Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
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H. Ward and H. Pierce autoed
to the hub the first of the week.
Frank Frye and Harry Harvey
and families spent day last week
with Leroy friends.
Will Knox and family of Canton
were auto callers Monday while max
ing for DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Kimball went
fishing Monday afternoon at Button
and took supper with the Britten-
dali family.
NJ. J. Donlon made a business trip
to Cresco Monday last.
On Monday evening Tom Knox and
Hugo Noecker locked autoes, but
no damage was done. 1t is hoped
the work on crossings will be COM
pleted this week so cars and vehicles
can have full sway through Main
street.
Mrs. Turnipseed of Richland Cen
ter, Wis, arrived Monday evening
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
w. Madding. Mr.. Turnipseed follow
ed Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Olson and Mrs.
l.. McIntire were DEBORAH shoppers
Tuesday. They autoed down with G..
H. Kimballs livery.
Dell Morrison was a business Wis
itor in DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mr.. McCullum and wife and Miss
Ambli were up from DEBORAH We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Glass Cresco's real estate
man, was a business caller here
Wednesday,
Dr. Swezey and family were in
town for a joy ride Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. E, D. Weldon and Mrs. G..
H. Kimball srent Wednesday at the
F. c. Ward home
Ned Pollitt of Cresco was doing
business in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Emmons visited Miss Nellie
Johnson in Hesper Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Ward and daughter,
Mrs. Agnes Johnson visited Mrs. r.
Wilbur Thursday.
Mrs. Clarence Maricle and daugh-
ter Luverna visited at Geo. Emerys
Wednesday.
Will Noecker was an auto caller
from the hub Thursday.
Miss Edna Jones of Cascade, Ia,
is q treasured guest of Miss Norma
Reed.
Mrs. AIDA Kneeskern came up
from DEBORAH Friday Nor short
visit with home folks, she returned
to DEBORAH Saturday.
Friends of Miss Bernice Ward are
pleased to learn that she was the
winner of a beautiful piano in the
merchants contest at Canistota, S.
d.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Hoyt of Decor
ah was seen on our streets Friday.
Will Evans of La Crosse was do
ing business Thursday evening in
our village.
A. j. Wingate made a business
trip to st. Paul last week returning
Thursday evening.
Bert Mcintosh and son were down
from Hesper Sunday.
Herb Ward made an auto trip
to Locust, HighlandviMe, Quandahl,
Dorchester, Bee and Spring Grove
Friday.
Atty Boice's daughters and friends
passed through our city last week.
Fred Erwin and family who have
been here for some time left here
last week for St James, Mimi,
where he has a position on the Oma-
La r. r.
Canton Thursday night by the ill
ness of her uncle C. Pierce.
The little seven year old son of
Chas. Dawley got kicked severely
Friday by a small colt in the face.
DR.. Emmons was summoned and adj
rised having him taken TO DEBORAH,
he was taken in Kimballs auto to DR..
JEWELS Office Although the cash is
deep one the little fellow made no
complaint and IS about again.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S, Pierce was taken with con-
vulsions Friday but is now quite
well again.
The A. c. Camp meeting begins
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Plunkett of Hesper was
guest of Mrs Hillemans Friday.
Alva Stead and family autoed to
DEBORAH Saturday.
Dana Price went to Canton Satur-
DAY evening for an over Sunday stay.
Miss Nellie Lamphier of Harmony
has been visiting few days at the
F. Perry home.
Miss Rose Smith of Fort Atkinson
is visiting friends here.
Mrs Luther Pierce and family left
last week for Mason City to make
their home there.
H. G.. Ward and wife autoed to
DEBORAH Friday evening with Mr.. H.
Renaas who has been helping for
a few days in the barber shop.
An expert maehinist from New
Hampton was here last week helping
+. M. Reed with machinery.
The DEBORAH and Spring Grove
Bottling Companies were delivering
pop here Friday.
DR.. Emmons and wife and Mrs.
HI. Ward autoed to DEBORAH Satur-
day afternoon.
Geo. Thompson went to Prosper
on important business Friday eve
ming.