Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-11-24

out with the best wishes of thei
many friends for long and happ
married life.
| }. j. Van Wey's will hold their an
nual holiday opening Wednesday
Dec. 1st. A special invitation is give
TO the school children from tn
neighboring District for the follow
ing Friday afternoon, Dec 3rd
Community Day Success.
The Community Day held at tn
Presbyterian church Thursday wa
well attended. Rev. Scott Smith o
Cedar Rapids opened the mornin!
meeting with praise service, assist
ed by Rev. Hillborne of Rossville
and also gave short talk on the OBJ
Ject OF Community Day and thu
rural church. In the afternoon Rev
Van Nice of Waakon, gave an inter
esting address on the up-to-datt
church, followed by Rev. Clokey Of
Dubuque, whose topic was the com.
munity church. In the evening SONS
special music and an excellent dis.
course on the subject 1.-The Worlds
Challenge to the Church." by Rev
Clokey was greatly enjoyed. Not as
large crowd was present in the eve
ming on account of the rain. A pic
mic dinner and supper served in the
NJ e. church basement was among
the important features of the day.
Fred Brouillet and Irving Hughes
made a business trip to Cresco Tues
day evening.
Mrs. John Murphy of Ossian visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Chris Wilson We'd
nesday.
Miss Florence Wilson of Denver.
Colorado spent the past week here
with relatives and friends.
Lynn Crawford has new WHY'S
Knight Overland car. We under
stand he has the agency.
Roy Britain sold hogs in Postvilla
Wednesday.
Jerome Bailey of Naper. Nebras-
ka, came Friday for an over Sunday
visit with his sister, Mrs. Rilla Letch-
ford. he returned home Monday
Caryl Letchford made a trip to
Postville Friday.
t j. Crawford went to Marshall
town Wednesday, to attend stock
sale, he returned home FRIDAY.
Earl Hammel and John Swenson
sold hogs in Lecorah the last of the
week.
Herb Waters and family will move
TO their new home in Waukon the
first of the week.
Don't forget the lecture in the M.
+. church Thanksgiving afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kneeskern and
little daughter were DEBORAH visitors
Saturday.
HAY Waters transacted business
in Postville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Paddin were
among the DEBORAH shoppers Thurs
day.
Chris Waters purchased quite
large drove of cattle in PostyiIIe
which he drove out home Saturday.
Earnest Monroe and daughter
Marjory of Cumberland, Wis, came
sunday for visit with relatives.
Marjorie will remain here to attend
school.
Alfred Crabtree and Clifford
Hughes autoed to Castalia Sunday
Fritz Krogsund has a very sore
DOT, as the result of horse stepping
,n him Wednesday while doing
,hores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Van Wey Wis
ted relatives near Castalia Sunday.
Maude Van Wey and Harold Spaun
we're Waukon visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Holverson and baby of Mime
lpolis are guests at the Caryl Dewitt |
lone.
Rev. Van Nice of Waukon visited |
It the James Meikle home Thursday
evening.
c ii. Waters transacted business
n ossian Thursday.
Rev. Clokey of Dubuque, Rev
5cott Smith OF Cedar Rapids spent |
Thursday night at Chris Waters.
The w. c. t. U. will meet with |
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hubbell Friday
the program leaders are
lrs. Clara Bollman and Mrs. Maggie |
3irdsell
Miss Charlotte Peck returned
rom Waukon the last of the week |
md commenced her winter term of
chool In the Birdsell district Mon
lay.
The Marguerites Society will meet
With Miss Alma Leer Saturday eve
ling.
Rev. Hillborne of Rossville attend
d the Community Day meeting here
Harold Spaun and Chris Waters
utoed to DEBORAH Monday evening.
Friends of Rev and Mrs. Zeigler
re sorry to learn of Rev Zeigler's
illness. He is very ill with typhoid
ever at hospital in New York city.
Jim Peck had his store wired for
lectric lights Saturday. Lynn Craw-
ord did the work.
Ruth Meikle commenced her win
or term of school at Washington i
rairie Monday and Maude Van Wey i,
I No. in Ludlow township.
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