Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
BURR OAK.


where they moved a few weeks ago.
DIR. Emmons, A. M. Morrison, E.
M. Reed, E. Kippe and G.. H. Kimball
went to Preston Monday evening to a
meeting of the electric light officials,
as a result the people of this vicinity
must build the line from Prosper
down here if they get electricity here.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Masters the End, but it's
stay here was short, life departed the
3Td and on the 4th it was laid to rest
in the Burr Oak cemetery.
Mrs. Mangon and her mother, Mrs.
McCaffrey of Preston took TIA with
their friend, Mrs. Eva Wick's Mon
day.
Frank Kuntz was up from DEBORAH
on business Thursday.
Mrs. l.. Wemett and children have
finished their visit here and have
returned to Dubuque Friday.
Rev. w. Edie was called to Bluff
ton Sunday morning to officiate. to
the funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
docks youngest child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thayer spent a
Jew days last week with New Albion
friends. They autoed over with H..
Cox.
Mrs. Elsie Reed Metcalf and
daughter are down from st. Paul for
a two weeks visit at her parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Reed.
The ladies of the Reformed church
will sell ice cream and cake on the
parsonage grounds Saturday eve
ming.
o. EVansrud and sister of Lenora
were Sunday guests here.
w. Leonheart and wife of DEBORAH
Sundayed at Mrs. Alice Pierce's.
H w. Shelley and wife came up
from Bluffton Saturday morning and
stayed until last evening at their
daughters, Mrs. r. Wilbur's.
The Wolfenberger Bros. have dis
posed of their saloon in La Crosse
and returned to Burr Oak to live for
ever. Messrs Stoehr and Baker ac-
companied them to spend the Fourth.
The Loyal Workers will have a
picnic Thursday in Mr. DuprEss
woods. Everyone is invited to come.
Mrs. e. ID. Weldon spent Friday
with Mrs. B. F. Shelley.
Miss Comstock representative of
children's home of New York, was
hCIC AaSt WSSh W see ScSil buTulldIu.
Jack Nolte has sold his runabout
car that he got of Ted Emmons to
Harry Cox and traded his old REQ
towards big Overland car.
Geo. Smell and family were out
riding Sunday in their new Ford car.
Mrs. Martha Perry returned home
last week from Faith, S. d., where
she has been several weeks.
The Goodenough Show Co. have
pitched their tents on E. M. Reeds
lots, near machine shop and will be
here to pull off their big stunts every
evening this week.
Miss Norma Reed spent few days
last week in La Crosse.
Miss Alice Seelye was in DEBORAH
last week, having her tonsils remov-
ed.
May Wemett went to Lansing Fri
day and from there will go to her
home in Dubuque.
S. Brady and family Sundayed at
B. F. Sheley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Wicks and Miss
Clara McMullen were DEBORAH visi-
tors Thursday.
James Price and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lincoln were auto callers
from DEBORAH Thursday.
BeTnice Hitchcock of Canton has
been staying few days at the George
Sullivan home.
Miss Rose Edie goes to Button
today TO stay while with Mrs. Brit
tendall who is very poorly.
Mrs. e. NJ. Reed has invited the
young people to lawn party tonight
to spring a surprise on Paul, it being
his 18th birth anniversary.
Gus Bess hit our town last week,
after an absence of several years. He
is stopping at the Central hotel.
r. Kippe spent the Fourth in La
Crosse.
Mrs. Ida Heckle spent Friday al
Mrs. Rice's.
Jack Nolte, Alberta Cox, Henry
Price, Lottie Olson, Harold Cox anC
Bertha Wade autoed to the ball game
at Fort Atkinson Sunday.
Hazel Briggs spent Thursday a
her aunt's, Mrs. Geo. Smiths.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Rasmussen enter
tanned friends from Waukon Owe
Sunday.
Miss Selma Jacobson is enjoying
visit from friend from New York
Nelson Shelley and Frank Sullivan
autoed up from Fort Atkinson Fri
day for few hours visit.
Gene Headingtons and Mrs Gee
Morrison were DEBORAH visitor
Thursday.
Robt. Harris was up from Ceda
Rapids for an over Sunday visit a
+. PerTy's.
The little Winter boy got his fac
badly burned while celebrating tn
Fourth with fire crackers.
Frank Perry has new Sord ca
having traded his old one in.
Mr.. Flege and family were aut
visitors Sunday from Ludlow at til
Nolte home.
Robt. Reed and wife were SUI
day callers at w. c. Reeds.
A. NJ. Morrison, E. Kippe and {
II. Kimball took joy ride to l.
Crosse Saturday returning today.
Ike Reed shipped car OF fat hog
to Chicago Friday.
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