Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-07
BLUFFTON,

April ), 1915.
Easter seemed to come a little
early for the Blufftonites.
Harry Taylor bought a horse of
Stewart Baker and buggy of Elmer
He has been having
some fine drives, he has now sold
his horse to Edward Dinger, he
says he intends to buy another horse
that will suit him better.
Terry Mcconnell was in Button
Tuesday, looking for hand, he took
John Green home with him.
Glenn Gossman's made Mark Pier
ces a visit the first of the week.
Walter McCauley went to Decor
ah Tuesday. Mrs. McCauley and
children stayed with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Dinger visit
ed Jack Halse's Tuesday.
Erick O'Brien, our Assessor, was
quite sick this last week and had
DR.. Kessel from Cresco Tuesday.
Dave Bakers mother is very
poorly at this writing.
Vera Burnham stayed with Gladys
Murdoch last Tuesday night.
H. Mercy and Willis Kinney went
to Canton, Mimi, this last week to
cut some wood for their uncle, Ter
ry Denman.
Will Halse has been having the
grippe. Will thinks he might as well
be ut of the world as to be out of the
fashion. Grippe is quite fashionable
nowadays.
The Sheriff of DEBORAH was up to
Bluffton Tuesday, enquiring the way
to Fred Leonhart's place.
Llndermen and Melver sawed
wood for Gordon Baker Tuesday.
Matt Mccormick had wood savers
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Carlan was shopping in
our burg Wednesday. She is con
sidered to be the best buttermakeI
in this township.
Pearl McCauley has been home
visiting since Wednesday. Lucille
Clopp came home with her for a
good time. They went back today to
their school.
Ed Fuch is putting up a good
big hog house. That man believes
there is money in raising hogs.
Mary McCue is working for Martin
Jones family
Morque Cassel has been staying
at Jackson's helping Jim Elzea cut
wood.
Mr.. Brittendall went to Decorah
Friday for goods, came back Satur-
day.
George Theyer went to DEBORAH
Friday.
Fred O'Brien and his sister Alice
went to Burr Oak the last of the
week to see sister, Mrs. Roy Goss-
man, who is sick.
Mr.. Taylor went down to Gordon
Bakers Saturday, to see his grand
children.
DR.. Emmons of Burr Oak made
professional calls in Bluffton Satur-
day.
Archie Ward from Bethel neigh
borhood, was in Button Saturday
and Sunday. Saturday he hitched up
II. Sheley's horse and drove it to
exercise it, as Mr.. Shelley has been
having the grippe is unable to look
after his horse. Everybody thinks
Mr.. Shelley has a fine driving horse.
Elmer Greenslade, wife and Mrs.
Greenslade's father, Sundayed with
August Burgman's.
There was Easter service held in
st. Bridget's church, south of here
Saturday and Sunday. Terry O'Brien
IEdd Fuch 4nd the Luke O'Brien
families attended the services.
Little Margaret LANCE Is able 70
be out again.
Mrs. Elzea and family Sundayed
with H. Mercy's.
Walter McCauley's took Easter
dinner with Brittendalls, Mrs. Nc
Cauley and son Percy visited the
Sunday school Sunday morning, il
being Easter Sunday the scholars
were to repeat bible verses. Vera
Burnham repeated the most verses
of all. Roy Dinger came TO Sunday
school the most regular of any boy
in the school for the year.
c. w. Brittendall is putting out
his bees today. August Burgman il
helping him.
Gordon Baker and family visited
August Burgman's Saturday eve,
ming.
Linderman and Melver are saving
wood for Jim Carlan's today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Greenslade
called on August Burgmans Sunday
evening.
Miley Wilbur and family Sunday.
ed with Il. Murdock's.
Elmer Greenslade went up tc
Harry Haryey's today.
The Trustees of Button town.
ship met today, took dinner at Jack
sons.
Kathleen Burgman took dinner
with her grandpa Brittendall today