Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-10-27

II. w Slueu WENT lTOHl there 10 RUDE
Wilbur's, stayed till Saturday night.
Mr.. Tom Carolan has his silo filled
That's the way to save the soft corn
this year.
Mr.. T. Murdoch butchered hog
Tuesday.
Willie Dinger sold some hogs this
last week.
Mrs. Tommy Carolan was shopping
in our burg Thursday.
Mrs. Brittendall was invited out to
dinner at Mrs. Edith Burgman' s
Wednesday.
Henry Burgman and his sister
Marie visited the school Wednesday.
Margaret Lang had to remain
home from school this last week on
account of hard cold.
John Green worked for Jim Nc
Caffery this last week
Mrs. Daisy Bergman and daugh-
ter Kathleen took dinner with
grandpa and grandma Brittendall
Thursday.
Mr.. Will Cameron and daughter
Martha visited our town Thursday.
Grace Dorne closed the fall term
OF school Wednesday. The parents
were well pleased with the way she
managed the small flock. The chill
dren were well pleased with their
treatment and beautiful cards.
Mr.. Pat Koran drove to our burg
Thursday for a good krout barrel.
Must be he is expecting some of his
neighbors in this winter Make a lot
of it Mr.. Koran, for We all are fond
of Krout.
Phil Donland made us a pleasant
call Thursday, he also called on his
folks south of here.
j. G.. McCallum travelling salesman
for Hancock & Co. was through here
Thursday.
Glenn Gossman and wife took in the
dance at Canton Thursday night.
c. w. Brittendall made a business
trip to the hub Friday.
Will Lang went up to Mr.. Love-
lands Saturday on business
Chas. Burgess went to Burr Oak
Sunday after one of the McMullen
girls to assist his wife in household
duties, the girl they did have wished
for vacation.
Kate Torgeson is working for
Miley Wilburs.
Claud Morton and family Sunday
ed in Bluffton.
Mrs. Brittendall and Gladys Muir
dock called on grandma Murdoch
yesterday evening. Grandma Muir
dock is nursing a bad cold.
Mrs. E. Burgman, Mrs. A. Burg
man, Mrs. Brittendall and Gladys
Murdoch attended the Cradle Roll
and mothers meeting Saturday af-
ternoon at Ernie Wards, two more
children were added to the Roll
John McCauley was out demon
strating the new runabout Ford car
this morning. His daughter Pearl ac-
companied him.
John Kipp and family Sundayed
with Willie Dinger's.
Glenn Gossman's autoed to Bluffton
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thyme and daughter Florence came
with them for a car ride. 1t ro crr
Mrs. Maud Ward autoed from
Burr Oak Saturday evening for the
carpenters that are workingyon Chas.
Burgess's house, to take them, ., to
their homes. Mrs. Carl Pierce ,ac-
companied her.
Mr.. and Mrs! H. Shelley went upeto
Mrs. Ottoway's this morning. Mr..
Shelley thinks he will finish his work
about Thursday in that neighbor-
hood. Mrs. Shelley will visit around
among old friends until his return
The gasolene man was here Sat
urday forenoon.
Joe McCabe's visited Elmer Green
SHADES Sunday ~.
Casserton from Elliota, was a
caller in our burg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lang took spin
out on the prairie to Dick Morton $
this morning, they did some shopping
in Bluffton on their return home.
John Emery and his girl were in
Bluffton, took Harry Mercy and his
sisters for car ride.
Ernest and August Burgman
went back to work this morning on
the road.
Otto Burgman and George Wernet
were seen on our streets Sunday.
Lloyd Cameron from Cresco were
visiting Will Cameron's Sunday.
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