Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-27
Ter at the DR.. Nash home Wednes-

Ter at the DR.. Nash nome WedneS-
day.
Miss Virginia Brouillet terminal
ed her visit here Tuesday and went
to Centennial for a visit before re-
turning to her home in Slayton,
Minnesota.
Charles Shattuck and Glenn
Letchford were among the DEBORAH
callers Thursday.
Earl Livingood purchased an old
mill building at Myron recently,
and has been busy tearing it down
On Friday twelve teams assisted him
in moving it to his farm, where he
will use it in erecting new barn in
the spring.
A large crowd enjoyed the hospi-
tally of Mr.. and Mrs. George \.
Waters, when the w. C. T. U. met at
their home Thursday evening. A
splendid music program was given
under the leadership of Mrs. Raw
Waters and Miss Leora Letchford
consisting of an Instrumental duet
Stella Crawford and Mrs. Clara Boil
man. Solo-Ruth Bollman. Duet
Kate Peck and Ruth Marsdon.
Talk-(on Billy Sunday r. H. Wat
ers. Solo-Paul Topel. Duet-Ma-
bel and Florence Waters. Solo
Mrs. Edna Bollman. Song by the
male voices. After the program di-
vision number three served refresh
ments.
James Peyer of Ossian was a cal
Ter in town Wednesday.
Ray, Fred, and Harry Waters and
Lynn Crawford hauled sand from
Freeport Friday and Saturday.
John and Herman Schutta came
home from Sumner Monday after at
tending the funeral of a relative.
Ralph Green and friend from
DEBORAH spent Sunday at the j. A.
| Peck home.
Chris Leer came over from Post
vile Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at home.
Mrs. Charles Brouillet was taken
very sick with appendicitis Wednes-
day night, she is improving at this
writing. DR.. j. A. Nash is attending
her.
John Leer autoed to Postville
Thursday afternoon.
Vern Letchford came home from
Strawberry Point Thursday, after
several days visit at the James Cos
tigan home.
The Misses Elnora and Edith RO.
denkirch left Thursday for a visit
with Monona and Waterville friends
Arthur Brandt and family, Walter
Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Caryl Dryer
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Birdsell, BeT
Snitker, John Snitker and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Birdsell and Free
Stock, attended the funeral of FREQ
Snitker in Ludlow Thursday.
Jennie and Cynthia Dewitt, Almi
Leer and Hazel Meikle returned u
their school work in Waukon Mon
day, after a weeks vacation, schoO
having been closed on account of thu
idiptheria scare.
Quite number of the young peo
jple attended the Masquerade dane,
in Castalia Thursday night.
Claude Van Wey and Caryl Letch
ford hauled corn from Raven
Thursday and Friday.
Ray Runkle of Centennial was
caller in town Thursday evening.
Miss Maude Van Wey closed he
winter term of school in the We
Rosa district Friday.
Mrs. James Peck and son Garlic
ton drove to DEBORAH Friday. Ches
ter Peck accompanied them hom
for an over Sunday visit.
The electric light men finished
the work of wireing, etc, at the I
y. Crawford place, and Wednesda,
evening the lights were turned on
they are fine and giving good salts
faction, and there is talk of thu
line being built up through town d.
a number of others contemplate tax
ing the lights.
Quite a number assisted Chris
Waters in hauling sand from Free
port Friday.
Simon Snitker of Forest City, la.
Ispent Friday at the home of hi'
brothers John and Ben Snitker.
Hattie and Elmer Hagar VISITED
relatives in Ludlow Saturday.
Mrs. Romeo Paddin came homo
from Waterloo Saturday after {
week visit with relatives, LITTLE
Vesta Webster accompanied her fol
an extended visit with her aunt
Mrs Charles Dryer
Lynn Crawford and Sherman Boil
man assisted G. ID. Bollman in de