Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-25

were present at the o. E. S. meeting
Friday night.
Miss Ruth Francis went to Spen
Ger Friday for an over Sunday visit
with her father.
MIR. G. w. Daniels went to o.
sian Saturday, called by the death OF
his youngest brother, Theodore.
Harry Barker arrived home Sat
urday after a weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. o. H. Stevens of Cresco.
Mr.. E. Bucknell and son Archie
arrived home Saturday after a weeks
visit with their son and brother In
st. Paul.
Mrs. j. W. Drummer returned tC
Cedar Rapids Saturday after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Ward.
Mrs. T. Wilson returned to Aus
tin, Mimi. Saturday after a weeks
visit with o. c. Johnson and daugh.
ter, Miss Clara.
Mrs. Frank Pilgrim and Miss
Mildred went TO Jessup, Iowa Sat
urday for a visit with her brother
REV, Thos. Elwick.
Miss Hannah Drexel went tc
Iowa City Saturday for a weeks Wis,
it with her sister, Miss Elsie, who is
attending the University
Misses Grace and Ethel Make.
peace returned TO Cresco Saturday to
resume their teaching after a weeks
vacation visit with their parents.
Mrs. John Ringdahl departed
Saturday for weeks visit with hel
parents in Ridgeway before departing
for her new home in Madison, Wis.
Miss Christine Kelsey went tC
EldOrado Saturday to spend heI
weeks vacation from studies al
Valdez College. Miss Leona Flue.
gel accompanied her.
Mrs. F. G. Carmichael of West
Union concluded her three weeks
visit with DR.. and Mrs. H. l.. Urban
and departed for Monona Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with hel
parents.
Mrs. W. Holmes arrived home
Saturday after an absence Of eight
months. She has been visiting hel
sons, /. n. of Olympia, Wash, and
T. w. of Pennington, Mimi, also heI
sister, Mrs. Jamison of Portland
Oregon.
Mrs. M. McShane and daughter
Miss Marcella of Austin, Mimi. and
Mrs. Mayme Healy of Pukwana, s
ID. arrived Friday for a visit at the
home of their sister and aunt, Mrs
Pat Hogan. Miss Marcella return.
ed to Austin yesterday but the Others
remain for a few days more.
Mrs. Clark G. Tillinghast and
children of Pleasant township depart.
ed yesterday for Bethel, MINI. neal
where they are going to farm thi:
summer. Mr.. Tillinghast departed
with the car of furnishings on Sat.
urday. Miss Ella Gjetle acoompan.
led them and expects to spend the
summer in Bethel.
The Luther college graduates
are having their class photos made
at Reynolds Studio again this year
which is sure guarantee that they
will get a most satisfactory lot OF
photos. This, with his regular trade
makes Mr.. Reynolds pretty busy just
now, but with the improved electri.
cal appliances recently installed in
his studio, no doubt the photos will
be made first class and on time.
Mrs. c. c. Stewart and Geo. O.
Torrison of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Torrison and VIM. Torrison
of Manitowoc, Wis, sister and
brothers of Rev. l. b. Torrison were
among the relatives who came to be
present at the funeral of Mrs. Tori
son. A niece of Rev. Torrison's
Mrs. Adolph Sundly of Rio, Wis. was
also here, accompanied by Mrs. l. A
bergstad, who also visited with Prof
and Mrs. G.. X. Preus.
The teachers who departed las
Friday and Saturday to spend insti
tute vacation with home folks anC
relatives are: Mrs. L. M. Fleming
and Miss Lillian Greer, Chicago
Grace Shilton, Kewanee, ILL.,; Flor
ence Prehm, Eagle Grove, Iowa; Car
olyn Bosnia, Cedar Falls; Mary Uh
ley, Castalia; Lurana Warner, Masol
City; Mary Green, Mt. Vernon; A. C
Lynch, Blairstown, and A. j. Rose
land, Lanesboro, MINI.