Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-09-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
BURR OAK.

Miss Lucille Emmons concluded
her|stay here and departed for Chi
cago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manuel and
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Emmons autoed to
Fayette Wednesday and visited the
Sam Manuel and T. E. Roberts home
until Friday.
Jno Gates and wife, A. Gates, Mrs.
Jas. Headington and children made
an auto call in Mabel Wednesday.
Miss Leah Roberts returned to
Fayette Wednesday in auto with W.
McCauley and wife of Bluffton.
The little windstorm Wednesday
evening did considerable damage to
stacks of grain west of town.
Mr.. Roy Connel of Manchester, Ia,
visited friends here over Sunday.
Jack Noelty autoed to Ludlow Fri
day for his parents who had been Wis
iting there a few weeks.
Miss Clara McMullen goes to Au-
rora, Ill, today, to resume school
work.
G. II. Kimball and A. NJ. Morrison
autoed to La Crosse Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leeper whom A.
NJ Morrison sold six cylinder Sax
on to and had to go to La Crosse for
it.
Mrs. H. G. Ward was up from De-
corah on business Friday morning.
Mrs. z. D. Weldon spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Ida Heckle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Reed made a
drive to DEBORAH Saturday morning.
The L. A. S. win meet the 21st
with Mrs. Abel Pierce.
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resident here but now of San Diego,
Cal, is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Hannah Sharp is home after
a long visit with her sister at Forest
City.
Kathleen Reed and Dorothy Ulrick
came up from DEBORAH, where they
are attending school for an over Sun
day stay with home folks.
Florel Potter Jr. has been enjoying
a couple of weeks visit from his faith
er from Renwick, la.
Several teams from Bluffton passed
through here Saturday hauling lum
Der from Prosper for big barn for
Peter McCauley.
Arthur Decker has gone to Canada
to look after his crops there.
Glen and Harold Reed arrived
home Saturday from taking in the
fair at Minneapolis.
J. B. Reed has rented house on
River st. in DEBORAH and VIII move
there soon, having rented his farm to
his brother-in-law Merle Smith.
Miss Rose Edie leaves today to
take up school work at Iowa City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Reed went to
Canton Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with their son Will and family.
A bridal shower is TO be given to-
morrow evening on Miss IneZ Suili-
van and Mr.. Brady Whitney at the
home of the elect brides parents.
Mary, Erwin and Howard Edie and
Ted Emmons leave today to attend
school at U. |. U.
F. Koenig has men tearing down
the big hog house built by Mr.. May
many years ago.
Alberta Cox, Jack Noelty, Lou Cox
and Nelson Shelley autoed to Decor
ali Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wanlass and son
Roy and wife autoed to Cresco Fri
day afternoon.
Lester McIntire spent few days
in DEBORAH last week.
Mrs. Alice Wicks took her son
Dana TO DEBORAH Saturday to have
dental work done.
Norma Reed was an over night
guest Thursday with her cousin Flor
ence Reed last week.
Mrs. Alice Wickg took her son
Dana to DEBORAH Saturday to have
dental work done.
Norma Reed was an over night
guest Thursday with her cousin Flor
ence Reed.
Frank Perry and James Wade with
their wives returned home Thursday
night from pleasant auto trip in
Illinois.
Winfield Feltis received the joyful
news of a daughter born to his son
Frank and wife at Tea, S. d. last
week.
The Stork left fine baby girl at
the Emmett Knox home last week.
Bessie Manuel spent Friday with
her friend Fern Butler.
Cady Potter and his father and
Mrs. E. M. Reed autoed to DEBORAH
Friday morning.
Miss Bessie Feltis went to Casta-
liza Friday to spend week with her
sister, Mrs. VIM.
Claude Headington and Roscoe
Wicks was hauling potatoes to mar
ket in DEBORAH last week.
Miss Alice O'Brien of Bluffton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Goss-
man.
Edna Butler spent a couple of days
last week at the Manuel home.
Programs are cut for Field Day
here Thursday. The first indoor ball
game ever put on here will be played
that day, also big base ball game
between Fort Atkinson and All Stars.
Horse racing, band music and other
attractions through the day with
dance at night. Everyone come and
be merry.
About forty young people took the
parsonage by storm Thursday eve
hing by springing surprise party on
Rose Mary Erwin and Howard Edie
A most enjoyable evening was spent.
There has been some complaint
made among people whose names did
not appear in the list printed of those