Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-01-21
Mrs. Lloyd Bently was calling in

Mrs. Lloyd Bently was calling in
Bluffton Thursday.
Mr.. McCullum of DEBORAH took
dinner with the Brittendalls Thurs
day.
Guy Bently and wife were visiting
his folks Sunday
Lester McIntire was in town Sum
day.
Mrs. Pat Gallager realized over
one hundred and forty dollars for her
poultry she sold just recently.
Gordon Baker will move on the
Mike Harmon place near Casey
Springs soon. He hauled some wood
there Saturday.
Elmer Greenslade who has been
laid up in the Cresco hospital for
some time, came home with his
father Friday. He is getting along
fairly we'll.
Miley Wilbur of Burr Oak and Va
leda Murdoch of Bluffton, were mar
ried in DEBORAH in the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. Lakeland the 14th
of January. Miley drove out OF
Bluffton very early and quietly,
thinking Bluffton would not know
he was taking his fair lady for all
time. He came back to Bluffton at
p. IN. and found nearly all of his
Bluffton friends in his father-in-law' S
yard with tin pans and everything
that would make a racket and big
noise. He has home near Burr
Oak all furnished for his bride, but
they are now visiting relatives and
friends before going to housekeep-
ing.
Mr.. Burgman Sr. returned from
Ridgeway Saturday. He has been
staying with his brother since his
wife's death.
Frank Hutton of Cresco was an
over Sunday guest of Jake Dinger' S
Tom Sexton and wife visited Terry
Carolan's Sunday.
Pat Gallagher and wife were shop
ping i'm our burg Saturday and look
ing after a girl for general house
work.
Roy Gossman and wife of Burr
Oak visited her folks, Mr.. and Mrs
Luke O'Brien, Sunday.
Mrs. Mercy and Mrs. Edith Berg
man were callers on Mrs. DAVIS, Sat
urday.
Mrs. H. w. Shelley, who has beer
caring for her daughter and grand
son for the past month returned
home Saturday evening, Mr.. H. huns
up the dish cloth and says thanh
goodness no more patching for me.
Walter McCauley and wife were
Burr Oak shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Hugh Kelley of Burr Oak twp
! passed through here this last weel
on his way to see his sister, Mrs
Tyne and to tell her the good new
he has another daughter-in-law Con
gratulations.
Claud Morton and wife passed
through here Sunday.
Wallace Christian and his lad.
friend spent Sunday with Angus
Bergman Jr.
Mr.. Bakken of Ridgeway came 70
his daughter Lena the school teach
er Friday evening. She returned Sun
day 5t.t
, Grandma Lewis of DEBORAH cam
up Saturday to visit T. Murdock's
few days. of
Walter McCauley and wife wer
DEBORAH shoppers Thursday.
Erie O'Brien hauled wood for f
JACKSON Friday.
Ambrose Emery of DEBORAH passe
: through here on Thursday on his wa
up to George Bently's.
Mr.. Kingsley of Chester Iowa
! was calling on friends in this vicin
, ity Wednesday.
Archie Ward and Walter McCau
ley were DEBORAH shoppers Friday
Mr.. killgren walked into Bluffto
Thursday to do some trading, an
ate dinner with Brittendall's.
Mr.. DAVIS took a load of youn
people over to w. Wick's to
dance Thursday night Harry Brand
and George Wernett furnished tn
music.
Rupert Greenslade and Ruth Tay
Tor attended the revival meetings il
Burr Oak Thursday evening.
Mr.. Draper our coffee and spic
man was in Bluffton Friday, tool
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