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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
s6aun5aimeH tpiminta Titcbnrsiu,
Wast., On. 2xt5. feuratxnmasia.

YtdS1., YIN. Sxfg. teuratnnnaS10.
2tnifaiiben eniimGiiend ~iunnuntai.
no itmalanpaItpelus $erran p. EFT.
fansid ITO 10 ap. Sltaieura lilo 7 III.
2,uifaii6en toiiena fu~nnuntaina,
i,imaIanpaIipeli,s lilo 10 up. Se,tra.
human iItama paibteIepalIa obieI-
malta lilo z Up.
4,iifa,iben folmantena %funn,.nt.
neutrality-suspicious. Ito 10 ap. 2asten
~obielmafofotS flo Z III.
Riu,fai6en ~neli6ntend iunnaintai.
no iumaIanpalmeli,s lilo 10 up. ghio-
riioIiiton iItama monipuoIiielIa of.
ieImaIIa fIo z ip.
2ai,li,barioitifiet pi6et6dn iofo
tiistai iItanc fIo z.
SunnitntaifoiiIii pi6etGdn iofo
fttnrntntai. 2eidfunin 1:std pdiiu6s.
I'd Iofaf,iun 1:ieen pGiipdn, aIfaen
fcuIii flo 8 aanulIa. 2ofaftri,n 1 :StG
p6indst6 feidfittn 1:ieen pdiuadn
aIfaa foitlii flo 1 p6itpGa.
Sertrafiinnari ttitfaufifofotfiio pi'
6et66rt iofa frr,faii6en eniimGiiend
utamontaina Ito 1880 Up.
Naioriioliiton fitufauiifofous pibe'
td1n iofa fir,fa,i0en folmantena per-
iantaina Ito 7.30 Up.
Marlborosia, 81. g.. SropSia.
SitSpiuiamisfa ia Mopnarbisia.
Wasi., iopimiifien mifaan.
Wdtti @isfari,
AZ Sobnfon Ct, Sitcbbure, @osi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
RirkoIlisia i~lmoituksia.
SamaIanpaIipeIatiet oluat isriestet.

SamaIanpaIpeInfiet oipat iSriestet-
tGipGt ie~xraaiuasti:
Iarquettesia 2:nen, Aids ia 5bes
iinmntai fluisia Ito 3.15 ip.. iofo
torstai Ito S.15 Up. patti S:nen fun.
mint. eoelliienG torstoina, ioIIoin 0.
len torstaina Metiniiinsisid ia perian.
taina DiTonisia.
2rnifaioen Ind iunmant. Mma.
tasia Ito 10 ap. ia Ito 8 iii.
Naanantaina Stambomgbisia ia
tiistaina @eecbwoo6isfa-
PpbafouIn Warquetten firton IA.
IiSia iofa ~iuntuntai Ito i ip.
MatfoilIani toimin faiffia papilIi-
fla tebt1ipiG.
s. s. $eimomen.
2O9 ". a It. Narqiette, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

