Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-08-05
BLUFFTON.

aug. 8, Isl 4.
Mrs. l.. Drummer and Leila Green
papered Elmer Greenslade's house
last Tuesday.
Johnney Green has been working
for Terry Mcconnell this last week.
DR.. Emmons of Burr Oak, autoed
through here last Tuesday after
noon to Orleans township to see
Tom Matthews who got hurt while
working on bridge. He was taken
to Beoxe's. The DR.. found one rib
broken, but fixed him up comforta-
bly, and he is doing nicely at this
writing.
Did you see the band of gypsies
that passed through here the first
of the week? Yes we did, and we
don't care to ever see them again.
Willie Dinger is working for
John Tyne.
Mrs. Jack Halse called on Mrs.
Shelley Wednesday afternoon.
Lester Drummer is working for
Erick O'Brien.
Otto Bergman went out TO see
Tom Matthews last Tuesday after
noon.
w Ill SdlucIOu anu WllC ouIOOd W
the latter's sisters, Mis-. NJ. Morton
Saturday to spend the day.
Henry Wernet and Mr.. Berg
mann were DEBORAH shoppers the
latter part Of the week.
H. w. Shelley is working for RUDE
Wilbur's.
Mrs. Miley Wilbur visited her
mother, Mrs. T. Murdoch, Saturday,
and took Gladys Murdoch and Vera
Burnham home with her Saturday
evening for company this vice..
Mrs. II. w. Shelley assisted Brit
tendalls in the store Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. McCallam, wife and daughter
Edith, of DEBORAH, autoed to Bluff
ton Saturday and took dinner with
Brittendalls. After dinner they ;ook
Mr.. Brittendall's car and family and
went out for a joy ride. Called at
The Cozy" in Burr Oak, and called
on Mrs. Brittendall's niece, Mrs. R..
Wilbur, and also on mrs. Chas.
Burgess They found Mrs. Burgess
able to sit up in bed. Mrs. Burgess
has been confined to her bed about
five weeks.
Mr.. George Thayer. wife and Will
lie Weldon of DEBORAH. visited Mrs.
Shelley Saturday and then went up
to their farm in Burr Oak township.
Dad" Halse went TO Dick Nor
tons Sunday for a few days visit.
Theae Bigalk, Lena Bigalk,
Amanda Bigalk, Mrs. E. F, Schaef-
er from Milwaukee, were callers in
Button Sunday.
II. Mercy was in DEBORAH Satur-
day
Mr.. Brady. wife and son Lawrence
Allen, were treasured guests OF ii.
w. Sheleys Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malan Nelson visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. August Bergman
Sunday.
Rupert Greenslade and his lady
Ruth, were out for a drive sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Baker were
seen on our streets Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gjere and
daughter Ada of Highlandyille, Wis
tied Brittendalls Sunday.
John McCauley, wife and daugh-
ter Pearl, and old lady McCauley,
autoed down to d. Wilson's Sunday
after church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thyme, daugh-
ter Florence, visited John Donion
after church.
James Carlans visited Will Nc
Connell's Sunday.
We understand Will McConnells
have a fine piano in their hlme.
Have any of you seen the land
that flows with milk and honey? II
not, come to Bluffton.
Remember the cradle roll meeting
the 18th at p. m. to De neld al
Mrs. Lizzie Cassels in honor or An
dra Cassels birthday.
Mrs. Sybert and daughter Aaa
went to Bonair Saturday. Mrs. Sy-
bert returned home that evening
and Ada remained with Mrs. Jones
for longer visit.
Mr.. Morgue Rider made a triI
to DEBORAH Saturday.