret Ogden. Hannah Morgan.
Margaret Burns. Helen Tallman, Flor.
ence Mason.
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Shadow Danee

Ihe popular Cotillion club viii give
aA@er ~ their delightful dances 10
nitnt az fhr White Palace. Wheeling
fark, for which a fine program has
been arranged under tho direction Or
Professor Becker \ fine musical pro.
gram VIII be rendered by the Elks'
orchestra. Several shaQOW dances
WI D" gwen during the evening 4
ldrg" class is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

Mrs. Clara Holland has returned
from visit 10 SsiCm. Ohio.
Mrs. J. Front and children. will
spend q few weeks in Grape Island
W. Va
Misses Lucy Robinson and Jennie
Horvey have returned from Chautau
qua. where hey took q course IN
music and art respectively.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. F Reister and Miss Kate
Reister. stating they will sail FOL
Ann RIGA on September 10. They are
now visiting az Mr.. Reistor's former
home. Feddorf. Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Franzheinl
and Miss Loretta Witty have moved
into the Virginia Apartments on
North Main street. after spending the
sumer al Trivia Hall. at Echo Point
Miss Lorraine Thompson. of Coro
with. Iowa. Is the guest of Mrs. Frank
Marshall on the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

The following Wheeling people have
been spending some time at Nj. Glenn.
ems. Mich. taking the mineral baths
and having q good time at this resirt:
Patrick Kelley and Mr. and Mrs Chas
y. Kelley. of 81 Eighteenth street. and
Robert ID Cline. formerly chief OF the
local fire department Mr. Cline Is
one Of the owners OF the Eastman hO-
Eel In VI. Clemens
Thomas PrySOck. former resident Of
bridgeport but nov residing IN New.
port. Ky. returned 10 his homo last
night. after visiting local relatives and
friends for 4 few days
John Fisher. OF New Castle. is visit.
lng friends In Wheeling for several
days
Miss Marie orreli. a nurse in the
Martins Ferry hospital. who has been
seriously III for some time. IS slowly
recovering
bishop George " Pcterkin. Of Park
erfhurC. bishop OF the West virginia
dioc"se Of Episcopal churches. arrived
Yesterday 20 spend few days IN this
city. looking after church matters
Miss Agnes - McCollisters. ~ 40
1916 Chapline street left veaterdny
Tor two weeks stay az Atlantic city
and Philadelphia.
Mrs Raleigh Wallace and children
~ This city. are visiting Mrs wal
lace'a mOthcr-iu.l1V. Mrs John Wal
lace. Of ParkcrsburG
Mss sophia Glus and Miss MolIie
lel'f lcave the fret OF the week for a
tour ~ the Great LAKES.
W " kni'rim. stC1ogrnpher % the
I = Engineers oflce. Is spending "A
Few weeks In Atlantic city
e K Glenn. formerly ~ tho Inter
state commerce Commission. 81 Waeh
'nEion. - g.. has accepted a position
as sfcnCErnphcr az the a. ). Engi
Hecr Office
Joseph Jshn has accepted a posi-
Won as travelling salesman for the
J"ho lop-csto Company. and started
on duty Wednesday
! 4 Pu'liam. ~ This CITY. was 4
business caller in CLARK -burr yeafer.
day
Irs Thomas IIay,s. Of West Wheel
lui. l"0Noa today for ticfn,eta. "a
frc1l O. vcck af Fnv0rfh Pnrk
Mr. p p. Fchlman. ~ Warren. p,
!, ih" ru"at - her sister. Mrs John
Kirkland ~ wood-d1ir
Colonel John Day was IN Parkera.
burg on "Wednesday on business
Mrr I"n Seh0n and non. Loo. of
Huntington. arc quests ~ Mrs 81 -
Cecil at cecil Place
Mra Charlie Courtirr and Mrs Goo
7 neninmin. ~ New York. are quests
Of Mrs Alex Glass
Mrs " Walker Peterson and daurh
ter Miss Nancy. are spending tho ~.
ma'nd"r ~ the summer az Magnolia.
Mars
Earl Hromcr. ~ Pittsburgh. formerly
OF flia city. o. visiting his parents on
NORTH MARKET street
Nr and Nrt ~ e. Hazlett are homo
frou a visit to Atlantic city
DR. " ~ Mckee. ~ Warwood he
pending bis vacation a. eastern -.
SORTS
Miss Elizabeth Martin o. visiting
friends in Welieyillo. o.
Misses Hannah AMI Mary HW leave
today TO- Chicago 20 visit school
friends
Or and Mrs John T. Dickey have
returned from a Eve weeks visit 10
Thousand Islands. being guests % me
rlitshurgt iron Manufacturer. Nj
l1uchlir who is q relative of Mrs
Nckcy
Mr. James v Hail left Tor No~in
Fast. Pa, to join her sister. Mrs. Hugh
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After the Premiere.

