Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-15
BLUFFTON.

Everyone living in and around
Bluffton should attend the ball
game between Burr Oak and DEBORAH
at Burr Oak next Sunday the 10Th.
A red hot contest is assured. Come
enc. Come all,
Iowa is doing well. Corn prospects
were never better at this time Of
the year. Why shouldn't the farm
ers be able to ride around in nice
large touring cars?
Otto Bergman hauled sand Tues
day afternoon.
Quite a few people have been to
the Bluffton cemetery to see the
monument that Mr.. James Price of
DEBORAH put up for the Bergmann's
Mrs. L. Drummer helped Mrs. She
ley paper her kitchen Tuesday
Gladys Murdoch, stayed all night
with Vera Burnham the forepart of
the week
Sarah Murdoch is working for her
sister Mrs. Miley Wilbur.
Jim Murdoch worked for Miley
Wilbur through haying.
/ Mrs. Elsie Gallagher and Mrs.
! Hugh Foley attended a quilting bee
Il
This is the weather for seed tea
Iced tea is beginning to be a popu-
j lar beverage. For the best tea for
all purposes, better try that dinner
party tea, you'll find it at Britten-
dall's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Foley, daugh-
| ter Marguerite visited Terry Neon
nells Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lloyd Cameron of Cresco
visited her folks this last week the
Greenslades.
I Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kratz were in
I Button Wednesday evening shop
ping.
Mr.. viii Gossman, went to Decor
ali by the way of Burr Oak, came
home by the way of Bluffton, called
en- couple Of cid ladies, that used
to be his school mates. How their
minds did run back to their child
hood days. Such a good visit as they
did have. Come again Win.
Willie Dinger put UP hay Thurs
!. day, off of the piece of ground he
. rented from Brittendalls.
Jake Dinger helped his son in hay
ing Thursday.
New potatoes came on the mar
ket for the first, Thursday from
Willie Dinger's Garden.
Jack Gallagher called on Brandts
Thursday
C. w. Brittendall went to Decor
) all Thursday for freight
I Vera Burnham visited Martha
Cameron Thursday.
Johnny Thyme made a business trip
TO DEBORAH Thursday.
!. Mrs H. Mercy sold 10 quarts OF
I gooseberries TO Mrs. Johnny Thyme
Wednesday.
Marie Madden is just getting over
the measles.
Gus Kilgren autoed to Bluffton
yesterday. He was unable to get his
car any further, something going
wrong with same.
Mrs. H. Mercy called on Mrs. Chas.
Burgess Sunday.
Mr.. Lew Richmond got bit on the
hand by Mrs. Jacksons cat, blood
poison set in. Elmer Greenslade
took him to Burr Oak to see DR..
Emmons. The DR.. is bringing him
out all right.
Jim Elzea went to work for the
show man, Mr.. Collins, this last
week.
Mr.. McMullen and wife, Mrs.
Bradrick and grandchild Clara Man
: inc, passed through Button Thurs
day, called on Mrs. Brittendall and
visited Mrs. Chas. Burgess.
Amanda Staygen is working for
Mrs. Chas. Burgess, the nurse return
ed home Thursday.
4 Leo Gallagher is visiting his un-
Gle Jack Gallagher this week.
The cradle roll will meet with
Mrs. Abe Pierce Saturday the 25th Of
i this month. Everybody come and
bring their children.
May Gallagher has the measles.
Mr.. Fred Walters is annoyed these
days with poison ivy. We would
help YOU Fred, if we knew what to
do for you.
Mr.. Bergman Sr. visited his
daughter, Mrs. Nelson, Sunday.
H. w. Shelley went to work for
Luke O'Brien this morning.
Elmer Greenslade and Jack Gal
| lagher went to Prosper Saturday eve-
ming.
Mr.. Harry Harvey autoed Mr.. Guy
'Bently and family, Mr.. Frank Frye
and family to Leroy Sunday. Mr..
Frye and family remained all night
at the Guy Bently's home, returning
to their abode this morning.
Miley Wilbur and wife Sundayed
with Tom Murdock's.
/ Mr.. Draper, the coffee and spice
man stopped with Brittendalls Fri
day for dinner.
Unice and Ruth Davenport of Cres-
co were treasured guests Of Britten-
dalls from Friday until Monday
morning.
i c. w. Brittendall went to Cresco
j today for goods.
i Tom Murdoch, Willie Dinger, H.
Mercy, went fishing yesterday. T
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