Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-05-20
CORRESPONDENCE.
BURR OAK.

mOH W tHe young people HeAI gun
day morning.
Einar Kippe, Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Erickson went to Minneapo
lis friday, to take in the Norwe
gian celebration the 18th.
Chas Daniels autoed up from Cen
tennial Sunday, his father came uI
from DEBORAH with him and viii
Peacock accompanied them to De
corah to assist Mr. Daniels in his
pool hall this week during the rush
Henry Masters was down from
Canton a few days last week, he con
templates making trip to the
coast soon.
Will cameron and family were
auto callers from Bluffton Sunday
An occulist from Minneapolis was
to see Rev. Hatfield in regards tC
his eyes last week.
G.. H. Kimball and H. G.. Ward
autoed to the hub Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wilbur and son
Sundayed at Mrs. E. d. Weldon's.
Hazel Casterton and brother Sun
dayed at H. Manuels.
Peter Decker spent few days last
week with his sister, Mrs. Bisby in
DEBORAH.
Chas. Brittendall autoed up from
Bluffton in his new Maxwell car Sat-
urday. Mrs. H. Shelley who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur re-
turned home with him.
Herb Wicket and wife of Canton,
were callers here one day last week
while touring through.
Mrs. Perry Whitney and daughter
Bessie, Misses Alice Seelye and Flor
ence Reed attended the l.. A. S. at
Mrs. A. Winche's in Prosper Wednes-
day.
Albert Peacock was down from
Prosper on business Wednesday.
Messrs. Draper and Wicks with
their wives of DEBORAH were guests
Sunday afternoon at Clarence Mari
cle's.
w. Hoyt was up from DEBORAH last
week and sold Ford cars to H. Har-
vey and w. Mullaney.
Sam Cox and family of Dubuque,
Iowa, was visiting relatives and
friends here last week.
Mr.. R. Darling of DEBORAH was a
Sunday guest here.
Oscar Bauder of DEBORAH autoed
through here Thursday.
The L. A. S. will meet the 2Sth
inst. with Mrs. Geo. Smith.
Joe Gerick of Dubuque, Iowa, was
6 business caller here Thursday.
VIII Mullaney of Plymouth Rock,
was on our streets Thursday.
Tom Boyle of Ossian was here last
week in the interest of the Iowa
Mutual Hail Insurance Co. of Des
Moines, he was accompanied by Mr..
Lawrence Drake of Freeport.
Henry McCauley of DEBORAH was a
caller here Thursday.
Guy Fay of Canton was here
Thursday with a friend from La
Crosse, selling monuments.
Teddy Emmons made a business
trip to the Hub Friday.
II. G.. Ward has sold his horse and
buggy to Nelson Shelley. Considera'
tion 1925.
Mr. Ben Ward made business
call in DEBORAH Thursday forenoon
with Alvin Rollins.
| Mrs. Robt Townsend who has beer
quite ill for some time is better a
present.
Joe Armstrong and wife of Can
ton spent Thursday with her moth 81
Mrs. S. Pierce.
Mrs. Anna Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. o
Johnson, went near Canton Sunday
at Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pierces, who
has very sick child with phneumo
mia.
James Price was up from Decoral
on business last week.
Earl Rollins is acting as cashier
in the bank for a few days.
L. B. Whitney was up from De
corah Sunday in his new ''Velie."
Messrs. J. Stead, A. Stead and
wives autoed to the hub Saturday
Fred elise and family and Mrs
Bandle took Sunday dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Reed.
The graduates of the Sth grade
of this place and rural school are
contemplating on red letter day
Saturday when they will go to De-
corah for their diplomas and take In
the picnic and program.
Jno. Atead and Alva Stead and
! families went to Mabel Thursday
evening to the lecture by the noted
Annie Laurie the eX-minister fol
twenty years.
Vera Burnham of Bluffton Is
spending a week with Bessie Wilbur
Steve Pierce and family Sundayed
with his brother Abe.
Mrs. Emma Reed Douns of ST
Paul spent few days last week
with home folks.
Mrs. Decker spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Emery.
The Burr Oak ball team went tc
Rushford Sunday, for their first OF
the season and got shut out 10 to O.
They were autoed over by Kimball
and Johnson.
DIR. Emmons and wife made a
spin down to Sumner and back yes
terday.
Everyone will take in the big
shows at DEBORAH this week.
f. Oxley and family went to De-
corah yesterday. Miss Ida Oxley &C
companied them home.
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