You're EaV Kind ~ o. friend 600 said
" htmTsr 80 MtEEica worth Laughing
like hveun nll through IA efirst act 81
ms tragedy"
TRAGEDY Tragedy" echoed Wig
gierworhf Why. Wilmer lrd ran. I
really was trying 20 hcip vou' thought
all along rho darred thing was a very
amusing farce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
Anon Ladle, END rtaln

The Lauica' Auxiliary 20 the Arion
Society entertained with card party
in the parlOr4. Tu' sday afternoon
Euchre ana Five Hundred We're en-
iOyed and The prizes were awarded
10 Mrs VIII Fig and Mrs Joe kurt7.
Mrs. I'd KIrctncr and Miss Mary
kirschner were N charge OF the AFFAIR.
a luncheon was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
BETHANY COLLEGE:

r. Scott. and together they will 70 to
Lakeside for two weeks
Mrs George Row. who has been the
guest OF relatives in park"rsburg. was
tPken ill but Is recovering nicely
Mrs Alex Paxton mas returned from
visit 10 Bass Rock. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

The wedding of Miss Laura C-ocr.
~ Obi rIty and SIR .ari 3filip. ri
darlington War solemn ..f ar Tho
home ~ NJ and Sire f~vr. Dol Rim
Grove. on Sunday 1Herrro1 nov
I"rinc TO- 90 o0ci1fra Tho vIru.
people lcft Tor Cio~irgfcr. where fh.r
ill make fhrir fuf.rc home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22
MienIe Rakc

WIE7 W070 Uf'0rIlT-0r Of Wo0f
wheeling. entertained number OF
III hds with % wicuie baio FOR Miss
florence Iangsf"!n. 81 McKecsrolt.
who g. the guest of friends iu th, civ
J." party walked fl the top OF the
NH and there enjoyed fh, delicious
NIthi" luncheon. and their appctitcs
were we'll ready fo rpCs... fIt ID, Al
D" clock IN" party returned 10 tho
nome, and EIfurt and music we're on.
Joy"d The following were iu the
plrfs.
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Cousins Wed.

Mrs. Sarah a CASSIDY. aged CO. Of
Pittsburgh. and Mr.. Robert Cassidy.
aged %. retired farmer OF Kansas.
We're married at Wcllsburg. W.dnes-
day evening. They are fuu cousins.
They Will leave ia the fall on an auto
tour Tor Orange. cal, where the groom
Is having bungalow erected.
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Tho ladies 81 III Chapline street
II T. church viii give church fair
~ the church entrance Friday even
'ns from 20 10 O'clock. Cofise. ice
cream and lake will be- served. Al
are welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-22

MiFs Geraldine Nurrn.r d.If~Hffr.fs
entertained or her homo. raDG ,ftfr
street Thur day afternoon from O. fY d.
The affair vas fo col BRAT. h.r frrff,,
birthday Gsm.e vfrc tr.o..I and
refreshments we're served All ,rort
' pleasant afternoon. ard fh. su,.f.
tf TO-.
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camn Rnin.inthe-Eace

Among the many camps along Big
Wheeling creek is Camp Rain-in-the-
Face. at which Councilman James T.
Richards and wife and son Lloyd Rich
ards. and Misses Bida and Mabel Girls
well and Miss Louise Richards are
spending four pleasant weeks. They
have many novel ways of passing the
hours. which are swimming. fishing.
marshmallow and corn roasts. There
are sim many diversions TO be en-
toyed. among which are Indian pow
WOW. hay rides and grounding hunts.
The only sad feature TO mar the occa-
sion happened when MIR. Richards at
tempted TO do q high diving act and
came in contact with rock in the
bottom Of the creek. receiving a cut
In his head which necessitated several
stitches. Their slogan Is Good Night
Myrtle" The members have enter.
tained several weekend parties. and
among those present were Misses Sa.
rah and Louise Richards. Freda Will
yer. Mabel and Vida Criswell. Mrs. \
$. Johnson. Mrs. James Richards. Mrs
Frank Marshall: Messrs. James Rich.
ards. Arthur Richards. ". L. Criswell
Frank Marshall. Isaac johnson. A. s.
johnson. Nelson Adams. Lloyd Rich.
ards. Simpson Johnson ard Walter
Hervey
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At BrooksicI- I'm

Mrs. Dave 1'apYan entertained the
members ~ the Island Bridge club.
Thursday afternoon. az the 1trookslda
Inn. Mrs. Andre served a delicious
chicken dinner. and the afternoon was
spent playing bridge
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Mems Club.

