Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-31

Rev. Shoemaker dined at the NJ
S. Lemon home on last Sunday.
The ErwCrth League monthly
business meeting was held on Mon
day evening of this week at the home
OF Mile Drum and important bust
ness was transacted.
John Bakken the buttermaker at
the Farmers Creamery, this week
sent a tub of fancy butter to Ames
for the Short Course, beginniug
there Feb. l.
Miss Christina owen was called
home from DEBORAH Wednesday by
the illness OF her sister Norma
Mr.. and Mrs. Demo Kratz were at
Cresco Friday to consult DR.. Kessel
about their baby, who is very sick:
Mr.. Hjalmar Thompson of Este
van, 5ask, Canada is here visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Chris owen for a
week.
Mrs. Brinkman and Mrs. Baker
were Cresco visitors Wednesday
Tom and Oscar Moe returned
home Tuesday morning from Iowa
City where the latter has been tax
ing treatments.
Dorothy Hickey and Alice Fjelstul
were at Cresco Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Klemme returned from
Fayette Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albertsoa
ate dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Moe, Thursday noon.
Eunice Kuntz leaves Wednesday
noon for her home at Gushing, Wis.
She has been here about a month
visiting relatives.
Henry Butt sold a Delco Electric
Plant to John Reinhart and it will
be installed this week.
Mrs. Demo Kratz is visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Hopper
stad.
Mrs Oscar Moe and chllureG .o
turned home Wednesday, after .
visit at the Theo Kratz home for ID
week.
Mr.. Norman of Little Port, Ia,
came Thursday and purchased the
Becker harness shop. He expects
to take possession Monday. Mr.. Nor
man is second cousin of Mr.. Bee
ker.
Mrs. Archie Hoyt was called home
Wednesday night by the illness of
her sister, Norma Owen.
The trustees and their wives OF
the Synod church, met at the home
of Rev. Jordahl Friday to complete
the plans of the new Norwegian Luz
theran parsonage.
Carl Kuntz has been at Minneapo-
lis the past week on business.
DR.. Plummer of Cresco was called
Friday afternoon to see the Becker
baby who has been very sick.
Mrs. Forkelson living two miles
northwest of town, died at her
home Thursday night. She had a
stroke of paralysis a few weeks ago
from which she did not recover. She
was over eighty years of age and
has been an invalid for years, but
was able to be around. She leaves
to mourn her loss, one son and three
daughters. Funeral was held from
the United Lutheran church Monday
at One o'clock, Rev. Sweningson Of
ficiating.
Albert Anderson went to Cresco
Saturday noon to accompany home
his wife, who has been at Mercy
hospital.
When in town step in and see the
Delco Electric Light Plant in opera
ton at the Henry Butz store.
Geo. Lomen has rented the Tena
Vangness home and will move to
town In about a week.
Mrs. John Kirschman will enter
tain the Woman'5 Foreign Mission
airy Society OF the German NJ T..
church Thursday.
Ms Rosetta Jensen and Anna
Halyerson were Cresco visitors Sat
urdav.
Blanche Benson was at Cresco
Friday on business.
Mary Milhreth returned Saturday
to CreJcc, where she mas been visit
ing her brothers, Alfred and Her.
bert
Mayme Hickey and Leda Jacobson
were at Cre3co Saturday between
trains.
Rev. Jordahl returned from the
TWIN Cities Friday night.