Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-09-06
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE

| oCpt. 4, IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Darlington and
son Willard returned home Friday
evening from their trip to Dakota.
Arthur Darlington was a Mabel
caller Saturday afternoon.
Fred koppen, Pete Forseth, Nick
and Philip Richert and Winfield Eel
tls assisted VIM. Feltis move the
kitchen that he bought from Jake
Richert, upon his own place near
Hesper.
Ruby Wilbur, Peter Forseth, Carl
Ericsson, William and Roy Feltis
were Mabel callers Monday.
William Welsh ST.. and Frank
Frye have been fixing the telephones
on line IA the past few days.
Henry and Charlie Sellman were
stacking timothy on the Falk farm
Monday.
Will Peckham and wife from near
Castalia came after their daughter,
Nadia, Tuesday afternoon. She visit
ed at the William Feltis home a few
days.
Arthur Stcskopf called at the VIM.
F'eltis home Tuesday evening.
Will Stoskopf hauled barley to
Mabel Tuesday and Wednesday.
Albert Broghammer hauled gray
ell from Prosper Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Falk of DEBORAH and
daughter, Mrs. Seegmiller and chill
dren called at the Henry Sellman
home Tuesday afternoon.
Will Hilleman and family autoed
to Cresco last Sunday.
NJ. o. Libbey and family and Mrs
G. A. Peacock called at the Walter
and Rob. Tillapaugh and VIM. reitis
homes Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. Foltz was a Mabel caller
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sellman and
daughter Alice, autoed to Greene,
Iowa, Wednesday morning to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Sellman's cous-
in.
Emmons Tillapaugh spent Sunday
at the VIM. Feltis home.
School begins in the Van Welt dis
trict Monday, Sept. 4th., with Miss
Bernice Feltis as teacher.
Miss Lucy Chase commenced her
school in the John Foltz district
Monday, Aug. q.
Mrs. Geo. Young was Mabel cal
Ter Saturday.
A large crowd attended the socie-
ty at Jake Richert's Friday after
noon, everyone enjoyed a good time
and delicious lunch was served at
four o'clock.
VIM Feltis and daughter called
at the Rob. Tillapaugh home Satur-
day morning
Il. Ericsson and family autoed to
Wyoming, Iowa one day this week to
visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koppen and
daughter Vera were Mabel callers
Saturday.
Rob. Tillapaugh and family and
Emmons Tillapaugh were DEBORAH
callers Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foltz and son
Geo. autoed to Wisconsin to visit Mr..
Foltz's sister and family one day this
week.
Mrs. Carl Ericsson spent Monday
ofternoon at tie Will Stoskopf
home.
Mrs. Will Stoskopf and son spent
Tuesday evening at the VIM. Felts |
home.
Charlie Sellman called at the VIM. |
Feltis home tuesday morning.
Walter Tillapaugh and wife spent |
Wednesday at the Rob Tillapaugh |
nome.
Misses Emma and Laura Brog-
hammer were callers at the Rob.
Tlllapaugh and Will Hilleman
.omes one day this week.
Miss Babe Thomson and sister,
Mrs. Fitch and children called at the
Loo Fnltz hnn,c ErhnrcIoy
Claude Morrison was hauling
wood from their farm to Burr Oak
Monday and called at the VIM Eel
is home.
Will Stoskopf and wife visited at
he Carl Ericsson home the 9th and
allied at the Hugo Noecker home
.lso.
Valentine Stosl:opf and wife auto /
d to Mabel Monday. /
Mr.. James Smalley was a Mabel I
'aller one day this week
Those from this vicinity who were
Mabel callers Wednesday were Al
,ert Chase, Fred Glice, Edgar and
Peter Thorsen, Ike Gates, Geo. Per-
y and son, Peter Forseth, Dewey
iolberg, Jake RiCkert, Weston Stos-
iopf, also VIM. Glice from DEBORAH
Peter Fo"seth autoed 70 Bluffton
Wednesday.
Henry Hilleman hauled gravel
rom Prosper several days this week.
Fred Sellman and son Ed of De-
orah were callers at the Henry Sell
nan home Monday.
Lloyd Plunkett was seen on our
treets Tuesday.
rThncn from thic tricinitt- urhn !
)ecorah callers Saturday were Hen
y Smalley, Walter and Rob Tilla-
augh and families, Henry Sellman
nd Charlie, Leila and Alice and
Hiss Bernice Feltis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Hilleman and daughter. {
Ed Watts and family were Mabel
alters the End.
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