Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-05-31
HESPER.

Mrs. Peter Eggen and son Lyle
were DEBORAH visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foltz made q
trip to DEBORAH Monday.
Miss Cora Kiome made a visit al
the Ole Anderson home Monday eve
ming.
The Y. P. S. met at the home ,t
Valentine Stoskopf Sunday.
The inclement weather kept many
from going but nevertheless they
realized 1925.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Claus of Wat
erloo Ridge were guests at the An
drew Anderson home Tuesday.
Mr.. Peter Eggen transacted bust
ness at DEBORAH Saturday.
Mis-. Marie Peterson visited with
her friend Ida Bergeson Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Young were
shoppers at Locust Wednesday.
There is feeling out on the road
that a fellow who gets out and runs
his machine only twenty miles ar
hour is an Instructor of the highway
Henry and Andrew ABBY are busy
these days building bungalow
porch on the Einar Peterson resi-
dence which when completed viii
improve the house very much.
These agricultural advisers now
being appointed for so many Counties
will have to know what the pros
porous modern farmer should do
when his motor ships.
Messrs. Cady Potter and Robert
Wicks also the Misses Anna Peterson
and Lizzie Winters autoed down
from Burr Oak and spent Tuesday
evening at the Einar Peterson home.
Peter Eggen has been assisting ID.
Danielson the latter part of the
week with work on farm.
Some of the newspapers are print
ing the war news of a year ago, and
1T would be difficult to tell it from
today's news, were it not for the
heading.
Messrs. Johnnie Peterson and An
drew ABBY also Mrs. j. Peterson au-
toed to DEBORAH Thursday evening
for joy ride.
Albert Broghammer made a trip 20
Burr Oak Thursday.
1T costs high for paint and labor
for Paint Up Week, and it costs
higher to let buildings run down.
Miss Ida Bergeson was a shopper
at Burr Oak Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Corsen, son Jo-
seph and daughter Marjorie autoed
up from DEBORAH and spent Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Danielson's.
Mrs. Louise Broghammer was a
shopper at DEBORAH Saturday.
When Germany has to pay for
losses caused by her submarines she
may rechristen them l. O. U. boats.
Mrs. Albert Johnson and daughter
Veneda are here from La Crosse and
are guests at the home of forge
Thorsen's.
Mesdames t. G. and Abbie Mea-
der made call at Mabel Wednesday.
Mr.. VIII Hilleman and daughter
Lila, were DEBORAH visitors Saturday
Miss Harter accompanied them home
tor a visit
We have had some pretty warm
weather dished up the past week,
making an extra twist to make up
for being SO lax. An occasional rain
shower was given us which cleared
Many peoples idea of working in
the clean up movement is spending
some time every day cussing the pub
lie officials for not doing it.
The basket social given in the Hes
per hall Thursday evening for The
benefit of the Hesper band was we'll
attended. The band rendered some
very good music and we have good
reasons to feel proud of them. Percy
Robinson, instructor, should be given
the highest compliment, as he has
certainly now a very fine troupe, in
the course of time they have put in.
We understand the money realized
will be used toward getting suits.
Mr.. Andrew Moseng of Lac Chi
Parle County, Mimi, is shaking
hands with old acquaintance aad
relatives these days. He expects to
return home Monday.
Messrs. Andrew and Ludwig Mesh
elm were callers at Stepo's Sunday.
The committee at Hesper have
erected bowery north of the school
house which they will use for The
Fourth. Their first dance will be
held Friday June 9th. Everyone turn
out.
Messrs. Salve Burreson and Al
drew Moseng called at the Sts. D
home Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Reed has been a guest
of her sister, Mrs. James Smslley a
few DAYS the past week