Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-08-02
HESPER.
July 81. 1916

Mr.. ana MIS-. hugo NO6cKer dutOeQ
to DEBORAH Monday to see Mr.. Noeck-
er's father who is ILL.,
There is a general feeling in this
country that Germany must be put
down even # it costs the last English
man, Frenchman and Russian to do
it.
Miss Ida Ramlo has taken up a po-
sition as saleslady at the K. l. Haug
en- store in DEBORAH.
John Johnson called at Steno's
Sunday.
The shirt waist costume is again
popular for men, but the new sug
gest that the noiseless variety is pre-
ierable.
Messrs. Rob Tiilapaugh and Peter
Eggen were Burr Oak callers Tues
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Anderson were
shoppers at Mabel Tuesday.
Mr.. Moll of Mabel, c. J. Steno,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Steno also MISS
Ida Bergeson autoed to DEBORAH
there. :.
The Misses Hilda Ramlo ana Ber-
nece Hitchcock were DEBORAH visitors
Monday.
The Fourth of July casualties are
only small fraction of those occur
ing in the swimming holes every
hot Sunday.
Those who were at Mabel Monday
were Walt Darlington, C. j. Steno,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thorsen and boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Darlington and son
Fred, Ole Peterson and daughter
Myrtle, Albert Iverson and Miss Ida
Bergeson
Mr.. j. F. Ramlo was a visitor at
the Steno home Monday.
Miss Bernece Hitchcock of Canton
| has been treasured guest at the
Holvor Ramlo home the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Watts and daugh-
ter Rose were Hesper visitors Mon
day.
Our troops may not have done q
great deal in Mexico, but at least
they have kept Mr.. Villa dead for
several months.
Peter Eggen done some carpenter
work for C. j. Steno Monday.
Miss Hilda FoltZ left for Prosper
"Wednesday where she will visit with
her brother, Henry Foltz and wife.
The man who can't stand hot
weather in summer is commonly the
same one who can't stand cold wea-
ther in winter.
Guilbert Anderson of Highland
township was a visitor at the Andrew
Anderson home Wednesday after
noon.
John Nelson and son Willie autoed
from Prosper Wednesday evening and
called on relatives.
Ern Foltz has been helping his
uncle John Foltz with haying and
harvesting the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Bender and
daughter Ida autOed up from De-
lcorah Thursday and spent the day
at Mrs. Bertha Bender's.
A birthday party was given fol-
Mrs. Oscar Broden Sunday evening
at her mothers home, Mrs. Margar-
let Eggen. A neat sum of money was
presented her as token.
Mr.. George Foltz and family were
entertained at Mrs. Louise Brog
hammers Sunday.
Miss Violet Stoskopf visited at the
Rudolph Noecker home in DEBORAH
the fore part of the week, returning
4 Sudy
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smalley were
visitors at Martin Johnson's Mon
day.
Miss Nora Bergeson terminated
her visit at the George Linzenmeyer
home Tuesday evening and returned
home.
Charlie LinZenmeyer was up from
IDecorah Tuesday evening and visited
at the parental home.
Mr.. Ed Brenna called at the Ole
Anderson home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hilleman auto
ed to Burr Oak Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Walt Tillapaugh was a Wis
itor at Rob Tillapaugh's Friday al
Iternoon.
E. j. Void who underwent a sue
cesGful operation for rupture at La
Crosse is getting along fine and will
return home shortly, which will be
good news 20 his many friends.
Mrs. Merwin Camp and son Dor
an returned to their home at Bald
win, Wis, Monday after an extend
ed visit at the Albert Iverson home.
Mr.. Fred Ziegelmaier and family
visited at the George Linzenmeyer
| nome lueoudy evening. he MISSES
Helen and Thelma Ziegelmaier re-
manned for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FoltZ received
word Thursday that little baby boy
had come to make his home at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foltz
near Prosper. Thursday July 9th.
Congratulations.
A baby boy raade his appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Ellingsons' Sunday July 23rd.
| w. F. Johnson had the misfortune
tC have one of his hands badly hurt
in hay fork pulley Saturday after
noon, but we are glad to state he is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Jeffry and Mrs. VIM
MADDEN departed for their homes al
Farwell, NeD., and GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Humphrey and
daughter Cleona are visiting rela.
tives at Ridgeway
MIR. Ole Thorson was a business
translator at DEBORAH Tuesday.
Remlin's Ragtime Kings of Mime,
Iapolis furnished music for a dance
on the bowery Friday evening They
were to have had it in the hall bu1