Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-01-23
Gerhard Riste was passenger

Mrs. f. j. Peck was a passenger
for Ossian Saturday.
Miss Ella Orange was a passen-
ger for Ossian Friday.
DR.. Guthrie OF Dubuque was a
visitor here Thursday.
Misses Meyer of Ossian were
visitors here Thursday.
Fred Reum was a passenger for
Chicago Wednesday night.
Herman Dale was a passenger
for Chicago Monday night
&C. r. Heating was passenger
into Chicago Monday night.
Mrs Carl Gulbranson was a pas
senger for Calmar Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Novak of Protivin
was a shopper here yesterday.
E. j. Curtin left Friday night on
a business trip to Beach, N. ID.
Henry Rudd was business pas
senger for Des Moines Saturday:
Ed Shema was a business pas
senger for Des Moines yesterday.
-Messrs. w. B. Reed and F. A.
Kuntz went to Waterloo Monday on
business.
Miss Mable Kuntz came down
from Ridgeway yesterday for visit,
with friends mere.
Miss Margret Schwebach is here
from Caledonia on visit to her Sis
ter, Mrs. Joe Billow
Rev. VIM. S. Rasmussen of Ma
BILE, Nina, was passenger for Ce-
dar Rapids yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Stafford of West
Union is a guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. McMasters.
Mrs S. c.. Ylvisaker arrived
home yesterday morning from visit
with relatives in Milwaukee.
Miss Inez Makepeace came home
Friday from visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Dell at Cresco.
Miss Peter Twinge arrived home
Friday from, York Mimi, where she
attended the funeral of her son.
Miss Ella Ramsey went to Post
vile Monday to work for two weeks
in the Standard Telephone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. Baker arriv-
ed home Thursday evening from a
week S visit with relatives in st. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Boyd came last night
from Dubuque to see her sister, Miss
Agnes Maroney who has been very
ill.
Bring your next prescription to
John g. Schimmings drug store. l
will save Won money. Aft
IS. II. Narum came Friday from
Law1dale, Mimi, for an.woyer Sun
day visit with his father, S. o. Mar
UNI,
Miss Clara Wick arrived here
Monday from Waterloo on account of
the serious illness OF her father, +. T.
Wick.
Mrs. Ned Vance and son Lester
went to Monona Friday for visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vance.
Louie Stoskopf left for Hossing
ton. Kansas Thursday morning where
he expects to locate on a farm in the
spring.
Miss Agnes Dale came home
Thursday evening from Minneapolis
where she visited relatives since the
holidays.
Theodore Tollefson arrived
home Wednesday from Granville, N.
ID. where he spent several days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hallman
went to Minneapolis Monday where
Mrs. Hallman will undergo medical
treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. James .Carolan OF
Button are rejoicing over the arriv-
al of baby girl born to, them Sun
day, January 90
Miss Orpha Holder came over
from Ossian today and will spend
couple of days here taking the teach
ers' examination.
Mr.. and Mrs F. T. Reed went
to Rochester Thursday, where Mrs.
Reed will resume medical treatment
with the Mayo brothers.
Mrs. Caroline Sorenson and Mrs.
Alfred Rosendahl went to Indepen-
dence Monday for a visit at the
home of MIR. AID Mrs. John Malli.
Mrs. f. A. Hill of Mason, City
and Mrs. NJ. Hill of Riceton, Sask.,
Canada concluded a visit here at the
home of Tom Logsdon and returned
to Mason City Monday.
Mrs. F. l.. Thompson and
daughter Miss Marion arrived home
last Thursday from Fort Riley, Kan
sas, where they visited the boys,
Messrs. Rex and Harold Thompson.
Rev. Father John Courtney, of
Keokuk, and Rev. Richard Have of
Dubuque, returned Friday, having
been here to the funeral of Mr.. Luke
O'Brien held at Bluffton Friday NOR
ming.
On Saturday of this week we are
Offering exceptional values on GER
tain lots of mems SUITS $40 suits at
1880, which are absolutely worth
$50 each. 20 suits we are offering at
SIS, which are worth fully 400
more than our price. Be sure and
avail yourself of these wonderful val
ues. }'3 BEARS.
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