Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26
HESPER.
Jan. "a, 1916.

| JAN ct, lOlO.
Miss Iowa Telford visited with
her friend Miss Muriel Foltz Sunday
Soon be time for ground hog to dc
his annual stunt.
Mr.. Will Hilleman attended the
bank meeting at Burr Oak Monday.
So far the first robin is keeping his
whereabouts concealed
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Danielson are
the proud parents of baby girl,
which came to gladden. their home
the past week.
Mr.. Holvor Ramlo was a caller at
Burr Oak Monday.
| Let us hope that some day our
submarines will be as dangerous to
any enemy as they are to our crews.
Messrs. Valentine Kern and Fred
Fisher transacted business at Decor
ah Saturday.
Miss Hilda Ramlo concluded her
visit at DEBORAH Saturday and re-
turned home.
A dance will be given in the Hes
per hall Friday evening Jan. 2Sth.
Everyone turn out as they are going
to have Yates orchestra of Canton
for music.
A few from mere went to DEBORAH
Tuesday to be present at the annual
telephone meeting in the court
house Tuesday.
Mr.. Rob Tillapaugh made a trip
to Burr Oak Saturday
Mr.. Alfred Anderson has been as
sisting C. J. Steno with the farm
work few days the past week.
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to DEBORAH Saturday to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Mr.. Oliver Severson and family
also the Misses Belle and Selma Us
gard were visitors at the Chris
Rasmussen home the fore part of the
week.
We are sorry to state Mrs. Lars
GOlberg was taken to the hospital at
La Crosse the fore part of the week,
where she will undergo an operation
for appendicitis. Here's hoping it
will lead TO speedy and permanent
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Kenyon were
visitors at Mabel Monday.
Mr.. Holvor Ramlo made a trip to
DEBORAH Tuesday to be present at
telephone meeting
Messrs. Albert Dahl and Tom Cox
of Prosper also Miss Rena stems
gard came down to attend our meet
ing in the school house Thursday
evening.
Mr. Ole Selnoss transacted bust
ness at DEBORAH Wednesday.
Miss Hilda Ramlo was a guest at |
the Steno home Thursday.
Mr.. Andrew Anderson went to |
DEBORAH Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Valentine Stoskopf made a
trip to DEBORAH Friday.
Mrs. Tutteroen entertained the |
Cemetery Society of the Lutheran |
church in the parlors Wednesday, A |
neat sum of money was realized and |
quite a number attended.
Mrs. John Foltz visited with her
friend Mrs. Hugo Noecker Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. forge Thorsen has been con-
fined to her bed with a very bad cold
on her lungs the past week. We hope
she will soon be able to be about.
Mr.. c. ]. Steno transacted business
at DEBORAH Friday.
Mr.. Gordon Reed of Burr Oak at
tended our meeting in the school
house Thursday night.
Mr.. Glen Thorsen was called home
from La Crosse Tuesday on account
Of the illness of his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Noecker were
1t Burr Oak Thursday.
MIR. Rob Tillapaugh lost a horse
with distemper Friday Several of
our farmers are losing horses OF
2ol s, which is a terrible loss
Mr. forge Thorson was at Prosper
Tuesday.
Mr. Weston Stoskopf came home
Thursday to spend Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Rob Tillapaugh has been
listed among the sick people the past
week.
Messrs. Clarence, Lloyd and Ray
iamlo were callers at Burr Oak
saturday afternoon. /
Mr.. Welch Sr. made a call at De-
orah Friday. t
Messrs Andrew Anderson and
lawrence Korsnes called at Steno's '
saturday. d
Mr.. Jim Ramlo went to DEBORAH c
Friday to see his brother Holsteen
lamlo who returned from the hospi- S
al at Rochester the fore part of the
week. We are sorry to state that he
S very low and the doctors have /
,iven up all hopes. i
A number of the married folks at Z
ended the married mans dance in
he Hesper hall Friday evening They I
lad one of those good old fashioned
lances and enjoyed themselves i'm d
nensely. a
Mr.. Ole Anderson and sister Clara +
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