Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
BLUFFTON.
Nov. 8, 1914.

NOV. ., 1914.
John Jewell of Montana has
been here visiting relatives and re-
turned home the first of the week.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pat Gallagher last Monday
night. Congratulations.
Election! Well what about cleo
ton? The Republicans won all over
the state with large majority
Father Courtney called on Pat
Gallagher's Wednesday morning to
see the little youngster that arrived
just before election.
Kate Harrington visited Mrs. Pat
Gallagher Wednesday.
Mrs. Brittendall stayed with
Mrs. Gallagher Monday night, We'd
nesday night, and made her a call
Friday afternoon.
Rube Wilbur and wife brought
Mrs. Shelley home Thursday, after a
weeks visit with her daughter. Mr..
Shelley finished his work up there
and is now home.
C. w. Brittendall, wife, Mr.. T..
Murdoch, wife and daughter, Nettie,
autoed to DEBORAH Friday afternoon,
came home Saturday. Mrs. Murdoch
visited her mother Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
Brittendall visited Mrs. p. Bloomfield
Mrs. Theyer called on old lady Punt
ley.
Vera Burnham returned home
from Fred Wards Sunday, after i
weeks visit with Violet.
Mr.. Motley, daughter Laura OF
Bonair, visited Earnest Burgman $
Saturday, returned home this NOR
ming.
Willie Dinger and wife were De-
corah shoppers Saturday
Mrs. Will Morrison was a Bluff
ton shopper election day.
Edward Dinger and his LADY
friend Leila Green, took in the play
at DEBORAH Saturday night.
Charley Weldon took dinner with
Brittendalls Sunday.
Mrs. Brandt called on Mrs. Mericle
Saturday afternoon.
H. w. Shelley and Walter McCau-
ley stayed with her mother, Mrs.
Shelley.
Mrs. Wicks took dinner with Mrs.
Jack Halse Sunday.
Miley Wilbur, wife and daughter,
Eleanor, Sundayed with T. Muir
docks.
Charley Morton stayed all night
with Jim Murdoch Saturday night.
Charley Murdoch and family, Ha-
eel Morton, were treasured guests Uf
T. Murdock's Sunday.
Will Cameron and family Sunday
ed with Jake Brandt's.
Kathleen Clarissa Burgmann had
her grandpa AID grandma Britten.
dali for tea Sunday evening.
Bayard Elzea took supper with his
nephew, Jim Elzea Sunday evening.
August Burgman Jr., will lay off
from road work and stay at Malan
Nelson's to look after Mr.. Nelson S
interests few days, while the later
visits his father who is suffering
with cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Daisy Burgman papered her
dining room this last week.
DR.. Emmons CT Burr Oak was call
ed to the bed side of old Mr.. Jake
Cassel last night. Mr.. Cassel is feel
ing much better at this writing.
Mrs. H. Mercy is husking corn for
Mrs. Fred Walters today. Even the
women are taking advantage of this
nice weather.
Charley Weldon has been huskine
corn for Fred Lenheart, will return
home to Montana the last of the
week.
Jimmie Weldon is helping Mr.
George Theyer paint his house.
Alice O'Brien graced our street.
yesterday.
Mr. Sybert, Harry Mercy, Will.
and Joe Kinney, are working on the
road up near Mr.. SHELLS.
Mrs. Edith Burgmann is makins
krout today. We consider ourselve.
fortunate, as we will not have far Il
go for krout.
Mrs. Brittendall is making peal
pickles, stewing cranberries today
She must be looking ahead t,
Thanksgiving.