Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
HESPER.

MISS cora kJ0me visited at lne
Henry Foltz home near Prosper Sun
day
John Foltz and son Raymond, also
Miss Pearl Foltz were entertained at
the Will Stoskopf home Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Broden has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Perry Ken
yon the past week.
Mary Nieols visited at the s:enQ
home M0nGSay -.a
number of our young people :.
!ehded the Y, P. 5. at the German
Lutheran church in Burr Oak We'd
nesday evening.
Perry Kenyon and son Oscar auto
ed to Mabel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Tillapaugh were
DEBORAH visitors Tuesday evening.
Perry Kenyon had the misfortune
to lose fine horse at Mabel Friday
which fell dead
Quite a number from here were
at DEBORAH the fore part of the week,
to attend The Birth of a Nation" at
the movies and pronounced it as good.
Miss Idella Tillapaugh visited with
her friend, Miss Charlotte Noecker
t4AS WV pcIt VI lAe week,
Col 4 - H'H""'' &c Nahsl has been
in our burg the past week displaying
the Maxwell car which he has the
agency for
Don't growl about heat. 1t is the
sizzle Of the sun on the corn that
makes the bacon sizzle in the frying
pan next winter
MrS nsooc
an Thursday and was a passenger for
independence TO visit her sister Mrs.
Andrew Anderson.
Miss Hilda Ramlo returned home
Thursday after two weeks stay at
the Joe Swestka home in Canton.
Mrs. Mary Nelson of Fayette is Wis.
ltlng among relatives and friends.
Mrs. I. G. Meader and Mrs. Alb
hey Meader are at Eau Claire, Wis,
visiting with relatives.
Arthur Darlington and family have
been busy moving into their aew spa
clous residence which was jast COM
pleted. 1t is equipped with all the
modern conveniences and is one of
the finest residences in these parts.
e. j. Void who submitted to an
operation at the st. Francis Hospital
at La Crosse is getting along as nice
ly as can be expected.
Mrs. VIM. Jeffry of Farwell, Neb.,
and Mrs. w. Hadden of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, are treasured guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Reid's.
The people who dislike to have
their names in the paper, giving the
excuse that they wish to be uncon-
spicuous, are rarely seen selecting
house in an questionable neighbor-
hood.
Miss Hilda Peterson returned from
Fayette Tuesday. where she attend
ed summer school.
Mrs. John Nelson and son Willie
autoed down from Prosper AID spent
Friday at Steno's.
One of The eliminating sociologi-
cal problems OF the summer season
is how to persuade the hired girl to
turn the ice cream freezer.
Albert Wingate made a trip to
Mabel Thursday evening.
Miss Violet Stoskopf returned
home from Fayette Saturday where
she attended summer school.
Quite large crowd attended the
bowery dance in Hesper Friday eve
ming. Yates orchestra of Canton fur
nished music for the light fantas-
tic
Attorney NJ. A. Nelson OF Mime
apolis was visitor at Steno's Satur-
day and Sunday.
Bandmaster Percy Robinson was
a business caller at Mabel Thursday.
The recent heavy rains are playing
havoc with the small grain. Some of
it being laid fiat and all OF 1t lodging
badly. We had another bad storm
Saturday evening, blowing down
trees and gave some people scare
for time.
Mr., and Mrs. Rob. Tillapaugh and
daughter Idella were entertained at
the Martin Nelson home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Tillapaugh au-
toed to Decorah Saturday.
Mr.. Gordon o. Reed 1.-The boy
preacher" gave one of his evangelis-
tic meetings in tho Perry Kenyon
school house Sunday evening. Those
say it was go6ta..
Mr.. apd Mrs. John Shredder auto
ed eyer from Dorchester aud ,pent
at Mrs. Bertha Benosr's.
Mr.. M6H the Overland dealer, was
in our burg Saturday. displaying h.
cars.
Peter LesGth and VERNE Bender
visited at the p. Leseth home Sum
day.