Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09

". II. 1AlmDdll has carpenters 10
work remodeling his pool room.
l.. b. Whitney and wife and J.
Bradish and wife were callers in
town Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Wilbur and Violet Ward
were Mabel visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Z. D. Weldon spent Thursday
with her grand daughter, Mrs. Bert
Morrison.
H. Haas Of DEBORAH was an auto
visitor here Thursday.
p. C.. Johnson of Mabel was a Sun
day guest at Ezra Reeds
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall were
callers from Bluffton Thursday and
took tea with Mrs. Weldon.
Nina Wicks is up from DEBORAH
for short time.
County Supt. Miller and wife of
Calmar were over night guests here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Headington, Mrs.
Maude Reed and Mrs. Anna Thomp-
son took JOY ride to DEBORAH Tues
day afternoon.
l.. Nelson of Mabel was an over
Sunday guest at the Arnold home
Quite few went to DEBORAH yes
terday to see Prosper and Decoran
play ball.
Leonard Gossman was up from
DEBORAH a couple Of days last week
Mrs. H. G. Ward. Mrs. Earn Reed
Mrs. Clark Manning and Byron Stos-
kopf all autoed to Canton Thursday
afternoon.
Mary Edie is home from DEBORAH
for summer vacation
Geo. Thompson returned last week
from Cedar Rapids.
Miss Norma Reed came down from
st. Paul Saturday for vacation days.
Messrs. Dahljelm, Qualley and
wives of DEBORAH were pleasant cal
lers in our burg Thursday evening.
A large crowd attended the school
play Thursday evening. The proceeds
were over $50. The young people act
ed their parts well, and Supt. Miller
gave a good practical talk.
H. Cummings and family, c. Houck
and wife of DEBORAH were Sunday
callers here.
A. Smith and Harold Cox autoed
to DEBORAH, Ossian, Calmar and
Frankville Sunday.
Mr.. B. Ward went to Arthur last
week for a visit at the Potter home
and to accompany his wife home
this week.
School closed Friday with picnic
on Mr.. Gossman's lawn. Mr.. Goss-
man and Miss Sanger has given very
school work and will be
welcomed back for the fall term
Mrs. Sullivan has been down from
Prosper visiting her son George and
family a few days.
Carl Pierce and family. with his
mother Mrs. Pierce and grandma Pal
mer spent Thursday at the Leon
heart home near DEBORAH
Mrs. C. Knowlton and son of Pros
per spent a few days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Frey.
Mdms. II. Ward, c. Manning, 5.
Pierce and v. Manning autoed to Ma
bel Saturday morning for dental
work
Mrs. Jno Gates accompanied Mar
tina Goforth to La Crosse today to
take treatment at the hospital.
Nearly everyone young and old
went to DEBORAH Saturday for the
Sth grade graduation exercises. Fol-
lowing are the graduates from here
Marjorie Gates, Dorthy Ulrich, Ber-
tina Wicks, Kathleen Reed, Laura
Halse, Paul Reed.
Bills are out for a big show, THE
Texas Cattle King" here at the hall
Friday evening.
Nellie Arnold is over from Cresco
for two weeks visit.
Jno Emery, Mrs. Ackerson, Mrs.
and Bessie Feltis autoed to
DEBORAH Thursday with Ray Wemett,
who took the train for Dubuque.
Mrs. f. Lent and children of Cres-
co are treasured guests at the Wan
lass home.
Mrs. ]. Ackerson who has been
poorly for so long goes to Cresco
hospital this week for treatment.
Following is the program for the
''Old Settlers Picnic" June 22nd:
Music by the band at 10 o'clock.
Prayer-Rev. S. Clark.
Address of Welcome-Rev. w.
Edie.
Song-By the Quartette.
Reading-Vernon Porter.
Music-By Band.
Drill-By the Children.
A Five Minute Talk-By Rev. Geo.
Ulrich.
Reading-By Elizabeth Thompson.
Song-"God be with You It'll We
Meet Again" by the audience.
Talks-By the Old Settlers.
Basket dinner on the grounds at
IL o'clock, also dinner will be
served at Central hotel and at The
Cozy."
Music-By the Band at 12:45.
Speech-By Rev. Edwin F. Lee, at
/ o'clock.
Sport games on Main street at
2 o'clock.
A new merry-go-round outfit will
will be will us thru out the day ana
evening.
Ball game will be called at 3 o.
clock sharp.
Vaudeville show at the hall 1880.
Vaudeyilles how at the hall, l:3O'
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