tempaistuna, ipaan biljalleen, mabi-
tellen fen lGmmittdmGn, Iempe1n
paifutufien moittamana, fuitenfinJ
inbimilliiesti piibuer. lpbpesid aiass
ia. SGn Iopii mitd oil faiiuauniit,
maIoa. iImna, tpapautta ia iloa, iiel-
I'd. mistG ban oil Iuullut miimeiietfin
lion fipinGt tiifabutettaman, Seeiuf-
fen Iiota.
Miten ie oil tapabtunut, iita Ell
Gira itiefddn oliii Auoinut ieIittdd tpp-,
bptt1mGmm6lIG taipalla FUN iofea,
iofa bGneltd tieousteltaesia miad to-
malta Seeius oil bdnet parantanut,
mastaii: fen mind ainoastaan tie
bGn, ettG nina, iofa ennen iofea olin,
npt n6en''.
2aina, iolle Giro alma oil fuin a.
pattu firja, jofo bdn fifteen fitG tabtoi
tai eli, oil fpll6 buomannut, miten 10
emf ilasfd asti Samulin lanai oil
nat l6ptdneet tien bGnen ~ipoGmeenid,
tuo pfiinfertainen ielitps lab-
iasta, iosta Ell tarmitie mitGGn maf-
iaa. 0astoin tamalliiuutta oil Giro
find iItana olIut mabdpubeinen ia
melfein umpimielinen, mitta fem
perran ban fumimnfin pubui, ettG
bppin pmmGrii bGnen aiatus-
tenia iuunnan. SGn oil mum mllas-
ia fpiGsipt:
- Onto armo toiiaanfin Iabia?
Eietpsti 2ainan tGptpi mastata iii-
ben mpontGpdsti, mutta itiefieen ban
ettG paiffa ie onfin Iabja,
81 iitd ole annettu aitpan fdteen asti,
paan idtettp Min fauafii ibmiiestG,
attd paIion, paIjon taripitaan iitten-
fin fen iaamuttamiiefii ia iiitG ipn-
tppdn brolen ia maipan ie fummin.
fin mafiaa.
YOlIG, fun 2aina berGttpGdn Ell be-
Il nlffunut iGlleen, full ban @iran,
iofa tamaIliiesti unisiaan eli iirbel-
leen eoeIIiien p6imGn tapabtumat,
"SSsumalattomain e6estG."
&ppneleet foboiimat mGfiiin 2ai-
nan iilmiin fen fuuIIesiaan.
9ari pdimdd fen idIfeen iai bdn
taas fdiiinia paperilapun, jobon of
siran Iapieffaalla fdiialalIa firioi-
tettu faifenlaiien tarfoitufiettoman
raamuilemiien ioiiffoon:
@ntoifo SeeiuS 10 minulle taiipaan
2abjafii aitpans
Site ieuraii pitfd iono pafiuia fp-
ipmpsmerffejG, ia niioen alIa:
Sumalaton Giro on,
SdT' ei oiii miIld mafiaa.
Ndin 2aina i%eliraii ps%tGpdnid aja-
tpaiffa eli tGmG %eniimmGItG,
luultamasti mastustttfien peIosta,
min palion niitd ianoia ilmaisiut-
foam, mittta bGntG pmmGrtGdfieen ia-
noittafin eli t%aripinnut oIla mifGGn
iuuri ibmistuntiia. Minafin 2ainan
mieIcstG giran a~iati,fiet moi erino+
bppin Iufea p6GItd nGboen.
Miitta cipG titota mpffppoen aifaa
festGnpt. GRAND iltapGimG-
nd toufofuun lopulla, fun tDtot istui-
nat nastaffain pienen poDodn GGres-
ID famarisiaan, iutelIen pbtd ia tois-
ia, tarttui Giro pbtdffi1 2ainan fd-
teen, puristi ia raipisti iitG moimaf-
faasti ia buubabti:
= 8oi, 2aina fi,Ital =
- Ho, mitG npt2 = Wistd iiniil.
le tuoIlainen lion piuusfabous titit9
fpipi 2aina. maiffa bpmin tieii
.itG @iran mielesi6 oil.
= Siet6iiitl = Giran iiImGt lois
- @oinfo armata? -
= &enties = taiffa ct ientGGn. =
= Mo, iano npt iol -
- MinG tiebGn iotain erittGin, G.
= en- taboo IoptGG oifein mas
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

