Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-09-04

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Laporte City Monday Mrs. Fosse
remained here to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. H. Grimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladvig came Sunday
from Sumner for visit at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. Aegerter. Mrs. Aegerter returned
home with them for weeks visit.
Mabel Arney came Tuesday night
from Albian, Iowa for visit with
her brother B. f. Arney and wife.
4 Dennis Koran of DEBORAH was en-
tertained at supper Friday night at
the P. L. Gardianer home.
j Word was received here Friday
telling the sad news of the death of
Mrs. H. e. Grimes at California,
Friday morning, Aug. 80. The re-
mains are expected here Tuesday
and the funeral will be held Tuesday
AFTERNOON at o'clock at the home of
the deceased's mother, Mrs. c..
Degro.
Mesdames. Thompson and Fret
helm were passengers for Austin,
Mimi. Saturday where they will
visit at the Macal home.
Mrs. j. w. Bloomingdale went to
Cresco Saturday for few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Fred Aegerter came last week
from Rockwell City for visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Aegerter before he leaves for camp.
Kathleen Morris of Calmar and
Miss Angelina Musmaker of Green
Yille, Iowa came Saturday, the former
| to visit Mrs. w. E. Paley and the
latter to teach in the school.
JuaDSta Leffingwell returned to
her home at Sabula, Iowa Saturday
night after visiting her aunt for the
past six weeks.
! Marguerite Brown, Lola Heading
ton and Stewart Clink came from
near Cresco Thursday and rendered
very beautiful special numbers at
the patriotic program given at the
NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Glen Bowers and children
were passengers for Cresco Saturday
where they will visit relatives.
Guy Rollins and family autoed
here from Fredericksburg Sunday
to spend the day at the w. j. Paley
home.
L. T. Fosse and Della returned
home Tuesday from Russell, Mimi.
where they attended the funerals of
RELATIVES.
A card received by Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. t. Fosse last meek stated that
their son Lloyd had arrived safely
overseas.
Mr.. Olson came Saturday night
to assist Mr. Putnam at the depot
John Moe who formerly worked
there left for Sunday morning for
Rosmount, Mimi. where he will take
charge of station.
Among those who were at Cresco
last week are: Mrs. A. Johnson and
Anita, S. Peterson, Mrs. R. G.. Baker
andKarl, Agnes Qualley, Esther
Jacobson, Ernest Frenchte, Dorothy
Hickey, Mrs. c. c. Carrothers, M. o.
Lebbey and family, Mrs. S. Anderson
and children and Mrs. N. C. Putnam
and children.
| Misses Sjoben, euro, Evans from
DEBORAH and Miss Hattie Martin from
near Cresco came Sunday to COM
mence their work in our public
school here
The Red Cross chairman of the
Ridgeway chapter delivered at the
Red Cross rooms at DEBORAH one day
last week 106 pairs socks,
sweaters, so petticoats, and AZ
hospital drawers. The ladies Of this
visinity certainly show much inter-
est in this noble work.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. M. Shoemaker,
Mile Drum and Adella Fosse autoed
to Frankville Monday to attend the
County Sunday School Convention
which was held there Monday and
Tuesday.
Services will be held at the Nj. r..
church next Sunday, Sept. 8 as fol-
lows: Preaching services 1880 a:
m. s. S. 1880 a. M, Epworth League
l7:45 and services again in the even
ing at 500 p. m.
Mrs. Anna Anderson and family
autoed to Spring Valley, Mimi. sun
day to visit relatives and friends
/ The many friends of Harold Jor-
dahl gave him surprise party at
his home Monday evening. The even
ing was spent in playing games and
light refreshments were served.
Harold leaves this week for camp
land the best good luck goes with him
from his many friends.
The Young Peoples Society or the
Lincoln church met Sunday night,
Sept. l at the John Fjelstul home.
Fred Kafer and family returned
home Monday from weeks visit at
ILittleport with relatives and friends
Obituary.
Flayia Marcia Teetshorn, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Teet-
Ishorn was born July 30, 1885 In
Lincoln township, Wfnneshiek
lcounty, Iowa.
When five years of age she sufer-
led e serious affliction from which
she never entirely recovered. Al
Though an invalid for many years.
she was bright and cheerful and her
mind and hands were habitually oc-
lcupied in some useful way.
Physically unable to attend school.
She nevertheless so applied herself
lalong educational lines as to become
proficient In the common branches
LOT education, especially in reading
land writing. A few days before her
death she became so seriously III
THAT a physician was called, but
loouIa oiva M assurance that her life