Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
BLUFFTON.


were DEBORAH shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Walters was shopping in
our burg Tuesday.
Sydney Baker was in our town the
fore part of the week visiting August
Bergman's friends.
Mr.. c.. w. Brittendall went to De-
corah Tuesday after gasoline light
ing plant. Now we can tell one an
other apart in the evening.
Mr.. Linerman has hired out to
Mr.. Tom McCabe for eight months.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS were calling
on August Bergman's the other eve
ming.
Mr.. Terry McCabe was seen on our
streets Tuesday.
Walter McCauley bought a COW at
the Ralph Sharp sale.
Jack Halse and Mr.. A. DAVIS, each
purchased a cow at the Ralph Sharp
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Johnson, Ada
and Davilla Sybert, Miss Lena Bak-
ken, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Shelley were
at Mr.. Brittendall's Wednesday eve
ming to an oyster supper.
Walter McCauley went to Jack
Gallager's sale Thursday, Mrs. Nc
Cauley and son Percy accompanied
him. They all visited Mrs. Fred
Ward.
Archie Ward took Mrs. Shelley up
to her daughters, Mrs. RUDE Wilbur,
Thursday, to assist them in getting
ready to move.
Sarah Murdoch was a treasured
guest of Mrs. Miley Wilbur, from
Thursday until Sunday.
Pat Gallager went to Jack Gala
gers sale Thursday. His wife and
children accompanied him and Wis
tied at Abe Pierce's.
George Burgess of Orleans town
ship was in our burg Tuesday shop
ping and calling on Dick Greenslades'
Walter McCauley took hogs to De-
corah market Friday.
Archie Ward went to DEBORAH Fri
day.
Mr.. H. w. Shelley took dinner with
his daughter, Mrs. McCauley Friday
Mr. Claud Morton and daughter
Hazel, were in Bluffton Thursday
Hazel took dinner with T. Murdock's
Elmer and Johnnie Greenslade
went to Cresco Friday afternoon. Ell
mer went to see the DR.. in regards
to his limb, which he hurt some
time ago.
Mrs. Chan. Dawley passed away at
her daughters home in Blackwell,
Okla, the remains will be brought
to Cresco Wednesday for burial. Her
former home.
Mrs. Daisy Burgman clerked in
the Brittendall store Friday.
Mr.. Morgue Rider drove to De-
corah Saturday. He returned home in
the midst of the light snow storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Baker, Mrs.
Stuart Baker of Ridgeway, were WIS.,
fting Mr.. Taylor Sunday.
Mr.. George Smell of Canton passed
through here Saturday helping Jack
Gallager move onto the Sharp place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall went 10
Cresco Friday, Mrs. B. purchased
that secatery she has been longing
for and needed for so long.
Gladys Murdoch took supper with
Vera Burnham Sunday evening.
Jim Elzea walked over to Courtney's
Saturday to see his sister Hazel.
Glenn Drummer caught two skunks
in his traps and sold them to farmers.
Sam Felestein the fur man of
tresco was through here buying furs
this last week.
Frank McCaffery, brought home
from Cresco a new Ford auto Friday.
A present from his father-in-law.
Don't you wish we all had such a
father-in-law.
A Mr.. Jewell from Canton, Kan
sas called here this morning.
Malan Nelson and wife visited Pad
die O'Brien's Sunday afternoon.
School election tonight
Archie w ards horse got hurt in
the barn last night in some way which
made it lame, and now Archie will
be unable to drive it for few days.
There will be basket sociable out
west of here at the Norwegian school
house Friday night.
Charley Burgess went to Prosper
today with cattle, Mr.. H. Mercy as
sisted him.