Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26

3rd., with Mrs. Mary Edie. All men,
| bers endeavoT to be present, as there
! is important business to transact.
Ed Goeka passed through here
| Wednesday enroute for Waukon.
Ezra Reed and j. B. Reed were at
the hub Tuesday for the annual tele-
phone meeting.
Mrs. Bert Morrison who has been
i'll for two weeks was down town cal
| ling on friends Tuesday.
Harry Cox and NJ. E, Marsh were
business callers in DEBORAH Tuesday.
Frank Wolfenberger had an auc-
| ton sale of hay Thursday, he dispos-
ed of about half of it.
The young people enjoyed a par
ty in the basement of the Lutheran
church Thursday evening.
A. NJ. Morrison and salesman made
a business trip to DEBORAH Thurs
day.
c. Burgess and H. Mckinney were
callers from Bluffton Tuesday eve
ming.
Joe Moran made a drive to Mabel
Tuesday.
DR.. Emmons accompanied Mrs.
| Fred PAIL to St. Francis hospital
La. Crosse Tuesday. Though her
condition is serious it is much hoped
that she will get relief.
Mrs. Vincent Kimber went to Can
ada last week to spend the winter.
c. Potter went to DEBORAH Tuesday
to meet his cousin Florell Potter who
came from Renwick, Ia, to work in
the barber shop here.
Miss Inez Sullivan spent few days
with her friend Audrey Ward last
week.
The annual bank NEE. ing was
held here the 18th. The same officers
were elected except Alvin Rollins.
ed in his place Cashier Kippe was
reelected and salary raised for the
following year.
w. H. Peacock and family return
ed from a four weeks visit in Sask.
Canada. They report a fine time,
but with the mercury around so be-
low, were glad TO get back to mild
old Iowa.
r. S'ead autoed up from DEBORAH
Monday with Atty. Cutting and L. B.
Whitney for the bank meeting
p C. Olson and P. Whitney are
at work in Kimball's store taking out
the west partition to enlarge the
building to make room for more
goods.
Mrs. F. c. Ward and daughter,
Mrs. Grace Pierce, Mrs. Edith Wade,
Mrs. Nellie Headington, Mrs. Mvra
Smi h, Mrs. Zoe Reed, Mrs. Mary
Edie, Lottie Olson and Mrs. Frank
Maltby, attended a quilting at Mrs.
Loretta Kimballs Friday, for the L.
A. S. Although their fingers flew as
fast as their tongues the quilt was
not finished, so that the ladies that
go to the society at Olson's Thursday
can stop and finish it before dinner.
On Saturday Jan. 29th any child
visiting the "Cozy" with it's parents
who makes a purchase will receive a
school tablet. This offer will hold
good every Saturday until all tablets
are given away.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wemett are both
ill with the grip but much better
now.
The young ladies are to give Miss
er at her home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morrison have
gone to Richland Center, Wis, to
Ispend several weeks with his sister,
Mrs. Frank Downie.
The young people of the Lutheran
church will give play in the hall on
the eve of Feb 22nd. Proceeds go
for some furnishings for the interior
of their new church All are invited
TO attend.
Ida Winters was sewing last week
for Mrs. Ulrick
M. F. Price and daughter were De-
corah visitors Friday.
Special meetings will begin at the
M. f. church next Sunday evening,
conducted by Mrs. Gilmore the con-
ference evangelist.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Headington, Alberta Cox and
Jack Nolte autoed to DEBORAH Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Roberts came
up from Favette Saturday and are
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Leonheart and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Haas was up from
DEBORAH yesterday.
r. Torgerson took the stage Thurs
day to DEBORAH for dental work.
Shelley and Nolte were putting up
} ice last week but had to quit as the
warm weather spoiled it.
Henry McCauley was up delivering
oil Saturday
X. C. Wilbur begins work today
for Oscar Johnson.
Merritt Maricle of Britton, S. d.