Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-12-15
Dec. IS. 1915.

to visit friends and do some shop
ping.
Mr.. Bud Nelson who has been a
treasured guest for some time at
the Holvor Ramlo home for some
time terminated his visit Tuesday
and returned to his home near Har-
mony.
Mrs. Henry Broghammer and
children were entertained at Will
Hilleman's Tuesday.
Mr.. Alvin Pfister was a caller at
Pete Ramlo's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lars Usgaard went
to DEBORAH Tuesday and took the
train from there for Waukon where
they will visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Peterson also
accompanied them.
Mr.. Ole Anderson and sister Miss
Clara, were guests at the Peter
Usgaard home in Canoe Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. C. j. Steno is busy these days
dehorning cattle for the farmers.
Miss Sylvia Johnson entertained
the girls sewing club Thursday af-
ternoon The girls say they had a
lovely time.
Mr.. Peer Losen was a business
caller at f. c. Thingwold's Tuesday
Mr.. George Foltz was to Mabel
Wednesday after a load of corn.
Mr.. Will Welch Jr. was business
translator at Mabel Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Goldberg was a visitor
at DEBORAH Monday
messrs. Walt and Rob Tillapaugh
hauled corn from Mabel Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Stoskopf
were az Burr Oak Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Tillapaugh au-
toed to DEBORAH Tuesday
The majority of the farmers are
plying their axes in the timber, haul
ing it up and cutting it.
Mr. Fred Allen was a pleasant
caller at Hugo Noecker's Tuesday.
MIR. Andrew Anderson Of North
Dakota is visiting relatives here.
Mr. Fred Allen has an auction
sale Dec. 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Noecker auto
ed to Hesper Monday
Mr.. Ralph Fawcett transacted
business al Mabel Friday.
NJ Oscar Colborg and family
from Winnepeg. Canada. are down
here visiting friends and relatives.
Nre Wellington Telford was a
business caller at DEBORAH Tuesday.
EIr. Helmer Ferhrandson deliver
ed hoes at Mabel Tuesday.
Miss ada Stoskorf was on the
sicF LIST Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Ida Bergeson visited at the
Mrs. Sanaker home at Burr Oak
Thursday
Mr.. George Perry and son Vernie
were seen an ding on our streets
Thursday.
Mr.. Simon SOberg, Mr.. Hedge ia
cohson and Miss Alma Selness were
callers at Steno's Monday.
Mr.. Pete Ramlo went to Roches-
ter, Mimi, Monday and returned
Wednesday evening, where he had
been to visit his brother Holstein
Ramlo. who is receiving medical at
tention at the Mayo hospital. Hol-
stein, we are sorry to say, has but
a question of time to survive.
The Misses Inga and Ella Stems
land and also Alma Peterson took
the train from Mabel, Friday night,
for La Crosse, where they expected
to do some shopping.
Mr.. C. ]. Steno punched up chic
kens for the Woldum Produce Co.
at DEBORAH Monday.
Mr.. Will Hilleman disposed OF his
hogs at Mabel Friday.
Mrs. John Burreson was a caller
at the Rob Tillapaugh home Satur-
day.
Mr.. Peter Thorson was a business
caller at Mabel Friday.
Mrs Bertha Bender was shopper
at Mabel Saturday.
MIR Emmons Tillapaugh helped
his brother Rob with farm WORK
Monday.
Mr.. John Arlien of Dakota VINO
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity returned to his
home Tuesday
Miss Ida Bergeson took the tram
from Mabel Friday for Caledonia on
business.
Mr.. Hedge Jacobson was at MaDe
Friday on business.
We have just discovered the rea
son why our mail man has been lat'
as he has a longer route to traverse
and we are aware his time VIII p'
taken up these wintry days, as go
ing with horses makes it pretty SLOW
MIR. Tom Allen was a business
Translator at Mabel Friday.
Miss Hilda Ramlo was at Decorai
Thursday doing some shopping
The younger element ehJoye'
themselves at dance in the nal
FRIDAY night Quite number parti
cipated and reported a good tl,he. :,
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Young anu cni'
ldren were guests at the Phillp fouh
home Saturday night. it,,
i Mr.. Clarence Ramlo ana sis'ei