Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10
BLUFFTON.

June 9Th, 1914.
Erick O'Brien his two sisters
Erick OBrien, his two sisters,
the st. Agnes Catholic church the
fore part of the week.
Frank Met Artery, Terry O'Brien,
autoed up to the north church the
other evening for mission service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cameron auto
ed through here and took Mrs. She
ley for joy ride, brought her back
to look after the store. Autoed Mrs.
Brittendall over to call on Mrs. C.
Burgess. Come again Mr.. Gamer
on, these married women need the
fresh air as we'll as the younger
ones.
Joseph Kinney worked for his
brother Willis Kinney Tuesday.
Walter McCauley moved hay
Tuesday for Mr. Shelley. The first
we have seen cut this season. Aren' t
you rushing the season, Walter a
little?
Walter McCauley went to Burr
Oak Tuesday to get pillow sharpen
ed.
Jack Gallagher marketed his wool
to Cresco Tuesday, brought back
goods for Mr.. Brittendall.
Herb Ward, Fred Ward and wife
and Mrs. Alice Wicks autoed to
Bluffton tuesday afternoon called
at the Bluffton store.
Dr. Emmons of Burr Oak made
a professional call on Pat Tyne's
Tuesday and Thursday.
Dn,y IIotRalJ anl 90 nf pr,rr
Oak and Mrs. E. Weldon visited Brit
tendalls Thursday
Walter McCauley marketed hogs
to DEBORAH. Jack Gallager hauled
one load for him.
We had quite a thunder storm
Wednesday night.
hurry Marsh of Burr Oak was
seen driving through our streets
Thursday morning, called on Elmer
Greenslade.
Gordan Baker and family called
in our village Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Drummer assisted Mrs. Jack
son and Mrs Farrell in house clean
ing.
Mr.. Morgue Rider made business
lrir to DEBORAH Thursday.
Mrs. Wanless, who lives north of
Burr Oak passed thru here on her
way to Cresco this last week. She
did some shopping in our burg be-
fore going further.
Mrs. Walter McCauley spent the
day with Mrs. Shelley THURSDAY.
Edd Lewis of DEBORAH, Mrs. Lewis,
his mother, and Sarah Murdoch, his
niece, autoed up to Bluffton, and
visited T. Murdoch. Sarah re-
NAMED home, Claud Murdoch went
home with his uncle Ed to take in
the show which will be held there
today
Mrs. Perry Madden called on Mrs.
Walter McCauley Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Halse called on Mrs.
Walters Wednesday.
Caroline and Martha Cameron at
tended Sunday school and church
here in Bluffton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wilbur and son
Lee of Burr Oak. visited Shelley
Sunday, we are glad to learn Mrs.
son Lee was man enough to attend
Sunday school.
Mrs. T. Murdoch and her two
youngest daughters Nettie and Doro-
thy, are visiting Mrs. Miley Wilburs
this week.
GLADYS Murdoch attended the show
in CrescO.
Mrs. Paddle O'Brien is visiting
her sister, Miss Lena Burgman.
Dene and Pat O'Brien are visiting
their grandpa Burgman.
Eddy Wicks of Burr Oak autoed
to Bluffton with his uncle, Will Cam
eron, and called on Mrs. Britten-
dali. who thinks Eddy is just about
right.
Mr.. George Thaer and Willie
Weldon Of DEBORAH drove up to the
farm in Burr Oak township. Willie
remained for visit.
Mr.. Malan Nelson and wife went
to DEBORAH today to visit his sister,
Mrs. Mott and attended the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bently and son
Lyle drove to DEBORAH today to visit
Mrs. Bently's father, Mr.. Bucknell
and attend the show.
Among the number that went to
the show today from Button were
Johnny and Rupert Greenslade, Ar
chic Ward, Sarah Murdoch, Leila
Green, Ruth Taylor and Willie Ding
er and family.
Mr.. Burgman and his daughter
Lena, Sundayed with Malan Nelson's.
Harry Harvey autoed to Bonair
Sunday and took Mr.. Mercy and
family to visit Mrs. Mercy's broth
er's family, Gene Mercy Harry
Harvey visited in CrescO