Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-03
BLUFFToN.

DEBORAH the first of the week TO
consult DR.. for their baby. Mrs.
Henry Wernet ACCOMPANIED them.
R. c. Weldon concluded his visit
in Bluffton and Burr Oak and will
start for home this morning to
Princeton, Mimi. Ben Shelley will
accompany him home.
August Bergman went to DEBORAH
Wednesday after freight for Britten-
dalls. His wife accompanied him,
had some dental work done by DR..
Conover.
Chas. Burgess, wife and daugh-
ter Lucille autoed to Cresco Friday.
Lawrence Insminger and wife
visited Cresco yesterday. johnny Nc
Cauley took them by auto.
Mrs. Erick O'Brien. called on Mrs.
August Bergman this last week to
get some sewing done.
Laura Marcy returned home the
latter part of the week from the
Canoe where she has been working
for her uncle, Gene Marcy.
The school board meets this eve.
here in the school house.
Chas. Burgess autoed to DEBORAH
Saturday on business.
Lester Bronner was called to De-
corah Thursday on business.
Mrs. Chas. Burgess is enjoying
the company of Mrs. Driscol and her
four children from Emery, S. D. The
Blufftonites remember her as Mary
Shaw. the daughter of Gene Shaw
who used to be in the mercantile
business in Bluffton.
Mrs. Bill Nelson has gone to
Camp Cody, Kansas to see her hus-
band who is in service there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iven Linderman
came to Bluffton Sunday to attend
church service but there was no
preaching service. They gave their
babys name to the Union Cradle
Roll. His name is Lyle Paul.
h4rs. Guy Bently and son Lyle and
daughter Beatrice attended the
Sunday school yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Archer OF Chicago who has
been visiting relatives in Blufton
concluded her visit and returned
home Wednesday.
Rev. Suplee, wife and daughter,
Marian called on Chas. Burgess and
family one evening last week.
lid Fuchs lost a horse the latter
Ipart of the week.
Harry Harvey and Elmer Green
slade have started haying.
Chas. Weldon, wife and son Ver-
non are visiting in the Bethel neigh
borhood. James Weldon met them
in DEBORAH at the train Saturday.
Geo. Whalen has started up his
mower.
| There was good attendance at
the birthday meeting last Saturday
that was held at RUDE Wilbur's in
spite of the rainy day.
James Weldon came to Bluffton
this morning for load of sand will
have room in their chamber plas-
tered. Will have H. Shelley do the
work.
RUDE Wilbur called at H. Sheley's
Friday evening. Candace Dinger
went home with them to assist Mrs.
Wilbur with her work Saturday
She returned to Button Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patti Gallagher
autoed to DEBORAH Thursday, and
brought up crate of. cherries for
herself, one for Mrs. Shelley and one
for Mrs. Brittendall they came from
Cellar Rapids.
Mart Lenhart and his best girl,
Kate Torggeson went to DEBORAH
last week. AGA LANCE was their
driver. They made up their minds
while there to join in wedlock I'M
known to the driver, but they could
not pull the wool over Mr.. Lange's
Nv
ed Mart's arm around his lady's
waist and treating her to chocolates,
but coming back Mart's hands were
in his pockets and wondering to
Kate If she could help milk and get
supper too. We all join in hearty
congratulations, believing this lady
of his choice Is one of the finest
girls in this county and will be a
helpmate for him. They are keep
| ing house on a farm between Burr
Oak and Button
Mrs. Will and Fred LANCE and
children attended Sunday school
yesterday.
Terry Mcconnell and family visit
ed relatives in this vicinity yester-
day.
Mr.. White was shopping in our
burg this morning.
| Percy Ward visited his grand
parents, H. Sheley's over Sunday
John Greenslade is blowing corn
today.
Mrs. Edward Dinger and baby
visited her grandma Farrell this last
week
Jake Dinger who has been visit
ing a sister Of his in Wis. has arriv-