Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-19
HESPER.

Miss Pearl Bender went to DEBORAH
the fore part of the week where she
will take up normal at Valders col
lege.
Miss Cora Broghammer will teach
the fall term of school at Jackson
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence returned
from their honeymoon trip to Mime
|apolis and Rochester Thursday.
Percy Robinson who has been a
guest of relatives and friends return
ed to Fort Benjamin, Harrison, Ind,
the latter part of last week.
Miss Selma Usgaard had her toIsils
removed by DR.. Dahl of DEBORAH Sat-
urday and is getting along nicely
Miss Myra Sayles has gone to Ce-
dar Falls where she will attend Nor
NAL school the coming year.
The younger set attended a dance
at John Matters near DEBORAH Friday
evening.
Mrs. Bertha Bender delivered cat
tie for market at Prosper, Monday.
Messrs. Pete Usgaard, John McMil-
Ian, Andrew Anderson, and Hedge ia
cobson and wife were DEBORAH visitors
Tuesday.
Hugo Noecker had bee Tuesday
to haul tiles Quite a number are
starting to tile their land here.
This locality was given visit by
Jack Frost Sunday and Monday night
To some farmers the corn will be to-
tai loss, while some of them have
good prospects of getting corn yet.
Quite large crowd attended the
bowery dance Friday evening A large
number were very much disappointed
on account that the music they had
Iengaged did not appear. Mr.. Walt
| Darlington was in no way 10 blame as
he received a telephone during the
| day that Lagen'5 orchestra of Spring
| Valley could not come as two of the
young men were called for the sec
ond draft.
Mrs. Alfred Young assisted Ida
Bergeson with threshers Wednesday
Miss EIilda Ramlo was called to the
Will Hayes home at Canton Wednes-
day to care for baby boy which had
made it's arrival.
Mr.. Lawrence Flack and daugh-
| ters Mayme and Gladys autoed &c
Harmony Sunday afternoon. The
Misses Flack visited with the form
er classmates from st. Olaf college.
T. w. Bryant is back again from
Canada, where he has spent the past
year with relatives. His niece Maria
Hendry, accompanied him home t.
attend school here.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Young were
Mabel callers Tuesday.
Several from here attended the
silver wedding on Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Barth near Locust Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Young and children
visited at Steno's Friday afternoon.
Mr. Andrew Anderson sold his for
ty acre farm known as the Rober
Peterson place to a man from south
ern Iowa, who will take possession
next spring.
George Einzenmeyer and daughte
Cecil arrived home the latter part o
the week, after a visit with relative
and also state fair.
Miss Mayme Flack who visite'
with her father and sister Sunda,
land came back to take up her duties
lin the Van Vliet school as instructor
John Mcmillan threshed for c. j
Steno, John Richert, and Pete Us
gard the latter part of the week.
The ice cream social given in tn
Lutheran church parlors Sunday al
ternoon and evening proved sue
Icess. as an enormous crowd turne'
out to pay tribute to the cause of tn
Red Cross. The Red Cross given b.
Principal j. C.. Cannon, was compli
lmented very much Rev. VIM. Ras
mussen Of Mabel gave the opening ad
dress and Attorney J. A. Nelson CAV
a very inspiring speech speaking upo,
the origin OF the Red Cross in the al
ternoon AID in the evening upon tn
world's war.