Mr.: II S. Sands entertained the
members OF The Mems Club o, ST.
Luke's church. Thursday cvening at
his home. 4 dinner was a feature
and the affair proved most enjoyable.
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Assembly Dances,

The first OF series OF Ass6 mbly
dances was given at the Wheeling
Park on Thursday evening. with Prof..
Luccas, manager.
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Mems Guild Bowl

The members OF the Mems Guild
OF St Matthews church enjoyed
bowling party at the Oaks. Wednes-
day evening. A chicken dinner was a
feature.
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Huohes-West

The wedding OF Miss Margaret FL
len West. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Luther West, Of jamestown.
y. Y, and Mr. Thomas Hughes. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hughes. Of this
city. took place Tue sday evening. The
ceremony was quiet. only near rela-
uves being present. Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes and daughter. Miss Martha. or
this city. We're among those pre- sent.
Following 4 short trip. Mr. and Mrs
Hughes Will be at home al 554 West
One Hundred and Fourteenth street.
New York. Mr.. Hughes was a former
Wheeling boy. being formerly ON.
ployed on the reportorial staff OF the
Telegraph he is n graduate OF the
High school here and of Allegheny
College. lie Is now secretary OF the
Cosmopolitan Y. VI. &. \. connected
with tho Columbia University OF New
York.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-01
CLAY HILL.

Sept. 20, 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Robinson
spent last Sunday at the VIM.
Kreutter home.
Mrs. J. j. Limbeck and daugh-
ter of Ossian returned home last
Tuesday after two weeks visit at
the John Dinger home.
Mr.. r. E. Morgan and family
have bought the Ole Thompson
place, formerly occupied by the J..
Hovey family, they moved last week
from Boice, Idaho.
Mr.. Berg and family of Frank
lin Prairie, were Clay Hill callers
one day last week.
Ed Bolson has been on the sick
list for the past week.
A few from Clay Hill attended
the party at the VIM. Dresselhaus
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Gustav Noecker of DEBORAH
spent a few days last week at Chas.
Goettelman's.
Mrs. Albert Grinna and Mrs. Geo.
Frye helped entertain at the church
in DEBORAH last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas Glover returned Sat-
urday from a weeks visit in the
southern part of Iowa.
Mrs. Roy Tillotson spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with friends
in DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goettelman spent
Sunday at the Hugo Noecker home
near Hesper.
Philip Oehler spent the latter
part of the week at the c. Brogham-
mer home.
Mrs. Chas. Daily of DEBORAH and
her mother, Mrs. Fuller of Cresco,
spent Sunday at the Morgan home.
Mike Broghamer's family of Ca
noe visited at the j. Linzenmeyer
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seegmiller at
tended the funeral of Ross Heading
ton at DEBORAH Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perry and
family of DEBORAH spent Sunday
at the Chas. Goettelman home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-01
Sept. %. 1913

Sept. 20, 1913.
Mrs. Miller and children depart.
ed on Tuesday for Lindsay and Col
umbus, Neb., where they expect to
visit several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Rupp and babe OF
Cherokee are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beckman.
Mrs. r. j. Becker and cousin,
Joe Schmidt went to Dubuque Tues
day for few days visit.
G. A. Meyer was at DEBORAH
Thursday.
Mrs. j. H. Meyer returned Friday
from her visit at Edgewood.
Mrs. Hychek went to Chicago and
Belvidere, Ill.,, for visit with rel
atives.
Miss Cena Gunderson was a De-
corah visitor Thursday
Mr.. Stimson has been in Mime
apolis the past week.
T. Fl. Goheen transacted business
at DEBORAH Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Rose of Wells, Mimi.
is a guest at the home of +. B. Oh
son.
Mrs. NJ Graf is visiting her sis
ter in Chicago.
r. j. Becker was Lawler bust
ness translator Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Giesen and son arriv-
ed from Superior, Wis, Friday for
an extended visit with relatives.
J. E. Linde and wife were over
Sunday visitors at the M. E. Brekke
home near Ridgeway.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-01
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

Sept %, 1913.
Our country was visited by a
nice rain Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Malek and Richard
Tischmann spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with the formers broth
err Charley Malek who had an auc-
ton sale Tuesday.
Miss Anna Myers is visiting with
her friend Estella Monsen at pres
ent.
A few young folks spent Sunday
evening at the Albert Monsen home.
Loretta and Alice Mullaney spent
Saturday afternoon with their sis
ter, Mrs. E. Knox.
Mrs. A. G. Monsen and children
and Anna Myer took dinner at the
George Meyers home Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Olson and children spent
Sunday at the Martin Bakken
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halger Nelson and
family spent sunday afternoon at
the Joseph Johnson home.
Mrs. Nels Ellingsen entertained
company Sunday evening.
Mr.. Mark Pierce and son Dale
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Eugene McCabe. Mrs. Pierce
returned home with him.
Miss Clare Quarn spent Saturday
at the Mrs. Nelson home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-01
OSSIAN.

