Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-02-21
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

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and we certainly know how to appre-
ciate it after being so cold.
Mrs. Will O'Brien and Lois and
Merlin McCabe called on Mrs.
w. Mullaney Wednesday afternoon.
Hayes Brothers sawed wood for
Bert McCabe Monday.
Lois and Merlin McCabe stayed
with their aunt, Mrs. O'Brien, when
their parents attended the wedding
of Mrs. McCabes sister, Lyla Pierce
to Merel Hudson of Canton, Mimi
0. G.. Watros will have a public
sale Thursday, February %, consist
ing of horses, cattle, hogs, chickens,
ducks, turkeys, and household
goods, farm machinery and other
articles.
Mrs Mullaney and daughter Alice
visited at Ella Trimmings Tuesday.
Will O'Brien is making regular
trips to Cresco having dentist work
done.
Earnest Moore was pleasantly en-
tertained at the Chas. Entsmingcr
home Sunday.
Elder and Mrs, Meyers of Cresco,
have been spending few days at
Ed. WllDur S.
Miss Dell Hemstreet is on the sick
list, we hope soon to hear of her re-
covery.
Josephine eager called at Ed. Will
bur's Wednesday morning, Elder and
Mrs. Meyers returning home with
her.
Gertrude Mullaney is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Emmett Knox at pres
ent.
Bonnie McCabe was out to Cresco
a few days last week, having some
dentist work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meril Hudson of Can
ton, are visiting at Gene McCabe's.
Mrs. Frank Crawford has been on
the sick list, but is better at this
writing.
Mr.. ole Ellingson has been haul
ing hay from his farm to Kendall
Vile. his brother John has been
helping him
Willie Sanders went to Cresco to-
day with q load of block wood for
Frank Malek; Jimmie Charland ac-
companied him.
Geo. Gates's sister, of Burr Oak.
is visiting him
Ed. Wilburs were at Harmony Fri
day.
Frank Crawford had his wood saw
ed Friday.
Little Gerhard Nelson VINO was SO
sick is much better.
Rev Doe Of Wausau, Wis, came up
from DEBORAH, Tuesday, for a visit
at John Henderson's and returned
to his home in Wausau, Wednesday,
Johnnie taking him to Harmony,
| Wednesday morning.
Mr.. James Arnold passed away at
| his home near Burr Oak Saturday,
afternoon. Funeral will be held Tues
day. Mr.. Arnold was a resident OF
this vicinity a few years ago.
Mrs. John Hanson visited with
Mrs. Bertha Olson from Friday until
Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Stenson has been con-
| fined to bed the last few days, her
! daughters Mrs. Skogmark and Sarah
are also on the sick list.
Lenora Stenson who is working al
Christie Olson's spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Hanson Wis
tied Mrs. Sever Stinson Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Olson invited some of the
| neighbors in to eat Sunday dinner
with her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Curtis are the
parents of baby boy.
A. Moores visited at the home oil
their daughter, Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gates visited a.
the home of his parents, Sunday; his
Isister returning home with him.
A few from here attended the val
entine social at Ward Curtis's, Wed
nesday night.
There was marguerite dance IN
the hall at Kendallville Friday night
and number from here attended. A
large crowd was present.
John Reese who used to live here
some years ago, died at the hospital
| IN Rochester, where he went w!tr
the intention of submitting to an op
Grafton, but the doctors there found
it would be useless as he was suffer
ing with cancer of the liver, he pas
sed away Saturday morning at Minis
o'clock.
The Mullaney young people called
lat Hugh McBride's Sunday night.