Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-11-24
BURR OAK.

Miss Topel and Mr. Waters of
Frankville spent few days here last
week
c. Knowlton was down from Pros
per calling Monday.
A gentleman from Caledonia was
here the first of last week writing
up life insurance.
The postoffice inspector from
Washington, ID. c., was in our towr
Saturday and took dinner with Post
master Ward and wife.
Perry Whitney assisted in the
Cozy Saturday helping G. III. get out
his line of gents furnishings of new
mackinaws, sweaters, overshoes, etc
j.. B. Reed and family, Merle
Smith and wife, c. Ward. b. Whit
ney, Inez Sullivan, Miss McManus
and Frank Sullivan took in the show
at Decorah Monday, evening and
speak highly of it, 'ff 4 ~
The l.. A. S. will meet, Dec, End
with Mrs. M. d. Whitney for dinner.
Rev. Edie and wife spent Tuesday
in Decorah.
Fred Clipper and Harold Cox au-
tosd to DEBORAH to the .pIay. Monday
evening. II 9' ~" HH
Rev. Mettan pastor Of the, M. r..
church at Mabel will occiipy the NJ
u, pulpit here next Sunday morning
and in the evening Rev Crowdef ID
d., Dist. Supt. will conduct the eve
ming services. Everyone that can
should come oct and bear the new
Dist Supt.
Albert Peacock Of Prosper was a
caller in our burg Tuesday
Everyone is Interested in our
young eartoonist Howard Edie. much
skillfuiness is shown in his posters
for the school entertainment tonight.
Though he is but Ia years of age ii
is predicted he will soon rank with
any cartoonist
w. McCauley and wife were shop
pers from Bluffton Saturday.
Miss McManus of OssIan was a
guest at the Sullivan home last
week
Miss Florence Reed was sewing
for Mrs. Kimball Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Graham spent Wednes-
day at her cousins r. G. Wards
Bert Hitchcock OF Canton visited
friends here part OF last week,
Mrs. e. ID. Weldon's children,
Mrs. Brittendall and husband, Mrs
Ward and husband. Mrs. Kimball and
husband and her granddaughter Mrs.
Morrison gave her a little surprise
Thursday by bringing their dinner
and making merry her 73rd birthday.
She was also pleased with the BIRTH
day cards her friends remembered
her with.
"a daughter was horn to Slr. and
Mrs. NJ Wilbur the 18th which takes
the name OF Margaret Kathleen.
Rev. Edie attended conference at
Maccl Thursday evening
VIM. Evans OF la Crosse was do
ing business here Thursday.
The M r. Sunday school has vot-
ed Xmas Tree IS usual and arrange
men S are being made for program.
Miss Nellie Arnold is staying
VINO was unfortunate enough to fal!
and break rib, though she is past
10 years OF age she is recovering
nicely.
Mrs Geo Emery was UP from De
corah Saturday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward, Mrs c.
Graham, Mrs. c.. Ward and Mrs j.
WT"Fs autoed to Decorah Thursday
afternoon.
MISS bessie Manuel is home from
la Crosse hospital and doing nicely.
j. b. Reed had lively runaway
Thursday, he had four horses on a
wagon which he left standing in town
"a few minutes. Evidently the horses
thought the time too long and beat
it for home. Mrs. TelfOrd was on her
way home from town. before sht
could give the right of way to the
running horses they tore in the
wheel of her buggy throwing hel
out. fortunately she was not badi,
hurt SO The accident was not as seri
ous as il might OF been
Mrs. Krumm is enjoying yis'
from her father Rev. Slack, who
preached a helpful sermon at the M
". church Sunday.
Mr.. Feltis was able TO walk doWI
town few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gallagher soutf
of Burton were callers at her Sis
ters, Mrs. Bert Morrison Sunday az
ternoon. In
Mrs. Phil Perry 4 aded her Wis
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