Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-11-03
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at Mrs. e. w. Reeds.
Mrs. Wemett returned from Du
buque last week, accompanied by he
son Joe.
H. Boyd, F. Pierce and lad,
friends of Canton were auto caller.
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lenheart were
up from the hub Monday and autoeC
to Canton also.
Mrs. Minnie Weaver concluded
her stay here and returned to Three
Forks, Mont. Tuesday
Erick Anderson of DEBORAH was
in our vicinity buying horses las
week
Ted Emmons and his mother au.
toed to Bluffton Wednesday NOR.
ming with Mrs. Brittendall, who had
been attending the S. S. convention
here.
Mrs. H. G. Ward autoed to Mabel
Tor dental work Tuesday afternoon
accompanied by Mds. Manning and
Graham.
Messrs Algyer and Weiser were
business callers from DEBORAH We'd
nes6ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Porter were
DEBORAH visitors Thursday
Bessie Manuel who has been poor
ly for a long time was taken to st.
Francis hospital La Crosse Thursday.
accompanied by her parents and DR..
Emmons. She was operated on Friday
for appendicitis and is doing as we'll
as can be expected. Her mother will
remain with her this week.
DR.. Emmons and wife, H G. Ward
and wife autoed to DEBORAH to the
movies Wednesday evening
Alvin Rollins and Geo. Willsie
went to Chicago with stock Satur-
day.
Mrs. VIM. McMullen visited Mabel
friends last week.
Gerard Sharp left Saturday for
Missoula, Mont. in search of health.
Mr.. Godfrey Fry came UP from
Freeport Saturday to see his friends
once more.
Chas. Failey returned to northern
Montana Thursday.
Frank Fry has an auction sale the
9th inst. and will quit farming. The
conundrum of the day is, who will
be his successor to the farm he is
now on, Henry or Byron?
Lewie Undertake. was a Lime
Springs visitor last week.
The school has purchased a pic
ture machine and on Friday evening
County Supt. Miller was present, pic
lures being shown of consolidated
schools, which was enjoyed by those
present. The boys desposed of their
hand craft work and the girls of
their bon bons
Supt. Bronson Of the Anti saloon
lecture at the M. E. church Friday
evening the 18th. Although no admis-
sion will be charged, this will be
worth hearing. Mr.. Bronson has been
here before and will be remembered
as an able speaker.
Mrs. G.. A. Peacock returned home
from DEBORAH Friday.
= Thomas Morrison is attending Val
der'S business college.
Leslie Pierce who started to take
a business course in DEBORAH college
two weeks ago was compelled to give
1T up on account of trouble with his
eyes.
Jno. Donlon who has been stopping
in town several weeks, has gone out
to his country home to batch a while.
Mr.. Koenig and family entertain
ed friends from Postville Sunday.
H. w. Shelley was up from Bluff
ton last week building a hog house
for Ed Ottoway. Mrs. Shelley put in
the week visiting in the neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Snevelson, Prosper's energetic
merchant was seen on our streets
Wednesday.
Frank Bloomfield and parents
were callers from DEBORAH Sunday
on Mrs. Mary Ward and Mrs. Ben
Ward.
Mrs. Hubbell of Frankville was
here yesterday and organized W..
c. T. U. union. the first meeting
will be with Mrs. Maude Reed Sat-
urday afternoon
Those that were able to attend the
S. S. convention here last week reed
much good from it's teachings. Speak
ers and delegates were present from
the surrounding towns.
A large crowd enjoyed the temper
ance lecture Sunday evening, by Mr..
Waters of Waukon, and also the
reading of Patsy" by Mrs. w. W..
Hubbell of Frankville. Mrs. Kate
Peck also assisted in the song ser
vice.
Those that attended Kilkenny
at DEBORAH Thursday evening were
G. H. Kimball, Einar Kippe, Joe
Moran, Merle Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gossman, Leonard Gossman and
number of others and everyone was
well nlaaSad