Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-10-21
BURR OAK.
Oct. IS, 1914.

ing krout and house cleaning
Mrs. Henry Manuel will entertain
the l.. A. S. the 10Th inst.
Grandma Morrison has been i'll
at her son Dells, since she came up
from DEBORAH.
Fred Ward and family, RUDE Will
bur, wife and son Lee, Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Wilbur and daughter Eleanor,
Sundayed with Mrs. E. d. Weldon.
Walter Webster made a business
trip to Caledonia Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morrison are
over from Lime Springs for a short
visit.
Rev. Baul of Floyd was here last
week looking after the interest Of
the A c. church.
Dell Morrison has sold his farm
northwest of here to Emil Rosenthal
of DEBORAH
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Pierce spent a
couple of days last week in La
Crosse.
C. n. Masters has been enjoying
a visit from his nephew, C. Obert
of Illinois.
Misses Alberta Cox, Elsie Richert,
Messrs. Joe Moran and Ray Feltis,
took in the play ''The Calling of Dan
Matthews" at DEBORAH Wednesday
last.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fremont Cox, the 18th.
DR.. Emmons and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Reed, were doing business at the
hub Thursday.
Henry Emery was taken ill last
week with pneumonia.
Mrs. Dave Rice returned home
Thursday from several weeks stay in
Minneapolis.
Miss Bessie Feltis came home
Thursday from a visit with her sis
ter in Castalia.
Mrs. w. McCauley and little son
were callers from Bluffton at Mrs.
Maude Reeds, Thursday.
| VIM. Madding has disposed of his
property here consisting of the Gen.
trail hotel to Jno. Wicks.
! Walter Case of Soldiers home,
Minneapolis, is down here for a
short visit.
VIM Morrison and family Sun
dayed at Dell Morrson's.
F.. Potter leaves today to visit his
| brother at Rembrandt, Ia.
A new minister for the NJ z.
church will be here this week.
Webster and Bergsrud got in a
car load Of ice from La Crosse this
week for the meat market
Lucille Williams and Arch Thomp-
son left this week for Cedar Rapids
and Rock Island.
A surprise party was sprung on
Rev. Hatfield and family Saturday
evening. The house and yard was
packed with people who came to
express their esteem and good will
towards them. After all had partook
of the bounteous refreshments
purse of $3.50 was made up and
given Mrs. Hatfield. Rev. Hatfield
tried to get all to register that was
present and though unable to get all
here is list that was obtained:
Mrs Mary Ward. Mrs. S. Clark.
Mrs. Alice Pierce. Miss Allie Ward,
Mrs. Gene Headington, Mrs. Ida
Heckle, Mrs. E. Sanaker, Miss Jen-
ME Sanaker, Martha Goforth. Maude
Ward, Carrie Feltis, Sarah Bowman,
Jessie Sullivan, Edith Seeyle, l. n.
Reed, Alice Seeyle. Mrs. j. A.
Thompson. Mary Headington. Mrs.
Clarence Maricle. Clarence Maricle,
Charles A. Porter, Maude Frye, En-
ma Rice, Mrs. A. ]. Norton. Gene
veive Smith, Elsie Smith, N. f. Will
bur, James Headington, George Sui
livan, A. A. Seeyle. J. w. Telford,
F. NJ. Wolfenberger. Mrs James
| Headington, III. T. Morrison, Pearl
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Jacobson. Kathleen Reed, c. c.
| Ward, Frank Fry, J. b. Reed. John
Gates, Carry Harris. Korah Wilbur
Oscar Wilbur, Harold Seeyie, Har-
old Cox, C. j. Wicks, Leslie Pierce
Glen Reed. ]. O. Johnson. Paul Wan
less. Harold Reed, A. Morrison, AL
berta Cox. Joe Moran. w. II. Feltis,
Lottie Olson, Henry Price, Frank
Sullivan. Meryle Smith. Philip
Seeyle, Elmer Kippe. A.. f. Smith,
Cady Potter. Paul Ward, Louie I'm
derbaker. Otto Bergman, Mrs. John
Gates. Emma Ackerson, Mrs. Sadie
Porter. Viola Gates. f. A. Heading
ton. Glen Pierce. Marjorie Gates.
Mrs. F. c. Ward. Mr. F. c. Ward.
Alice l.. Price. Alice Telford. Edith
Reed. Nettie Reed. Regina Fisher,
oretta KimbNl, Elizabeth Potter.
F. c. Potter. Byron StoskoBf, Teddy
Emmons. Ola Lovelan, Albert Erick-
son. Willie Erickson, Carl Erickson,
Alfred Jacobson, John Kelly. Thorn
as Wicks. Inez Sullivan, Edith San
ders. Florence Price. Mrs. /. n.
Reed, Mrs. Zoa Reed. Mrs Ezra
Reed. Miss Iowa Telford, George
Reed, Evelne Reed, hurry Marsh.
/ Luella Pierce. Iona Pierce, Hazel
Briggs. ST Erickson, Violet Ward,
Andry Ward, Kenneth Maricle, Dali
sy Morrison. Lloyd Robinson, Isa-
dore NcIptire. Lester McIntire, Ed
win Dawley. Nellie Arnold.
| Rev. Hatfield and wife wish to ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks to all
the people in this vicinity for their
kindness shown to them in not only
in the event of Saturday evening,
but for their loyalty and co-opera-
ton throughout the year.