Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-07
BURR OAK.

uOWH lTOm NOTlullelu, MILL, LOT |
few days visit with relatives. They |
are happy and contented in their new |
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Horen are the
happy parents of twin girls born the
2Sth inst.
C. w. Brittendall and wife of
Button took dinner Wednesday at |
G. H. Kimball's. Mrs. Brittendall is
badly crippled with rheumatism, but |
it is hoped these balmy days will
soon make her well again.
Martin Hulverson was down from
Prosper on business Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jacobs the 29th inst.
Mrs. VIM. McMullen ha been
spending several days with DEBORAH
| friends.
Mrs. Fred Leonheart was a pleas
ant caller from Bluffton aturday af
ternoon while Mr.. Leonheart mar
keted wool at Prosper.
| C. Potter, E. Nj. Reed and wife and
Bessie Feltis autoed to DEBORAH Wd-
nesday afternoon.
/ Stop. Look. Listen! A young
bachelor passed through here Thurs
day with a load of new furniture,
something doing soon Dame Rumor
says.
Mr.. Eddy has been quite poorly for
several days at his sisters Mrs. Pal
mer's.
Erwin Morrison of West Union is
visiting his cousins here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Kimball took SuI-
day dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Reed, Bessie
Feltis, Florell Potter Jr. and Cady
Potter spent Sunday with Castalia
friends.
F. C. Ward marketed wool in Can
ton Friday.
Mrs. C. w. Brittendall came up
from Bluffton Tuesday to eat birth
day dinner with K. C. Wilbur at o.
Johnson's.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room billed
here for Thursday night at the mo-
vies.
c. C. Ward made fast trip to
Canton yesterday morning with Mr..
and Mrs H. G. Ward and Mrs. EN-
mons.
Ed Benedict an old time resident
near here passed away at his home
near Ida Grove, Ia, last week.
DR.. Woodward was summoned
from DEBORAH Tuesday for Mr.. and
Mrs. " Manning's son. He came
again Friday and also yesterday. The
child's condition remains about the
: same and has puzzled several physi-
clans.
r Arthur Smith took an auto load of
: wool to Mabel Saturday, receiving
SAC pound. Mrs. Smith and Miss
! Cox accompanied him for a joy ride.
: The young people enjoyed birth
day party on Claude Morrison Fri
/ day evening.
1 Autoes have been passing almost
constantly for two days going to De-
corah to see the diaster done by the
5 flood.
s Miss Edith Koenig came up from
: Ossian Saturday for an over Su.Aday
. visit at home.
r Fred Keeper and family autoed
= up from Ludlow Sunday for the
Dedication services and to greet old
= friends.
The l.. A. S. will meet the 18th
. inst with Mrs. w. Hilleman.
F. C. Ward and family spent Fri
day at R. Wilbur's.
Messrs. Ryan of Oelwein and OIL
son of Ossian were business callers
} here Thursday.
Lewie Undertake. was over from
Chester for an over Sunday visit.
, Frank Wolfenberger, Will Ran
kin and A. Stoehr autoed down from
La Crosse Thursday.
DR.. Emmons accompanied his wife,
Mrs Arnold, Alice Seelye, Bessie
, Manuel and Jno. Rollins to La Crosse
/ Thursday to seek medical advice.
Mrs. Arnold remained for an opera
: ton for tumor
The e. and C. Headington families
Sundayed in DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cas- P.horter is home
from a visit with Nashua friends.
DR.. Leonard of Mabel was making
, professional calls here last week.
Rev. w. Edie gave sermon IN
the Canton NJ. f. church layt evening.
Mr.. Evensrud Of Lenora was a cal
Ter in our burg yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis of Harmony was here
on business Wednesday.
H. Huff of Canada is visiting OLD
friends here.
Violet Ward expected to leave to-
day for summer school at Cedar
Fails but owing 10 the cOHullloH VI
railway service from the washouts,
will be compelled to give it up.
Grandma Palmer had slight par
alytic stroke Saturday night and has
since had no use of her limbs.
Jack Nolte autoed to McGregor to-
day taking the ministers who offici-
ated in the church dedication yester-
day, to the train. G. ii. Kimball ac-
companied him.
Roy Gossman leaves this week TO
attend summer school at Fayette, his
wife will accompany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Wicks was
rejoicing Saturday over the arrival
OF a sweet baby boy but their JOY
was soon turned to sorrow, as 1t pas
sed away Sunday. A short funeral
service will be held at the house this
. afternoon.
) Primary Election today. Here's
hoping Woman's Rights will carry.
5 Victor Headington is spending a
: few weeks at his uncle Clem's.
Albert Wingate and his mother is
D entertaining relatives from Canada.
y Nelson Shelley and Frank Sullivan
G ,yara nm from Fort Atkinson for q