Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-22


day for an over Sunday visit at home
Mrs. Chris Waters and Mrs. Cora
MoNair went to DEBORAH Thursday to
visit their aunt, Mrs. Helen Halves
Hazel Meikle spent Sunday at
home from school duties at Waukon.
Walter and Daisy Van Wey, Harry
Harvey, Harry Waters, Vern Letch-
ford, Lydia Paddin and Leora Letcil-
ford autoed to Postville Saturday
evening to go to the skating rink.
Chas. Barrett and Ole Samuelson
sold chickens in Ossian Saturday.
Leora Shoemaker of Ravena
visited relatives in town the last Of
the week.
western part of the state to look af
ter his farming interests there.
Joe and Lizzie Ryan autoed to
Cresco Saturday, Mrs. Ryan who has
been visiting at the Drew home there
accompanied them back.
Glen Mcmillan attended the teach
er's meeting in DEBORAH Saturday.
Samuel Waters Sr. hauled coal
from Postville Saturday.
Clarke Sherman is having a fine
new hen house built, Phil and Fred
Bruillet are doing the carpenter
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Henning
are the proud parents of baby boy
born to them Saturday, Sept. 18th.
All reported well by DR.. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pilgrim and
children autoed TO DEBORAH Sunday to
spend the day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Pilgrim.
Eugene Owens and children of
Postville were callers at Roy Britians
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. z. Kneeskern
and little daughter visited relatives
near DEBORAH Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bollman Of
Meadow, S. d. were Sunday guests
at Thos. Bo,lmans.
John Johnson is working for Jeff
Gaffney at Washington Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bollman and
Harry Bollman Of Postville attended
church here Sunday and visited at
the G.. ID. Bollman home.
Mr. and Mrs. K V. Ferris. Earl
and Harriet Ferris of church visited
at the Francis paddin home Sunday.
c. H. Waters and family, Sam
Waters and jamie Lyons visited at
Wallace Waters in DEBORAH Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waters enjoy
ed visit from DR.. Anderson's and
wife of Cresco Sunday, Mrs. Peterson
accompanied them and spent the day
at R. H. Waters.
Mr. onJ Mrc rroufnrj on5
Lynn autoed to DEBORAH Sunday af-
ternoon.
Lester Smith of Bethel was a cal
Ter in town Sunday evening.
Herb Waters went to Cresco Fri |
day evening to give an address at a |
w. c. T. U. meeting.
Lawerance Miller of Waukon came
for few days visit at the
Lewis Meikle home.
There will be a dance in the hall
evening, Sept. %. Harring (
tons orchestra of Postville will fur
nish the music
John Johnson and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Canoe
Ridge.
Harry Harvey assisted Chris Leer
With his painting at PostviIe several [
lays last week.
Walter Van Wey, Alfred Crabtree,
Walter and Albert Kneeskern autoed
o Postville Tuesday evening. !
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Van Wey, Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Claude Van Wey were cal
ers at the Lewis Felke home in RAJ
ena.
Mrs Rachel Birdse,l has sold her
house to Harry Oleson of Postville,
Mrs Birdsell will build new house
IN the lots which she recently pur- :
hased of ]. A. Peck.
The Misses Clara Topel and Bertha
3ates came down from Burr Oak
Wednesday evening to attend the sill
'er wedding at Geo. Wa ers.
Mr. NJ c.. Mead Of Postvi,le is
a new wood house for Mrs.
smith.
Ole Walby and family are at home
gain after a visit with relatives N
Walter, Maude, Irwin and Earl
Van Wey autoed to Waukon Satur-
lay morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Merrill of Pleas
mt Ridge were callers on Wednes-
lay.
Jas. Meikle had a valuable horse
killed with lightning Sunday night.
Bert Livingood and family of Beth
j were Sunday visitors at Earl Liv-
ngood's.
Amos Haslip and family visited at
he Chas Shattuck home in DEBORAH
sunday.
Charlotte Peck was a shopper in
Ossian Saturday.
Miss Florence Waters spent Sun
lay at home from Postville, where
he is attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Spaun, Haro,d
;paun and Hazel Meikle were Decor
III visitors Sunday afternoon.
Claude Van Wey had his silo re-
quilt Saturday which was torn TO
pieces by the storm several weeks
lgo.
Harry Oleson and family of Post