Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-29
CORRESPONDENCE.
BLUFFTON.

July 27, 1914.
Mr.. John Henry autoed to Cresco
Tuesday.
Mr.. Sybert and Mr. Fred Walter
were in Cresco Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall were in
Cresco Tuesday for goods.
Mr.. Will Cameron autoed his
wife to Cresco Tuesday to consult
DIR. Kessel and DR.. Plummer about
her throat She is feeling much
better now.
DR.. Jewell of DEBORAH made
professional call to Chas. Burgess 5
Tuesday.
Colonel Bently went to DEBORAH
Wednesday with load of hogs for
market.
Andy Mccormick met his dealh
Wednesday afternoon, while driv-
ing the binder. The cause of his
death is supposed to be apopleXy.
His remains were taken to Ridge
way, where the remains were put
on the train and sent to Dakota, his
former home. Relatives and friends
have our sympathy in their sudden
unlocked for bereavement.
Arthur Olson is working for Guy
Bently through barley harvest.
Mr.. Will Cameron and family au-
toed to Mr.. Brandt's Wednesday
evening for butter. Butter is a
scarce article In these parts. Mrs.
Brandt is the only one who can
make the good butter, for she has
the ice.
Johnny McCauley, while fixing his
binder Wednesday, got his back
hurt in some way. This knocks him
out of work, but he is able to run
his car, for which we are glad.
Maybe if we watch our chance he
will take us out for JOY ride
one of these days.
Walter McCauley worked for his
brother Johnney, Wednesday alter
noon.
Thursday afternoon Johnney Nc
Cauley took Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCauley and
son Clifford to RUDE Wilblur's by
auto. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley remain
ed with Wilburs until Saturday
The McCauleys came home that eve
ming by the way of Prosper.
Mr.. Brittendall, Vera Burnham
and Jean Mercy extracted honey
Friday
Tuesday Mrs. Shelley acted as
salasladv in the Button store.
The cradle roll met at Mrs. ABE
Pierces last Saturday afternoon
A good crowd was present, and all
went home in better spirits than
when they came. It's the place 10
20 if you want to be royalty enter
tanned
Mrs. Clara. Mercy went to Burr
Oak Saturday afternoon.
Elmer Greenslade made a trip to
Burr Oak Saturday evening
Daisy Bergman clerked in the
Brittendall store Saturday after
noon.
Ruby Wilbur brought Sheleys
home Saturday afternoon.
John Williams and Mr.. Wicks OF
DEBORAH were in Button Saturday
afternoon and fed their horses and
also themselves at Brittendalls.
There was a fine piano left at
Johnney McCauleys the other day
on trial. Miss Pearl is taking lessons
on it, which leads us to believe they
will keep same
gan this week She can hardly walt
until it gets here. Well who could?
Mrs. Shelley and her sister Mrs.
Brittendall called on the sick sun
day evening and found Mrs. Burgess
improving slowly.
Mr.. Kratz and wife went 10
Ridgeway sunday to see some OF
their relatives who are sick.
Mr.. George Sullivan and wife OF
Burr Oak passed through here sun
day on their way to Mr.. Brandts
Tor a visit.
Mrs. Jake Dinger and daughter
S,andace attended church service
here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. brittendall and Vera Burn
nam made a trip to DEBORAH today.
Lester Drummer is working Tor
Erick O'Brien today.
Jean Mercy is DEBORAH shopper
today.
Mrs. Henry Wernet and son Geo.
have been visiting in Decorah at MRS.
Johnney Langs this last week.
Mrs. Kyle has gone to Cedar Rap
ids to see her husband.
This is Mrs. Walter McCauley S
birthday. And as it's being celebrat-
ed ever since Saturday and still
celebrated, il shows the esteem she
is held in the minds of her neigh
bors.
III. w. Shelley carried out one of
those new cut glass water sets this