Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-09-25

William George at the, home of Mr..
land Mrs. Louis Larson on Sept. IL.
I'VE extend congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. M. o. Libbey and
Beulah, S. l.. Anderson and family
spent Sunday with relatives at Burr
Oak.
r. G. Noblett and family, Arthur
Wentworth and wife from Cresco,
Arthur Johnson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Wentworth of Clear
Lake enjoyed a picnic at the Turkey
river Sunday.
Mrs. A. P. Anderson and Mrs.
John Albertson left Thursday noon
for Fargo, N. d. to attend the funer-
Ial of relative.
Rev. Hertley, pastor of the German
M. e. church came Saturday from
DEBORAH and conducted his first SER
vice at the German church last Sun
day morning. The German M. T..
lservice flag was dedicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Natvig and
daughter and Clarence Natvig and
family autoed here Friday from
Lawler to attend the Ladies Aid
iOOSACty CT tic oundOI OOn aOlllG.
Chas. Ernest came last week Mon
day from Thief River Falls for a
visit with his brother Otto Ernest.
Mr.. Ernest expects to move his fam
L lily back to this vicinity.
Mrs. S. G. Johnson and Norma
We're DEBORAH shoppers Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wick of Calmar
township are the proud parents of a
baby boy born to them Monday
lSept. 16.
G. F. Baker and family from De-
corah autoed up here Friday eve.
Miss Cecil euro and Anna Evans
accompanied them back for an over
Sunday visit with homefolks.
Henry Peterson of Sioux Falls,
d. came Sunday morning for few
| days visit with his parents, Mr.. ind
Mrs. S. Peterson.
Fred Scoonmaker came Tuesday
from Canada for a visit with rela-
| tives.
The monthly business meeting OF
the M. E. Epworth League was held
Tuesday evening at the home of Ada
Griffith.
p. K Hoffland returned home Sat.
from couple Of weeks visit with
| friends at Devils Lake, N. ID.
Among those who visited at Cresco
last week are: Anton Brekko and
wife, o. o. Rue and wife, Mrs. J. II.
Hospardarsky and Mrs.. Alfred Drum,
Mrs. N. Schuetz, Dorothy and Law
ahn, Mrs. P. l.. Gordianer, Jannettc
lOuo1Iav AdoJlo Coprod o,a Are n
Shobakken, Ruth and Dorothy.
| r. A. Blackburn returned homo
"Wednesday from Chicago where he
marketed cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Anderson visit
ed at the John X. Griebel home at
DEBORAH Thursday.
| M. o. Libbey and wife ACCOMPANY
ed by Fred Schoonmaker of Canada
autoed to Burr Oak Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Morton and
Hazel and Miss Letha Morton Joined
1.-The M. e. church at the regular SER
| vice hour Sunday morning.
| Miss Hattie Morton was the leader
of very interesting League meeting
last Sunday evening. Miss Milly
forum rendered piano solo and
Ethel Brinkman, Ada Griffith and
[Milly Drum gave interesting talks
on Africa, Japan and China, the
! topic being a Missionary one. Each
one present certainly derived sons
benefit from the meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Barefoot of De-
corah visited Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Gordianer.
Harvest Home Festival at the NJ.
e. church, Friday evening, Sept. p
lat O'Clock p. m. A fine program
consisting of readings and musical
numbers of different types. There
will also be an elegant display OF
vegetables and fruits to be auction
ed off after the program. Be sure
and come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harris, Gee.
Leet and family and Mrs. Horace
tGordianer of PostviHe were the
guests at the P. L. Gordianer home
Sunday.
Word was received here announce
ing the marriage of Elsie Schier a
Granger, Mimi. on Thursday evening
Sept. 10. Further particulars UNI
known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falck and chill
dren left Saturday for Strawberry
Point for few days visit with re-
latives and friends.
Fred Schoonmaker left Monday
morning from Prosper, MINI. for his
home at Canada. He was accompans-
led home by Mrs. Geo. Peacock who
will spend the winter there.
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