nun, ia Jos iaa tdsia ieIitpfieniG, ie
on, Ct ainoaStaan allan pfii puoli,
maan fofonaiiuus. fesfipiste, ionfa
pmpGri faiffi fiertdG ia jofa tiles.
idGn fdiittGd faiffeuoen. Sa iofa to-
mGn fGfittd6, oifeammin usfoo, iinG
onban ie min i%urrta, ettei it'd fufaan
fGiitG, bGnell6 on mpos faiffi. Min
FUN @aapali Min perrattomaSti ie-
littGG: "4aiffi oipat teioGn omanne:
iofo ie diff Taaipali ELI MpolIo, eli
2efas, taiffa maailma, eli elGmG, eli
fuolema, taiffa npfpiiet eli tiilemaiiet,
faiffi opat teiodn; mi,tta te olette
aristufien. ipaan Gristus on Suma.
LAM. - Sumalaa eli faiitetd muuaIla
FUN 3ristufiesia ia &ristusta ei
muuaIla FUN @olgatalla, SGnen lli-
naStustp0sidGn. Sa tGmG ei ole
minfGGn miettimiien tilIos, maan TO-
belIiiin totuis, ionfa Sumalan ppb6,
jGrffpmGt6n Jana nellie ilmoittaa. =
2aina oil maiti, ei ienipuofii ettei
bGncllG diff ollut ianoja mastailf-
ieen, maan iifii fun bGnelld itiellaGn
of ielpG tietoiiuiis iiitd, ettG tior
mastlfienia ld%btofobtana tooeIIafin
of iofea, pimitettp iarfeniG. SGn
main fiunteIi, fun pastori eoelleen
%ieIitti, miten 10 toto @anban Testa-
mentin aifa faiffine eiif,apineer, en-
nustufiineen, lupaufiineen tabtdii
mailman 8apabtaiaan ia bdnen me-
|riieen tp0bonfG, iosia fits toto roo
mattu pbtpp pbbefii ainoafii "pfii-
puoliiefii" totuuoefii. -
= On minulle ei,nenfin tuota pf.
iipuolista oppia i%aarnattu = ianoi
|2aina loprifii - Halopurolta fGiin
iitG on minrlle tprfptettp. =
- &ufa? = fpiDi pastori bGm-
m1stpneen nGfoiienG = ietG &orpi.
iuofo? - eifG ole min,,IIe iiitG ennen
maininniit! =
X 81 ban, maan maanmilielijG
@bonen. =
= SGnl WitG iinG pubut? =
= Mifii ie on min ibmeeIIistG9-
Onto ban tullut usfoon2 Seer.
70 npt plan mita tiebGtl =
2aina fertoi lpbpesti mitd tieii,
pastorin fltunneIlesia iGnnitettpnG.
= SepG oil baisfaa fitrIlal -
biiuoabti pastori, b6nen Iopetettlaan.
Niin, Min, Sierra IiiG1 jofa Poi.
md auttaafii tulepaiiia ieirafunnaI.
|le". Mb, ie on min i~inirta, min iba-
naa, fun ibmisIapii buomao, mitd
8ristufien fautta on %iaanatl = ia
fppnel fiertpi Samalin iiImdGn ia
bullet li~ifutufiesta pGrGbtiip1t.
= &atios, en- nina ole ipoinut iitG
iaaoa mistGGn tietG6. fun iebGn ia
minun ipGlinen firiemaibtofin on jGG.
mt tpffGnGGn, eifG ole oIIiit, bartaas-
ia baIustani buolimatta, t~ilaiiuitta
fGpoGfGGn iielIG = ieIitti postori. =
Sliiipu iitG Olia Ipsti tafpata nptl
l. @ttGf0 bGnfin 10 meiiaiIee nutta
mirttGl =
= Suniitfo bGnet bpmin2 =
- @nnGttibGn iitd 10 iiind ajasia,
nimittGin ~muobesia, tutiistua melfein
jotaiieen palopiirolaiieen, etenfin fun
pappilaiiet ieiiraiiipat abferasti ieii-
rafuntalaistenia rientoja. &un Ell
glboIa, OlIin baiisfa talo, iijainmit
fomin faufana pappilasta, dim mind
fin alituinen nieras iielld, joten 81
lista ia minnsta tili oifein bppGt ps-
tGmGt, -
- go, minfGlainen bdn oil iil-
Ioin? =
= Saitsfa ia bpmG mics, faifin
puolin funnoIlinen maaIliiesti pii-
blten.
- Mitta nsfontoon nGboen2-
= Sotenfin mGIinpitGmGt0n, mil
fGli nina bdntd tunlin, mutta fplId
ban nsfontoa fu%nnioitti, fen MIND
buomaiin monasti. = Niir, Min ie
ctpanfeliumi "ipnnpttGG Serralle Iap-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

= @eiIIe on iaapxnnt ix,iri ipaIi.
foima Biriifirioia, Sionin aunteIei.
ia, a~rtberufien airffo.@ Ostinoita ..
m. beneeIIiiia firioia, ioito utppuarne
boIipaIIa. adpfdd fatiomasio tdrndr,
Ieb6en fonttoorisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
Snmalampaliuelnfiia ia bartamsbet.
fia G%sbtabnla SarbOrisia, Sbio,
fnhsfnnIfa:

fppsfmmIIa:
Torstaina 2 p flo 1913 III.
aesfimiiffona 8 p. flo 1913 III.
Sunnuntoina 10 p. Ito 10 op. ia
Ito z ill.,, fofii miimefii mainittia
ripin ia 8. ebt. fansia.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-24
Observation-Disclosures.

