Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

thursday, On Il Few days business
trip.
e. J. Curtin arrived home Sun
day night from a business trip to
western points.
DIR. r. F. Topliff and wife, of
Postville came over Saturday on
visit to relatives.
Postmaster Biermann departed
Monday for st. Louis to attend the
Democratic National Convention.
Miss Katinka Hovden arrived
home last Thursday from studies al
the Seminary at Red Wing, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Algyer de-
parted Friday for Sioux Rapids, Iowa
On visit to the formers parents.
Miss Florence Marsh arrived
home Wednesday for the summer va
cation from studies at Ames college.
Miss Katherine Lott is home
from studies at Stout Institute, Men
ominee, Wis. She arrived Wednes-
day.
-IiNin Holversen came over from
Lawler Sunday and sno1t the day
Tigii '.;G mother, Mrs. "a. j. Holver-
son.
20. j. Forde, of Hanlontown, was
a DEBORAH visitor last Thursday and
Friday, attending the Vosselaget
meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Gossman of
Burr Oak, went 10 Fayette Sunday,
wnere Mr.. Gossman will attend sum
mer school.
Miss Susie Hanson of Rice Lake,
Wis. was in attendance here at the
Vosselaget meeting last Thursday
and Friday.
--Sr. and Mrs. John Carolan and
family went to Lawler Sa :urGay and
srcnt sunday with the latter's faith
er, Mr.. Geo. Cronan.
Try Otto's new fountain for ice
cold sodas. Otto Anderson. PAP
j. w. Waters and family depart
ed Monday via automobile for
weeks vacation and visit with rela-
tives at Baskerville.
F. ]. Klema, of Winnipeg, Can
ada, is here on visit to his sisters,
Mrs. Carl Dyrland and Mrs. John
Wheatman. He arrived Saturday.
20. o. Thompson arrived in De-
corah last Thursday from Glacier
National Park, Montana, on a visit
to his parents here, and many friends.
Miss Josie Vail resumed her du- 4
ties at the American Drug & Press
Association Monday, after a three
weeks visit at the parental home in
Canton, Mimi.
Claude Osman graduated from
the Vinton College for the blind on
May 30th and last week arrived home
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Osman.
If you want good work glove
buy our Grinnell Peccary Hog-We
guarantee them to outwear two pair
of the ordinary kind, price $3.50.
Germann, Clothier.
Mis-. Theodore Bal .ey ana chill
dren. ard her sister, MISS Margaret
Monroe, arrived here -'.>-day from
O"atonna, Mimi. for visit with her
ant, Mrs. NJ r. Croft
Miss Lucy Gaul arrived here
Thursday from Cedar Fails, where
she has been attending school the
past three months. Frcm here she
went to her home at Canton Mimi.
Allyn Bailey arrived home Sat
lrday from dental studies at North
western University, Chlcaso to spend
lis summer vacation vita his par
cuts Landlord and Mrs. N. l.. Bailey
of the Winneshiek hotel.
-Ansco cameras, Speedex films. |
Cyco paper. Muller Bros, Jewel
ers 24-tf |
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Halvorson
\ and two daughters who have been
kguests of the formers sister, Mrs.
IL. j. Powers, departed Monday for |
visits at Mabel and Lanesboro, be- |
loie returning 10 their nome at |
Haynes, n. ID.
! Misses Lou Holland and Dontie |
Mott went to Waterloo Saturday. |
From there Miss Mott will go to Chi |
cago, where she will join her friend |
Miss Alma Buleigh and they will go |
t. Madison, Wis, for ten days Wis
il with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Preus and |
\ baby returned home to Minneapolis |
l Monday, after visit at the parental |
Nhomes of X. l. Haugen and Prof. and |
Mrs. c. X. Preus. They were accom-
,ranied to Minneapolis by Miss Beatha !
Haugen, who will visit there.
ID State Auditor ]. A. o. Preus. of |
GSt. Paul. Joined his wife here Sunday |
on short visit at the home of her |
father, X. |. Haugen. Mr.. Preus was |
On his way home from Chicago, where
he had been in attendance at the