Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-06-26

Lester Bronner and his lady
friend, Mr.. Kipp's family and Ed
ward Dinger and wife enjoyed a
basket picnic yesterday.
Mrs. Brittendall, her cousin, Mrs.
Archer and Mrs: Morse and Uncle
R. C. Weldon visited Patti Gallagher
Saturday.
Rev. B. c. Suplee of Burr Oak
preached to Us yesterday. His wife
and daughter, Mirmian accompanied
him, 3 eS.s-l~ -, - s'~-~
Mrs. Sanaker Of Burr Oak at-
tended Sunday school and church
here yesterday and taught the
primary class.
Fred LANCE and family were out
Joy riding yesterday.
Ivan Linderman's entertained
company yesterday from Cresco,
Mr.. Wheeler and family.
This is a wet morning, still rain
. ing.
Patti Gallagher autoed to Cresco
Tuesday. came home through the
worst rain storm, but Mr.. Gallagher
had complete control over his iron
steed and arrived home safely.
c. w. Brittendall autoed to De-
corah Tuesday to meet Mrs. Archer
OF Chicago and Mrs. C. j. Morse,
of Harvard, ILL.,, cousins of Mrs.
Brittendalps and Mrs. H. Shelley.
They will visit here and in Burr
Oak also.
Paddle O'Brien autoed his wife
and his sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Berg
man to Cresco Friday. Mrs. O'Brien
went to consult Dr. Kessel. Mrs.
Bergman is taking treatment of
DR.. o. Brien.
Henry Courtney is on the sick
list.
AGA LANCE and family visited De-
corah Saturday.
Walter McCauley's visited Bluff
ton yesterday
Luxe Gallagher and wife were
DEBORAH shoppers Saturday.
Everybody and his neiehbor are
picking wild gooseberries these
days.
Ch2s. Burgess, wife and daugh-
ter, Lucille attended Sunday school
and church Sunday and took sup
per with Brittendall's.
Patt Gallagher sold a calf and
delivered it to DEBORAH Saturday
morning.
SheIey's and Brittendalps have
an uncle, R. c. Weldon visiting them
from Princeton, Mimi.
Mr.. Taylor has been blowing for
Luke OBrien the past week.
Claude Iverson, our soldier bow.
from Camp Dodge was home
guest over Sunday.
Mrs. AGA LANCE expects the paper
hanger this week, Ben Shelley of
Burr Oak.
Margaret LANCE made Mrs. Brit
tendall call yesterday morning.
Mrs. Phil Donlon has carpenters
this week.
Henry Bergman is spending his
vacation at Bonair with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mon
they.
Rube Wilbur's of Prosper called
on H. Shelley yesterday evening.
X. c. Weldon, Mrs. Archer and
Mrs. Morse took dinner with Fl.
Sheley's yesterday.
Marie Bergman attended Sunday
school yesterday.
Gladys Murdoch spent some of her
time last week with her sister, Mrs.
NJ. Wilbur.
Claude Morton and family of
Orleans twp. visited relatives in
Bluffton yesterday.
Patt Thyme was caller in our
burg yesterday.
Motley O'Brien of DEBORAH is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
She and Mrs. Erick O'Brien called
on Mrs. Brittendall yesterday eve.
Those who attended the wedding
in the Bethel neighborhood from
Bluffton were Mrs. Sheleys Archie
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall,
Mrs. Archer of Chicago who is
guest of Brittendall's.
A very pretty June wedding was
celebrated at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ward when their only
daughter Violet became the bride
of Louis Undertake. Thursday
afternoon at 300 D. m.
Rev. B. C. Suplee of Burr Oak
performed the ring ceremony in
the presence Of about rs invited
guests and relatives.
The bride was attired in white
georgette crepe and carried boquet
of pink roses while the bridesmaid,
Miss Irene Wilbur, of Webb, Ia.
wore pink georgiette crepe and also
carried boquet of roses. Mr..
Bert Underbakke, a brother of the
groom, was best man. The home
was beautifully decorated with
fiowers-all decorations being in
pink and white. Little Lee Wilbur
carried the ring and the little sister
Of the groom carried a basket of
flowers and strewed them in the
path of the bridal party as they
marched to their places under an
arch of flowers and wedding bells.
The march was played by Mrs.
Herbert Van Welt. After the cere-
mony hearty congratulations were
offered and the guests were served
to bounteous wedding dinner
Their presents were numerous and
beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs. Under
bake are both we'll known in
Bethel neighborhood and are held
in highest esteem. They will go