WARD No II NO. asa
r.. Hoeomb g. sub. of. O. l. u. Alosrt
Cranes sub. T. c. st< and SSsi a. OF e Iss OF
JEFFERSON
WARD CAP NO ~
f. b Wright Holc0mb Heesrd Bakers sub q lots
and and OF lot OF the sub OF r. T. oN aho 'he
- ely b9sl e. OF g IS
30 a. OF n 90 a.
Palmer Hubbard named sub -. ..
Treawsy, Hibbard last named sub CAP No Ia
peibridse Cameron Co. Hubbard VIM wsssons sub Of
7, & and 10 Albert Cranes sub OF r. C. $40 and
Il. 1s3 n. OF Jefferson ave
NJ E W Hubbard. named
= L. Hubbard. last named sub
WARD No II .Ar no :.
Albert +. Ca and bssi IT, OF c. 71s
n. Of Jefferson ave
nsa, No y h0Sard last named CAP No - n
J + Weber Robins Joseph r. w.bers sub. part lots
OF Albert Cranes sub OF part OF cs 10 and s~
J r Robins. last named sub
WARD No. IL CAP NO i73
OF Albert Cranes sub OF OF
r. Brsdway Robins named sub.
WARD
Robins Gsehwinds Eas, End sub OF lots
part and of n. Cranes sub. of c. go
and Il g also part OF i. G. lb2
WARD no i ~ "'' """'' car NO ito
Co. Rohns. B.t.ins sub OF .. s.,
Real Est Trust Co, Rohns last named suit.
II CAP NO IT'S
A Sehu A. schutz and
a wessons OF T. C.. GA bet Mack Gratot
The Detroit times., 1915-05-24
Observation-Disclosures

WARD NO IT
Fischer, the MaitE that
G.. n. Gratiot
whiting named sub
wARD No IL ' ~ ~ CAP NO lis
] H.. K Howrey's sub.
C.
n. ~ n.
State Bank Fischer. last named sub -, .
los Monat st lying
and adjoining lot IS
G wetherbee Fischer last named sui.
IL koppin. Fischer last named sub
II koppin. Fischer. asst named SUB
H. W. Fischer, last named
State
GAaAoC nn.r IIanhAr laan dsuh
The Detroit times., 1915-05-24

mel My. 1905 n.
of C.. =.
WARD 20 II ~""' '"'' "'' CAP NO IL
Martin Farehid Crane Holden csvsrs Forest sus Of
the WY. part OF G !a2 OF Mack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NO IL CAP NO 81
A Gebert crane standard lots 10 ii Of
G. 723 A. OF Mack
WARD NO II CAP NO. 10
IN n Fischer, Bernart Fischers OF
and o OF the w. p
H. Fischer named
n Nixon Fischer. asst named sub.
WARD NO II NO
A Fischer. OFT the al
lot all OF lots 10. 10,
WY part c. 72s OF Mack
WARD NO II CAP NO ~.
Fischer, Shelly a simpsons
WARD No II CAP NO lis
barrett Fischer J. H. H. X. Howreys sub Of part Of
H. Koppin. Fischer. last named sub
Fischer. last named
H. Fischer. named
H. Koppin. Fischer. last named sub
KoppIn. Fischer. last named sub
eate Bank Fischer, named sub
H. r. kukuh. Fischer last named sub
ys.ssn E,ssssr last NAMED sub
voo0nn SSoouss iast npmeo
The Detroit times., 1915-05-24

