Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-10
BLUFFTON,

The farmers are haying. Having
a little too much rain, the moon
changes to day we are in hopes the
weather will be more pleasant
August Bergman helped Britten-
dalls extract honey the fore part of
the week, -~--s 800
Terry McCabe marketed a load of
wool at DEBORAH last Tuesday.
Rupert Greenslade and family
from Casey Springs visited August
Berseman's yesterday afternoon.
Will LANCE and son Fred autoed
to town Tuesday to buy a binder,
went to Cresco then to DEBORAH they
found just what they wanted in De-
corah.
Mrs. James Carolan was Bluff
ton shopper Tuesday.
Mr.. Sybert made a. business trip to
Ridgeway Tuesday.
Morgue Rider went to DEBORAH
Tuesday on business.
Luke O'Brien had calf killed by
lightning last Monday night
Glenn Gossman and John Thynes
celebrated their 4th in Harmony. 1t
rained so much they had a time, get
ting their car nome.
) Paddle O'Brien and family spent
the 4th in DEBORAH with relatives.
Harry Harvey hauled sand from
the river Saturday afternoon. He is
going to have one corner of the wall
fixed under his barn.
Ted Emmons of Burr Oak autoed
through here yesterday on his way
to town south of here.
Will Lange's, Asa Lange's, Fred
Lange's had a picnic dinner on the
old home place, they autoed to De-
corah first picked up Dell LANCE and
wife. The rain held off until after
| they had their dinner, then they had
to come home all the way through
the rain.
Pauline Monthey went home to
Lime Springs for an over Sunday
visit with her folks. Lester Bron-
ner accompanied her Saturday.
| Mrs. Harry Harvey and her sister
| Mrs, Anna Cameron were picking
Tgooseberries last week.
| Paddle O'Brien autoed to Prosper
and Burr Oak Saturday morning. G.
w. Brittendall accompanied him.
The RUDE Wilbur and Oscar John
son families celebrated their 4th of
July with H. Shelley.
August Bergman and family
celebrated their eighth wedding ami
versary with Brittendalls the 4th.
The Union Birthday Roll will meet
at T. Murdock's the 16 in the even
ing at p. m. All are cordially in
vited.
T. Murdoch, wife and three young
lest children spent their 4th with a
married daughter, Mrs. Miley Will
bur.
Charley Murdoch and wife spent
THE 4th with his mother in Bluffton,
AGA Lange had to have new hat.
What for? Why he has the finest
twp, who wouldn't have to have a
new hat or the old one enlarged.
X. c. Wilbur and his lady, Fora
Manuel visited friends in Bluffton
yesterday and attended church in the
afternoon.
Ernie Ward, wife, son Rex, daugh-
ter Dorothy and Mrs. Herb Van
Welt of Bethel visited Brittendalls
Friday. Mr.. Ward took home
swarm of bees with him. He is 60
| ing into the bee business again.
Ernest Bergman and family and
| Gladys Murdoch celebrated the 4th
on Maple ave. with friends and re-
latives. 81
Mrs. E. Bergman is doing some
sewing for Mrs. Ed Fuches.
Chas. Burgess, wife and daughter
spent the 4th with Geo. Smell.
Dell LANCE and wife Of DEBORAH
took supper with his brother, viii
LANCE yesterday eve. Frank Bloom
! field drove the car and called on old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engals of DEBORAH
have been out in Madison twp. for a
while with their son who is on farm
there. They came through Bluffton
this morning on their way to Phil.
Halse to a barn raising.
Leo Marcy of Canoe is a guest of
H. Marcy. This little fellow is only
ten months old, but is as happy and
lcontented as a clam in the sunshine,
and will be as long as the Jersey
COW gives such nice milk.
Rev. Supplee, wife and daughters
of Burr Oak attended Sunday school
and church services here yesterday.
Mr.. Supplee took charge of the Bible
| claSS in S. S.