Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29
BLUFFTON.
Nov. 81, 1916.

NOV. -, IJlO.
School opened up this morning
with Miss Morton as teacher.
Mrs. Elmer Greenslade has a sis
ter visiting her from Illinois.
Walter McCauley hauled barley to
DEBORAH Wednesday. Archie Ward,
and Fred Lenheart each hauled
load for him.
ChaG. Burgess had threshers Sat
urday.
Will Halse hauled a load of wood
yesterday for himself.
II. w. Shelley and wife went to
Burr Oak Saturday, called on Ben
Sheley's, then went on to RUDE Will
bur's, stayed until Sunday evening.
Roy GoSSman and wife visited
Erick O'Brien's ever Sunday.
Aca and VIII LANCE made a trip
to Prosper Saturday.
Jake Dinger end wife went to
Cresco Saturday to visit relatives
Otto Bergman marketed hogs in
DEBORAH Friday.
Rupert Greens;ade is putting I'D a
stable on his father-in-law's place
Mr.. Taylor's.
Johnny and George Wernet went
to DEBORAH Saturday, their mother
accompanied them.
Harry Harvey came to Bluffton
Friday to get his horses shod, he call
ed on August Bergman's.
Mr.. Bergman Sr. is in Cresco Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Paddle o.
Brien.
Mr.. Fisher, the hardware man,
was through here this last week, do
ing business with Brittendalls.
Leila Green was married last We'd
nesday to Edward Dinger, in Decor
ah, by the justice. She was dressed
in blue silk. Candace Dinger was
bridesmaid, Lester Bronner best man.
They partook of wedding supper
at John Kipp's. Thursday they were
given a wedding dinner at the bride s
grandma Farrell. May this happy cou-
pie walk this life road hand in hand
and have just clouds enough cross
their pathway to make a glorious
sunset.
AGA LANCE was a Bluffton shopper
this morning we believe Mr.. Lange
very kind to animals, Judging by
what we saw this morning. He came
on foot, a pet lamb was at his heels
and two fine looking dogs.
/ VIII Halse went to town today with
a load of grain.
Archie Ward went to Prosper to-
day for freight for Brittendall's.
George Burgess of Orleans town
ship brought his family to Bluffto1
yesterday, visited Elmer Greenslades
The Cradle Roll will not meet with
Mrs. Guy Masters as stated last week,
on account Of Mrs. Masters health.
Otto Bergman butchered three
hogs yesterday, Earnest and August
Bergman helped him butcher. Earn
est and August each brought home q
hog, so they all have their meat for
winter.
Erick O'Brien and sister Molly
were in town yesterday evening. The
members of the Catholic church are
very busy getting ready for their
Bazaar, they are to have it on Tues,
day evening. May they have nice
weather and a large crowd.
James Elzea, Andrew Johnson, MIR
Linderman visited Sunday school and
attended church yesterday.
Rupert Greensiade and wife went
up to his fathers this morning C
help them in threshing.
Pat Thyme was a Bluffton shopper
this morning.
Harry Mercy bought a little Jel.
sey COW of Morgue Cassel; while she
is so little, she supplies the family
with good milk.
Mrs. Brittendall had one of hel
birthday meetings on the end in the
evening, in honor of Jean Mercy, il
being Jeans 18th birthday There
was a good crowd in attendance
Everybody had a good time Mrs
iBrittendall got there and back ia
spite of her lameness.
Earnest and August Bergman have
gone to put some fencing around i
bridge today, they did not get com
lpleted last fall.
Ed. Jackson is having a load OF
wood hauled today.
Mrs. Jackson who has been on the
sick list was able to come to churC n
YESTERDAY