WARD NO II CAP NO
a Egpsr Iroqyois Curry. Cook farm sub Of block.
Cook farm r. Cs 1884, Ss and io bet Forest and Gratot
Rofs 1rosuos last named sub
A. schneider, Maxwell Henry Merediths sub. A
w. A 81 John, Maxwell last named sub
WARD No, II
Maxwell curry's sub of blocks rs
and lot block 26 OF the Of that Of
Il. Cs 163. 1856 $50 Forest av
l. Maxwell
WARD No II" 'a'' """'' ''O, CAP no iii
p. j. Katz Maxwell Stephens Elm that
of p Cs $50, l53 and l55 lying OF Gratot
. y
T. I. Maxwell
4 !. stephens Maxwell last named sub
NJ Copeland, Maxwell, named
Dprkes Maswsil last named sub
1. carrier Maxwell, last named sub
A. stephens Maxwell last named sub.
WARD NO, II CAP NO
storonowsk Maxwell Jessop Tylers sub Ind
Of the Van Dyke farm lying OF Milwaukee and n.
G A i. stephens Maxwell last named sub
VAIN NO Il '" '"'' ""''1 CAP NO iii
r. q Fleming W. MAXWELL Aberles sub. Of o.
Dyke farm Of Gratot
Lind. Maxwell. rounsbiood. cassrain :
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-04

home of her brother Carl's at this
writing.
Mrs. S. Solheim called on Mrs
Forester Tuesday.
Miss Clara Renaas of DEBORAH is
visiting Ida Skadeland at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beers visited
at o. G. Olsen's Sunday.
o. c. Olsens are entertaining rel
atives from Ossian.
B. o. Bakken, G. e. Bakken a1.l
E. F. Bakken and their families,
Mrs. Alfred Gilbertson, and Mrs.
Josvanger and family were entertain
ed at Ben Josvangers Sunday.
Mr.. Sheggerud of DEBORAH is busy
taking people out auto riding these
days.
Mrs. T. F. Bakken, Mrs. Oscar
Qualley from Ridgeway and Louis
Guttormson of Waterloo called at
Kaspar Guttormson's Monday after
noon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-04
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

Aug. Z, 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilbur were
Cresco callers last Monday.
Sam Moore called at the Albert
Monsen home Monday evening
Will Hayes and Bonnie McCabe
took in the sights of Minneapolis last
week.
Mrs. Harry Stevens and baby Wis
tied at the home of her brothers Joe
and Walter Mullaney a few days
last week.
Ellen Ellingsen is helping Mrs.
Will Gaul with her household duties
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene McCabe autoed
up to the church last Wednesday and
had the new girl christened Char
lotte Pauline.
Oliver Monsen visited with his
grandparents, Monday and Tuesday.
Sam Moore came up from DEBORAH
last week for visit with home folks.
Alfred Stinsen took load of grist
to Kendallville one day last week.
Mrs. VIM. Mullaney called to see
Mrs. John Daily last week and get
acquainted with the new boy who ar
rived July 23rd.
Mrs. VIM. Mullaney and daughter
Alice and Mrs. VIM. O'Brien spent
Monday afternoon at the Bert Nc
Cabe home. Alice remained for Ion
ger visit.
Misses Gertrude Mullaney and
Estella Monsen were callers at the
Joe and Bert McCabe homes Tues
day evening.
Mrs. VIM. Hayes and children Wis
tied with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Pierce Wednesday.
Estella Monsen assisted Mrs. Gene
McCabe with her house work last
Thursday afternoon.
VIM. O'Brien took a load of pop
bottles to Cresco Saturday.
Edith Wentworth is visiting her
friend Estella Monsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Burgess are
spending few days at their summer
resort here.
Another big dance here Saturday
night. Music by Yates Harp Orches-
ira.
Betsy Peterson visited over Sun
day at the Joe johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McCabe an.
family and Estella Monsen autoed up
to Mike Gaul's Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Mullaney visited
Thursday and Friday with her sis
ter Mrs. Emmett Knox.
Mrs. n. Ellingsen visited at he
John Ellingsen home Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malek and
family autoed to Harmony last
Thursday.
George and Frank Hayes were
out joy riding Saturday evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-04
MADISON TOWNSHIP.

