Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-24
G o R r Z S P o ND E N G E
CAL,MAR.
April %. 1918.

Miss Otilla Kapinose of Mason,
City is here visiting her parents.
The Music Club met at the Calmar
Music Shop Monday evening.
Miriam Meyer invited few little
girls to her home Monday to help
celebrate her birthday.
Miss S. K. Iager entertained the
Sunshine Club Tuesday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Suf-
| fley Wed. April II, a son. We con-
graduate.
The Study Club met with Miss
Mary Lundgren Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L. j. Vogel and children re-
turned from an extended visit in Du-
! buque.
| Miss Lena Sandager was De-
corah visitor the first of the week.
| Miss Anna Becker is visiting in
Minneapolis this week.
Misses Wanda and Nettie "Opens
OF Mason City are visiting home
folks.
| Miss Margaret Edwards of Cedar
Rapids is a guest at the Conover
home.
Mrs. J. H. Goheen was a DEBORAH
caller Friday.
Anton Jaeger of Brandon, Iowa,
was a guest at the S. r. wager
home Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. ]. f. Conover went to Roch-
ester yesterday to visit her husband.
S. R. wager accompanied Anton
Jaeger home Friday to Brandon, Ia,
in new Saxon car which the latter
had purchased of Mr.. wager.
Christian Christianson is at home
1 from Mason City for short visit.
Miss Emma Olson was a DEBORAH
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Herman Busch Sr. went to
| Ossian yesterday to visit relatives.
The Misses Long of Ossian visited
friends here yesterday.
Frank Helwig of DEBORAH is
visiting at the Will Helwig home
! today.
Mrs. Peter Graf visited her mother
\ in DEBORAH yesterday.
Mrs. John Kupan and son of Fes-
tina visited at the w. Kupan home
yesterday.
Mrs Carrie Meyer and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Meyers
father, at DEBORAH yesterday.
Mrs. r. Wheeler of Edgewood
| visited at the ]. H. Meyer home the
past week
The Red Cross lunch served by
the Catholic ladies yesterday was
quite successful in spite of the bad
Weather. Almost $4,000 was
taken in.
The Red Cross Units will meet
at the following homes Friday:
Unit No. Tins. j. s. Grundeland
Unit No. Mrs. Frank Uher Jr.
Unit No. 3 Mrs. T. III. Huinker
Unit No. Mrs. o. P. Ode
Mrs. Frank Poshusta passed a
way at her home Wednesday evening
after a two weeks illness due to
pneumonia. She leaves to mourn
her loss her husband and children,
Emma and William who have the
sympathy of their many friends.
The funeral was held Saturday
Rev. Cresner officiating.
Micheal Tuna who has been i'll
all winter passed away at his home
Thursday evening. Mr.. Tuna is
native of Bohemia and came to this
country in 1858, locating in Win
neshiek county where he resided
until his death. He Is survived by
his wife and three children who
have the sympathy Of the commun-
ity. The burial will take place in
Spillville tomorrow at St. Wences-
laus church.
"Hits and Misses, a musical
comedy by home talent will be
presented here Tuesday evening,
April 23rd. The cast is as follows
]. Robinson. .. Glare Thaler
Mary Robinson. :. Miss Genevieve
Brother.
Betty Robinson. Z. Carrie Peterson
Bob. -. Fred Grundeland
flank. VII lShci
Jane Forester .. Olga Ode
Chorus Girls
Helen Herr, Glee Horton, Clare
Broghammer, Thelma Olson, EVELYN
Kuhn. Mildred Peterson.
Chorus Men
Paul Ode, Peter Fosse, Willis Cue
sen. Eddie Broghammer, Hawley
Harrington.
Senorita Tortals-Gen. Brother
Salvation Army Lassie. Olga Ode
Philip Grub. H. j. Giesen
Elias Hangearound-Em Morris
The Wise Guy-Paul Ode
Miss Angelica Angelica Brown
Gen. Brother.
Calmar Sextette
Helen Miller, Dorothy Melgrade.
Mary Giesen, Edna Goheen, Doris
Bergsrud, Dekka Moen.
Belgian Orphans
Henry Miller, Woodrow Buck, Ed
die Winn George Andrew Latimer.
Male Quartette
Fred Grundeland, Clarence Wangs-
ness, Hawley Harrington George
Thaler.
CONOVKR.