Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25
BLUFFTON.

Oct. 90, 1916.
Mr.. Shelley worked in Burr Oak
this last week.
c. w. Brittendall made a business
trip to Burr Oak the first of the
week
Dr.. Kibbie, of Canton, made pro-
fessional calls to Bluffton, Wednes-
day morning at .lr. Linderman's
home.
Richard Dingcr and family move |
into the house hat Willie Dinger's
vacated
Mrs. II. Mercy called to Mr.. Under
mans Tuesday, to see the sick.
Mrs. Shelley and Mrs. August Berg
man and daughter Kathleen took
dinner with Brittendall's Tuesday.
Luke O'Brien was Bluffton shop
per Tuesday evening.
Mr.. McCabe Vas in Button We'd
nesday evening.
Percy Ward is staying with his
Grandma Shelley. while his grandpa
is away to work.
Mr.. Walter McCauley and wife
took Mr.. and Mrs. Iven Linderman
to Cresco, Thursday afternoon.
Johnny McCau.ey and wife autoe1
to DEBORAH Thursday afternoon.
G. w. BrittendGll delivered honey
to DEBORAH Thursday for Mr.. Brunt
and Mrs. Topliff. Mrs. Brittendall ac-
companied him, visited Mrs. z.
Bloomfield.
Richard Dinger is hauling Craw-
ford Sharp's winter wood for him.
Leila Green came home yesterday
she has been helping Mrs. Willie
Dinger get moved and settled.
Joe Kinney SOLD one of his horses
Saturday, to a horse buyer in Decor
ah.
Earnest Bergman visited his faith
er yesterday.
Harry Harvey and wife autoed to
Wadena, Mimi, this last week. They
were quite taken with the looks If
the country there.
Walter McCauley bought a fat no.,
Of Chas. Burgess Saturday butcher
cd it for their own use.
The Cradle Roll met with Mrs. Err
nie Ward last ST. urday. There was I
good attendance in spite of bad roads
Rev. Scholer, OF Cresco, visited tho
meeting.
Archie Ward is husking corn up in
he Bethel Neighborhood on their own
place.
Walter McCauley went to DEBORAH
Today to market hogs for Mr.. Len
iart.
John Green made II. Sheley's Il
pleasant call this morning.
Claud Morton and son and daugh- |
.er, autoed to Bluffton yesterday, Wis |
ted t. Murdock's.
Rev. Ulrich preached here vest Or
lay. Will also preach here Sunday.
Leo Linderman, the youngest chllo |
If Mr.. and Mrs. Iven Linderman AID |
he only boy, passed away Thursdav |
morning. The funeral was held in |
Iresco, in the German Lutheran
,hurch, Saturday forenoon. There is |
10 flock however watched and tend |
ID. But one deal lamb is there. |
here is no fire si6e however defenl-
"a, but has one vacant chair. He Is |
lot dead, the child of our affection, |
put gone into that school. where he |
&c longer needs our protection, and |
hrist Himself 10th rule.
Elmer Greenslade took the mourn !
ers and the casket to Cresco Satur- !
AoJ hO iOiAiaihCu the
Mrs. Linderman's sister Of New
Hampton, and some other relatives,
anne to pay the last tribute to their |
little one. They returned home today. |
Andy O'Brien was a Bluffton shop !
Ter this morning.
Mrs. Paddle O'Brien and children /
II Cresco are visiting her father and
'rother, Mr.. Bergman and son Otto.
CIV. Brittendall hauled freight !
rom Prosper today.
Mrs. VIII LANCE has gone to Can
da to visit her son Fred and fam
ly. We suppose Mr.. LANCE will be
,earing a big apron, singing the
ish rag, making hash and so forth.
lille his wife L. away..
Mrs. Henry Wcrnet and her son
Gorge went to DEBORAH today. !,