Aug. 2, 1915.
Arthur Hoyt of Canoe townshi p
called on home folks Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Hamre and
Adolph Martinson were at Austin.
Mimi, last week to attend Ringing
Bros. circus.
Mr.. Gust E. Bakken delivered a
horse to Anderson Bros. at DEBORAH
one day.
Louis Guttormson of Waterloo
visited his uncle, Arne Guttormson
and family several days last week
Several from Madison are taking
in the Chautauqua at Ridgeway this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hoyt of Canoe
twp. visited the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Owen from Saturday
till Sunday.
Ole Martinson purchased a fine
Hudson car this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ask of Decor
all called on the latter's parents. Nh.
and Mrs. Tom Olsen Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Erick Wick entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Synod Luthe An
church Wednesday.
John Tomassen killed a rattle
snake with 10 rattles while shock
ing barley one day.
Corn blowing, haying and harvest
ing all at the same time keeps the
farmers hustling some.
Miss Janette Qualley is teaching
parochial school in District No. 2.
She arrived home last week from
Sioux Falls, S. ID. where she has at
tended and taught school the past
year.
Ole Martinson and family autoed
up to Louis Neste's in Canoe twp.
Thursday evening.
A dancing party was given at Ole
Christen's Wednesday evening.
Albert Ramstad and Henry Austen
visited Ole Hellerud on Clay Hill
Sunday last.
Mrs. o. p. Hopey visited at Gust
Johnson's in Glenwood twp. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lynn of Decor
all called at o. p. Hovey's Saturday
evening.
Mrs. DR.. Hexom and children and
Mr.. David Hexom of DEBORAH visited
at John Kirkeby's Wednesday.
Clara Wick is home from DEBORAH
for two weeks vacation.
Emma Larson returned to Ada
Mimi, Saturday morning after few
weeks stay with relatives in this
vicinity.
The Holstad young folks visited
at the John Hovden home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Melaas from
near Ridgeway called at John Full
saas home Sunday.
Clarence Johnson returned from
Sioux City Wednesday.
Christine Owen is visiting at the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-04
BLUFFTON.

| aug. z, 1919.
George Wernet sold a horse to D.
Baker, our mail carrier, the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Madden were
Bluffton shoppers the first of the
week.
Walter McCauley went to Burr
Oak the fore part of the week to
consult the doctor, his wife accom-
panied him,
The Olson boys killed big rattle
snake this last week, while on their
way to Bluffton.
Mrs. Whitmire helped Mrs. Brit
tendall Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burgman
daughter Kathleen visited Grandpa
Burgman Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lenheart were
Bluffton callers Wednesday evening.
Mary McCue called on Mrs. Willie
Dinger Thursday. She is having some
sewing done.
Mrs. Whitmire and her children
moved to Cresco Thursday, her sis
ter Agnes went with them and will
remain until they get settled.
Miss Fitzgerald was shopping in
cur burg Thursday. She makes one
of the family of Mrs. James Carolan' "
at present
Walter McCanley made hayrack
for Tom Nolan this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley and Mrs.
Brittendall visited their sister, Mrs.
Fred Wards Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercy are entertain
ing company from Bonair, Mr.. Mer-
cy's brother Eugene, wife and two
daughters Agnes and Vivian and
Marvel Graham.
Mr.. H. Shelley called on Mr.. Heath
of Early Dawn Friday morning.
Mr.. Smith the travelling salesman
for the Smith Glove Company, stop
ped over Friday night with Britten-
dall's.
Mrs. Lizzie Cassel, her daughter
Gladys, were Bluffton callers Thurs
day.
Mr.. Fred Walters helped Mr.. John
son in haying Saturday.
Andra Cassel visited at Mrs.
Colonel Bentleys Thursday.
Joe Kinney, our village blacksmith
made a business visit at the hub
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Burgman,
son Henry, daughter Marie, spent
Friday evening with grandpa Burg
man.
Button got big shower of
rain Saturday afternoon and Sun
day afternoon. The farmers are some
what worried over their corn crop,
the weather has been so wet they
couldn't get into the field to till the
soil as much as they usually do.
Marvel Graham and Agnes Mercy
of Bonair visited the Sunday school
Sunday.
Hazel Elzea visited home folks
Sunday.
Glenn Gossman, wife and sister,
reached Bluffton Sunday afternoon
during that hard rain. They had been
to Canton by auto to visit his wife's
folks, Mark Pierces.
We hear Jack Halse has bought
a farm of John Kipp.
Percy Ward took supper with
grandma Shelley Sunday.
Phil Donlan was shopping in our
burg this morning.
This is a very rainy disagreeable
day, but everybody is making their
own sunshine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-04
OSSIAN,


