Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
BLUFFTON.

Nice shower we had last night
does not hinder the cement gang
from going to work this morning.
Rube Wilbur ana family were
Bluffton callers Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wilbur called to the dressmak-
ing shop for her new dress she has
been having made.
August Bergman and family visited
his father Thursday
Walter McCau!ey, wife, Luke o.
Brien and wife au:oGd to DEBORAH
Tuesday as shoppers.
Mrs. Chris johnson and her sister
Davilla Sybert visited Mrs. Chas. Bur-
CESS Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Knowlton and son from Pros
per visited her sister, Mrs. Guy Bent
ly the fore part of tae week.
Mrs. Edd Falck entertained quite
a few guests the fJsc Of the week.
Willie Dinger is hauling gravel for
Sellman.
Mr.. Bergman Sr. got Sark from
Ludlow this last week, where he rss
been attending the Lutheran Sunlay
school convention.
Dave Cassel called CT ShelCy's
Thursday, he is buyirg his bread of
Mrs. Shelley. Dave So ems to know
where to go to get the white ilaky
loaves.
Morgue Rider made a trip to de-
corah today for gouls. Johnny Green
went along with him for company.
Walter McCauley, wife, Willie
Dinger and wife autoel into Madison
township yesterday to see the dam
age that has been done by the hail.
Jimmie Elzea Sundayed with Harry
Mercy.
Quite few of the Blufftonites
took in the Old Settlers Picnic at
Burr Oak, reported having a good
time in spite of the rain.
Mrs. E. Weldon of Burr Oak is Wis
iting her daughter in Bluffton. Mrs
Shelley and Mrs. Brittendall.
Caseltons people of Canton, Mimi,
visited Chas. Burgess yesterday.
Hazel Elzea who has been away
in Minnesota taking lessons in nurs-
ing, is now home on visit with her
mother and relatives.
John Thyme and family Sundayed
with Hugh Kelly's.
Grandma Melver visited her daugh-
ter yesterday, Mrs. Linderman. Mrs.
Linderman also had sister visiting
her from Cresco, Mrs. Wheeler.
The Cradle Roll will meet with
Mrs. r. Wilbur Friday the 30th of
this month. A welcome is extended to
all.
c. w. Brittendall autoed their
girl home Sunday for a visit, who
lives north of Burr Oak, he left her
to visit with her folks Mr.. Oehler.
Mr.. B. visited George Smells, took
them out for an auto ride, took in the
sister towns, Canton, Hesper and
Burr Oak before returning home.
Chas. Burgess and wife called on
Iven Sybert's yesterday evening.
Rube Wilburs, Mrs <. Weldon and
Mrs. Brittendall took dinner wiz
Shelley Sunday, then Mrs. Bnttendall
superintended the Sunday school.
Mrs. Wilbur and Mrs. Weldon attend
ed Sunday school, Mrs. Weldon and
Mrs. Brittendall also stayed for
church. Rev. Ulrich preached
AGA LANCE made a business trip
to DEBORAH Saturday.
Johnny Ryan and family of De-
corah autoed to Canton yesterday
calling on relatives, then came to
Bluffton, visited Mrs. Ryan's people
the O'Brien's.
Winfield Baker of DEBORAH has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. August
Bergman few days, he returned
home yesterday.
George and Elias Bucknell visit
ed with Elmer Greenslade's Friday.
Guy Bently and his hired man
went through here this morning, driv-
ing some cattle TO Prosper to Mr..
Knowlton the cattle buyer. Mrs.
bently went with the team and bug
gy to bring the men home. She no
doubt will call on her sister Mrs.
Knowlton while there.
Mrs. Paddle O'Brien and children
of Cresco are out visiting her father
and relatives the Bergman's.
Gladys Oehler took supper with
Mrs. August Bergman yesterday eve
ming.
Grace Munson who has been sew
ing for Mrs. Elmer Greenslade visit
ed Richard Greenslade Saturday AID
Sunday. John Greenslade took her
home to Plymouth Sunday afternoon.
Rupert Greenslade made a trip to
town Saturday for feed.
Richard Dinger hauled gravel Sat-
urday for the cement gang.
There was a ball game in town
yesterday afternoon that accounts
for not more being out to church.
Pat Koran plowed corn for Ernest
Bergman Saturday.