Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-11
BURR OAK.

ne l.. A. >. VIII meet with MOS.
Olson and Price the 18th inst.
Rev. Mettam and wife, of Mabel,
were calling in our town Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Emery, the 9Th. Grandma
Morrison is caring for mother and
daughter, who are doing fine.
j. Nolte and wife, Ben Nolte, wife
and daughter, Mrs. j. Ackerson and
Mrs. l.. Cox, autoed to DEBORAH,
Thursday afternoon.
AS Mrs. j. B. Reed, who has been
organist at the M. K. church many
years, is moving to DEBORAH, Mrs.
Henry Price will preside as church
organist and Miss Florence Price for
is. S.
Mrs. Mary Ward and daughters
Alice and Mrs. Herb Van Welt,
spent Monday at her son, Fred's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kimball, Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison and Frank
Sullivan, DR.. Emmons and wife, and
Bessie Feltis. took in the movies at
Decorah, Monday evening.
Mrs. Addie Kneeskern and Win
field Feltis, were married at her
home, Monday noon; Rev. Eide offici-
ating. They took the train for Ma
son City, returning Saturday eve
ming. Their friends all wish them a
happy. prosperous life.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ward of De-
corah spent Monday night and Tues
day at the Enlmons home.
Mr.. l.. Albaugh went to Nevada,
Iowa, Tuesday evening, for few
days visit and to accompany his
wife and daughter, home.
Mrs. H. Noecker was quite i'll last
week.
Mrs. Anna Reed is visiting the
Warren home in Freeport.
A few members of the w. C. r. u.
met with Retta Kimball, Tuesday
evening, and elected the following
officers: Mrs. Maude Ward, Pres.
Mrs. Mary Reed, First Vice Pres !;
Mrs. Anna Telford, Second Vice
Pres; Miss Allie Ward, Sec; Mrs.
Maude Reed, Treas. Committees
will be announced later. The first
Tuesday evening of each month is set
for meetings.
All of the teachers in and about
here attended the teachers meetings
lat DEBORAH, Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Otto Dahljelm was caller
from DEBORAH, yesterday
Mr.. Beaver and family, of Fort At
kinson, was here on business,
Thursday.
Chaa. Ryan, candidate for road
supervisor, was in our burg, Satur-
day evening
Jno. Matthews and wife were over
from Bonair, Wednesday, calling on
friends.
Harry Harvey and family autoed
to Wadema Mimi, Wednesday, for
"a visit with relatives and to look at
land.
ID. Burnett and family were auto
visitors Sunday, from Elma.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Olson spent Fri
day in La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Gates. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Donald, Ionia Pierce and
Joe Moran, Anna Peterson and Paul
Wanlass autoed to Cresco Thursday
to take in The Birth of a Nation. -
s. Pierce and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. JnO. Headington, autoed to La
Crosse for shopping, Friday.
Miss Selma Jacobson went to
DiiSI, L., SATURDAY, loT q lew Gays
visit with relatives.
A. Erickson is mighty proud of the
title of Grandpa, bestowed upon
him, since the arrival of boy at his
son, Carts, the End.
Mrs. Fl. Van Welt was having
dental work done in Mabel, Satur-
day.
Hon. Evans, candidate for Con-
gress gave a talk Friday evening in
the hall, to small audience.
Claude and Glenn Headington and
wives autoed to La Crosse, Saturday.
Miss Martha Goforth visited Ma
bel friends Tuesday.
Fred Bergman, of Postville, has
bought Fred Koenig's.. blacksmith
shop, per $500 and will take pos
session at once.
The Burr Oak ball team went to
IIesper Sunday afternoon. Score IA
to- 2 in favor of Burr Oak
G.. C.. Ward was a business visitor
lat Eldorado. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Ward spent Sun
day with their son, Herb, i'm DEBORAH.
Paul Whalen and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry McCabe, called in town, Sat-
urday, while on their way to Wau-