Sept. 20, 1918.
Mr.. Louis Uhelhoer was a Cres-
co visitor Tuesday.
Martin Hauge visited friends in
Prairie du Chem Tuesday
#. p Baxter of Dubuque came
Tuesday for a visit with friends.
Miss B. Klein was visiting rela-
tives in Calmar Wednesday.
Mrs. Emry returned from Casta-
liza Wednesday after few days Wis
it with friends.
Ed Webster was DEBORAH caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Hunter and children and
Mrs. Sam Hunter of Castalia, were
shopping here Wednesday.
Mr.. Uhelhoer of Milwaukee is Wis
iting his brother, Louis Uhelhoer
and family.
Miss Kate Deming of FIT. Akin
son came Friday for visit at D..
Weitgenants home.
Mrs. Green and Mrs. E. V. Gilbert
went to Monona, Saturday, for
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Percy Bullard and Mrs. b..
p. Doan, were DEBORAH shoppers
Saturday.
Clair Limbeck was an Oelwein
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Dowd went to
Castalia Saturday TO see Rev. Tip
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Dermo of Postville
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
FrantZen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bucknam or
Castalia visited at the John Harvey
home Sunday.
Hiram Daniels and Mrs. Alice Fan
returned from Milwaukee Sunday
after visit with friends.
James Koran of Clermont spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. j. j.
McManus.
Andrew Norman of West Union,
was an Ossian visitor Sunday.
Mrs. ole Hauge and son Melvin
of Calmar visited at the Harry
Bottiel home Sunday.
Miss Agnes Limbeck of Fayette
spent Sunday with her mother MIS-
Ed Limbeck.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-01
SPILLVILLE.

Sept. 20, 1913.
Miss Clara Pletka of Calmar was
guest of her grandparents last
Sunday.
Oscar Heuser made a short call
in town last Monday before leaving
for Dubuque to attend st. Joseph S
college the coming year.
Charles Tupy returned to Decor
ah Wednesday after attending the
wedding of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wagner re-
turned from their wedding trip to
St. Paul and Minneapolis last Mon
day. Tuesday evening they enter
tanned their friends by giving them
free dance.
st. Wenceslaus Day was we'll cell
ebrated, everything proved sue
cess financially. The ball game
played between Spillville and De-
corah Sunday resulted in a victory
for Spillville by score 10 to 3.
Tuesday morning Sept. %, 1913
was the day of a very pretty we'd
ding which occurred at the ST. Wen
ceslaus church at Spillville, Iowa
Miss Regina Tupy and Alois Holub
were united in marriage. The
bridesmaids were; Misses Rose
Fencle, Emma Holub, Frances
Tupy. Messrs. Novak, Hrvoka, and
Fencle, acted as best men. Two
small children were flower carriers,
Rev. Ballon officiated. A beautiful
wedding dinner was served at the
parental home of the bride immedi
ately after the ceremony, which
made them man and wife. These
estimable young people need no in
PRODUCTION, as they have grown up
from infancy in this community
and have a host of friends who join
in wishing them long and happy
welded life.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-01
Matt Graf went to Dubuque Fri

Matt Graf went to Dubuque Fri
day, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Campbell, babe and
Miss Smith returned Saturday to
their home at Sanborn after a Wis
it here with Mrs. S. Campbell.
A. J. Holiness went to Chicago
Sunday.
Mrs. r. Bloomfield and children
of Austin returned home today af-
ter visit here with her sister, Mrs
B. Bernatz and other relatives.
Miss Anna Becker of Ossian Wis
tied here Saturday and Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Moen was at DEBORAH Mon
day.
Mrs. Ralph Kuensch and Charles
of Minneapolis have been visiting
her folks, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stroble.
Mrs. W. w. Hazelton went to
Fall River, Wis. Monday to see
sister, who is very sick.
Ed Boo is here from Mason City
for a few days visit with friends.
Mrs. F. Pletka and Ethel spent
Sunday in Spillville.
j. d. Becker went to McGregor
Monday on bsuiness.
l. H. IohcSh "ao al NC" iioIilP
ton today.
Miss Carrie Miller went to Decor
all today for a couple of days visit
with her sister.
Mr. McCook was down from Ores
co Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Meyer went to Indepen-
dence for a visit with relatives.
Miss Clara Pletka returned Mon
day from Cedar Rapids.