Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-11
OSSIAN

Misses Stella Seipman and Vic
toria Meyer went to Milwaukee Tues
day evening.
Miss Winnie Evans went to Du-
buque Tuesday to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Elliot left
Tuesday for Waterloo to visit his
mother and sister.
Mrs. Sobolik and Ursula Meyer
went to Stacyville Tuesday to spend
the Fourth with the formers son
Clinton Sobolik.
Miss Florence McManus visited
friends in Prairie du Chem, Wis,
last week.
DR.. Schnuber, wife and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Holder and chill
dren autoed to St. Lucas, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Newton Harvey of Postville,
visited friends here Wednesday and
Thursday.
L. A. Meyer and family autoed to
New Hampton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch of Waterloo
visited at the Louis Uhelhoer home
Wednesday
Otto ,Gleisner came from Detroit,
Mich, Tuesday for visit with home
folks.
Mrs Seaman and babe returned
from Elkader Tuesday. She was ac-
companied home by her mother, Mrs.
willard, who will spend vacation
here.
Leo Figge, Mrs. F. A. Figge and
Emma Figge autoed to Mason City
Thursday to visit friends.
Rose Meyer of Mason City, came
Tuesday to spend the Fourth with
home folks.
Mrs. Louis Bernatz entertained at
stork shower in honor OF her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. l.. j. Bernatz
|of Chicago The evning was spent
in 500. Mrs. Walter Seaman taking
first prize, Mrs. Chas Becker second
|and Mrs. Chas. Glass, third. Mrs. Ber-
natz received many pretty gifts.
Fred Sobolik came up from Fort
Des Moines Friday, to visit his par
lents.
Mrs. D. Weitgena1t enQDrtainef
the Art Club at her home Thursday
Afternoon.
Rev. p. ]. Freidamann went to
Gilbertsville to assist the preist there
and Rev. Meyerhoff of Gilbertsville,
came here Friday, to assist Rev.
Thiltgen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bernatz re-
turned to Chicago Friday, after a
visit with L. A. Meyer and l.. ]. Ber-
natz families.
Mrs. Andrew Lee and grandson
Norman Harvey came home from
Minneapolis Saturday, after a two
weeks visit with her SON Clarence
and wife.
Misses Barbara and Helen Mann of
Castalia spent Saturday with friends.
DIR. Fillenswirth, EuNalie Figge,
Ruth Ber1atz, Leo Barthelme, Ruby
Fan, Cyril Figge, Andrew Meyer,
Irene Meyer, Regina Meyer, Fred
Sobolik, and Grace Carlin, attended
the dance at Postville, Saturday
might.
Mrs. Reed Elwood and son, Jen-
ME Blake, Cora Trough, Northwood,
and Gertrude Ferril of Lawler, auto
ed down from Elma Saturday to visit
at the Ed Dowd home.
Miss Li1nie Gilbert returned from
Monona, Saturday, after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Peglow.
Misses Aida and Ruth Gunderson
spent last week in Dubuque, visiting
their sister, Mrs. G. B. Knutson and
brother Bert.
Mrs. Frank Allen went to Cresco
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Rev. p. Stenerson of Ames, is visit
ing at the G. F. Gunderson home.
Mrs. Adam Uhley of Spirit Lake is
calling on old friends.
j A. Harvey returned to Ames to-
day after weeks visit with his wife
and children.
Nick Fell of Chicago came Sunday
to visit his sister, Mrs. Andrew Bar
thelme.
Hank Emery returned from Wat
erloo, Saturday, after a weeks visit
with his brother Charles and family.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Frank left
for Salt Lake City, Utah, Thursday,
to spend the summer with his son
Ray.
Mr.. N. Frudden of Charles City, is
taking Mr.. Franks place in the lum-
Der yard.
Archie Jones came home from
Cresco Saturday, after visiting his
wife, who is in the hospital there.
The second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Grimstad, was seriously
hurt while playing neSr the Mil
waukee tracks, by freight train.
They took her to DR.. Juen's Office and
DR.. Hennessy of Calmar, was sum-
moned. They then thought best to
take her to the hospital in Cresco.
They took her in DR.. Hennessy's car.
| We hope for a speedy recovery.
Friday Afternoon while Herbert
Bernatz was riding on Harold Bull
lard's pony, the pony commenced to
balk and threw him of and kicked
him. He was badly hurt. He is get
ting better.
Miss Anne Cooper went to New
Hampton Saturday, to see her sister,
Mrs. McAloon.
Ed. Dowd and family spent Sun
dow affarnOOn at Fort Atkinson with