Agnes Limbeck went to DEBORAH
Tuesday TO visit her brother Leslie.
Herbert BernatZ came from Nc
Gregor Monday after visit with
friends.
Misses Emma and Anna Yerkov-
sky of Fort Atkinson came Wednes-
day to spend the day with Mrs. A..
G. Hruska.
MRS. Frank Briggs returned to
Rockford Wednesday after a visit
with relatives. Her niece Mildred
Doane accompanied her home for a
visit.
Efie Jewel of DEBORAH and John
Livingston of Chicago visited friends
here Wednesday.
Anna Moe returned to her home
from Mason City Tuesday. after a
two weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Ed Limbeck went to DEBORAH
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Tyler.
Mrs. Eggspheeler came from Fort
Atkinson Wednesday after an eX-
tended visit there.
Faye Gilbert of Stacyville arrived
Wednesday to spend few days at
home
Mrs. Oien and children went to
Hendricks, Mimi, last week to make
their home there in the future.
Mrs. Clark returned to her home
Wednesday after trip to the east.
Mrs. Bothel came home from Mo
mona Thursday, after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Downing.
Jim Sheehan was up from Cler-
mont Thursday to see his sister,
Mrs. Jim Boyle.
Mrs. Harry Billiard went to West
Union Saturday to visit her mother
Mrs. Zoller.
Ruth Bothel came home Thursday
after a visit with relatives at n. NC
Gregor and Monona.
Alice Daniels was over from De-
corah Saturday to visit friends.
Clarice Meyer returned nome
Friday after visit at the Dan Mai
10y home in Castalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Busch of Calmar
came Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Hazel Gilbert returned 10
Fairbault, Mimi, Saturday after a
two weeks vacation with nome
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McManus ana
sons Everett and Joseph came nome
from Edgewood after a weeks VISIT
with his sister.
Joe Hienen came from Whining
ton, H., last week after a visit WIN
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones went 10
Canada Friday to see their son Cii-
ford and family.
Mrs. McAloon and daughter
Elaine returned to their home III
New Hampton after spending a Few
weeks at the Geo. Cooper home !,
Messrs. Andrew DIESEL, Leonaru
Hauge and Andrew Meyer were Ell
dorado visitors Thursday.
Herbert Frye and Ruth Small Oh
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

| aug. z, 1919.
We did not make our appearance
in print last week but will try to
do so this week
Our first Chautauqua has gone.
On the whole it gave general salts
faction and they expect to be with
us again next year.
Many have started harvesting but
the weatherman has been causing
lot of trouble in the way of excess
sive rains.
Preaching services were held at
the Evangelical church last Sunday
evening by Rev. w. A. Scholer of
Cresco.
Miss Nettie Koch has Leen stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Fred Falck
north of Ridgeway the past days.
A number of cars got mirred in
the mud here lately. In some instan-
ces they were able to extracate them
selves.
The concrete bridge recently COM
pleted near Win. Kratz's is a dandy,
we'll built and should stand for ages
Mrs. George Kittelson and chill
dren of st. Paul were guests of G.
Schild and family the latter part of
last week.
Telephone men from Cresco were
thru here last week remeding the
trouble caused by the recent electri-
cal storm.
Most farmers are thru haying, it
was carried on with great difficulty
this year owing to the rains.
Cars of 1916 model have made
their appearance thru here. Most of
them are handles.
Mrs. Winfield Kratz and children
spent a number of days visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Armstrong at Ridgeway the past
days.
Archie Lewis of Cresco made
pleasant call down this way last
week by the au o route.
Rev. w. A. Scholer and family of
Cresco were pleasantly entertained
at dinner by John Aegerter AMI
family the other Sunday.
Rumor has it that Mrs. Leslie Bly,
nee Elsie Schemer, formerly of this
hospital at present.
Miss Bernetta FRANK OF Howard
Co. was very pleasantly entertained
by her friend Miss Hattie Kratz
number of days in the past
The Misses Mamie and Vivian
Mealey made a pleasant call on their
friend Miss Myrtle Schild last week
one day.
Fritz Ramseyer Of Ridgeway made
a pleasant call upon friends west OF
the river the other Sunday.
c. Schild and family entertained
relatives from Paramount, MIMI,
the latter part Of last week, who au-
toed down here to also visit friends
and relatives at Lansing, Iowa.
Theo. Kratz was a pleasant caller
at Cresco the latter part OF last
week.