Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-03-07
HESPER.

March 5, 1917.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Tillapaugh and
daughter Idella, were Burr Oak Wis
itors Wednesday
| Messrs. Frank Barth and brother
Alvin Barth of Locust, were pas
sengers from Mabel to st. Paul on a
business trip Monday returning We'd
nesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Thoman of Lo-
Gust were guests at the Alfred Young
home Sunday.
What has become of that League
to Enforce Peace?
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Jacobson made
a trip to Mabel Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Bender has been on
the sick list the past week with an
attack of bronchitis. DR.. Lanin of
Mabel is attending her.
Miss Ida Bergeson was visitor
at the Alfred Young home Monday.
| Philip Young was a business cal
Ter at DEBORAH Wednesday.
| Miss Pearl Bender was a guest at
the Henry Defining home at Locust
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson and
daughter Lucille were guests at the
formers home Tuesday evening.
c. J. Steno was busy the fore part
of the week, vaccinating and dehorn-
ing cattle north of Mabel
Guilbert Anderson was Hesper
Icaller Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Noecker spent the
past week visiting with her cousin
Lizzie Coy.
hilbert Noecker was caller at
the Valentine Stoskopf home We'd
lnesday.
i Mrs. Philip Young has been suffer
ing injuries from having two ribs
cracked. DR. Lanin of Mabel was
called for medical aid.
Miss Ida Usgaard who has been
visiting with her cousin, Ida Peter
son of Canoe, concluded her visit
Tuesday and returned home.
Perry and Oscar Kenyon ground
feed for Alfred Young Monday
4 Johnnie Barth was Mabel visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Byers concluded his Wis
it at the Perry Kenyon home Satur-
day and left for Minnesota.
Miss Gertrude Young has been as.
sisting her aunt, Mrs. Philip Young
with the homework.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Usgaard were
entertained at the Eunar Peterson
home Tuesday.
! DR.. Reide, V. s., was a profession
al caller at Frank Barth's Thursday
Pete Johnson was a business tran
sactor at DEBORAH, Wednesday.
! Raymond Foltz has been treas
sured guest of relatives the past
week.
ole Anderson moved on She farm
he had rented the coming year in
Canoe Thursday
Mr.. Tom Allen and family OF
Highland township were guests al
the Hugo Noecker home Friday.
Miss Hilda Ramlo visited at the
! viii Ramlo home near Canton from
Monday until Wednesday.
We wish to correct an error in
our last Hesper items. 1t was the
only child, boy, of Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Randall, which died at Del
avian, Mimi. and not girl.
Miss Cecil Linzenmeyer is visiting
at her brothers home, Charles Lin
zenmeyer at DEBORAH.
Arch Tillapaugh, wife and daugh-
ter, were observed going through
our vicinity, FRIDAY.
Frank Barth marketed barley al
Mabel, Friday.
Walter Ramlo visited at the Hol
vor Ramlo home the latter part Of
the week.
Mrs. Robena Sinclair was guest
at the home Of John Mcmillan the
fore part of the week.
DEBORAH visitors Friday were P
Ramlo and Will Hilleman.
Miss Edna Carter of )Fayette, Wis
ited at Hesper the first part of the
week.
Farmers Institute was held il
Hesper school house, Saturday March
: Miss Hilda Ramlo who had a
"tip over" recently in cutter is
Istill in existence, even though she
lost a little wind when she ran tC
catch the horse. Everything is wei
that ends well. But these roads are
terrible in some places.
. A number Of our good people have
, been attending the clearance sale a.
the Mercantile store at Burr Oal
these days.
James Smalley Sr. and son Ray
were at Prosper, Saturday.
Miss Lila Hilleman visited at the
, Philip Young home Friday.
! Miss Elsie Richert visited witt
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Smalley Thurs
day
, Mabel callers Saturday,, were
: Pearl Bender, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
: Young and daughter Elsie, Henr!
Hilleman, Henry Barth and son
Frank.
Some of the older people enjoyed
themselves at a party at the home o
Pete Johnson Saturday evening. Th'
evening was spent delightfully."- ant
at midnight a luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barth attend
ed the l.. A. S. at the home OF JACOB
: Young at Locust for the German
church, Friday.
Hugo Noecker and family Sunday
, ed at Arthur Darrington's.
Now make your bets on hov
Steadfold will be remembered a
Manda Kuene.