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

July 10, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and
daughter Veneda are down here from
La Crosse visiting at TErs. Johnson
former parental home.
Anyone finding an oval shape gold
bracelet, which was lost at Hesper
July 4th, kindly return it to Mrs. D..
j. WEIGH and receive reward for
same.
Ole Tilleraas and family, Oscar
Jacobson and Miss Viola Bergeson
autoed over from Satire Sunday and
spent the day at c. j. Steno's.
Mrs. l.. E. Evans is guest at the
Frank Casterton home near Canton
at present.
Lloyd Plunkett made an auto trip
to Elkader, Ia, Sunday. Miss Lulu
Street accompanied him home for a
visit.
Mrs. s. Smith is visiting with rela-
tives in Hesper.
Mrs. j. P. Street and daughters
Erma and Marjorie who have been
visitors at the Plunkett home con-
cluded their visit Sunday and return
ed to their home in Elkater, Ia.
Perry Kenyon was Mabel visitor
Monday.
B. F. Newcomer is here from Fay
cite, Ia, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
C. j. Steno transacted business at
Mabel Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Tillapaugh au-
toed to the hub Saturday.
1t is claimed there is a shortage
Of work horses owing to the war, but
lit will take shortage of touring cars
to cause alarm in this country.
Amos Robinson of Warba, Mimi.
arrived here recently TO visit among
| friends.
Messrs. ole Tilleraas, Oscar Jacob
son, c. j. Steno and the Misses Ida
and Nora Bergeson took an auto trip
to Mabel Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Peterson visited at the
parental home Monday evening.
Johnnie Sander autoed to Mabel
sunday.
Miss Hazel Briggs was at DEBORAH
Saturday.
Alfred Anderson called at Steno's
Monday morning.
John Bergeson who was hurs by
falling off horse July 4th is getting
along nicely. DR.. Lanin of Mabel is
caring for him.
Mrs. Joe Wachute of Prairie du
Chen, Wis.,, and Mrs. C. Goettleman
OF st. Paul came up from DEBORAH
Wednesday evening and have visited
at the homes of their brothers Geo.
and Frank Linzenmeyer
Mrs. Mervin Camp and son came
down from Wisconsin the fore part
OF the week and are guests at the AL
bert Iverson home and other rela-
tives.
The best way TO keep cool is to set
in the shade and watch Dad hoe the
garden.
Miss Nora Bergeson concluded her
visit with her sister Ida Bergeson and
left for the George LinZenmeyer
home Thursday, where she will make
short visit.
The warm weather of the past
week has done lot for our corn
which is getting along just fine.
Miss Violet Stoskopf who made a
short visit at the parental home re-
turned to Fayette Wednesday.
There is feeling among many
drivers that because their horses new
er talk back, they are perfectly con-
tent with their eXhausting work in
warm weather.
Andrew Anderson made a short
call at Steno's Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ida Bergeson called at Geo.
| LinZenmeyer's Thursday.
Miss Ida Ramlo entertained
friends from Ossian the fore part OF
the week
Mrs. Ralph FawcetC and son made
a call at Geo. Linzenmeyer' Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Eldora Evanson of Spring
Grove has been a guest at her aunt's
home, Mrs. Il, j Void the past week
Geo. LinZenmeyer autoed to Decor
an Wednesday evening.
Messrs. John and Ludwig Hilmo
Ludwig Larson, Miss Julia Hilmo and
two girl friends autoed up from
Waukon Tuesday and spent the
Fourth at Hesper.
The Misses Hilda and Marie Peter
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