Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-26

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Ridgeway Saturday.
Miss Anna Refsdahl arrived
Eere yesterday from Candy, MINI.
Mrs. c. G. Anderson returned
to Calmar Saturday after briei
visit here.
-Mesdames John Burreson anC
A. Peterson went to Albert Lea,
today for visit with relatives.
Mrs. N. N. Quandahl returned to
Mason City today having visited
her mother, Mrs. X. Thompson few
days.
Mrs. Hanna Haas came home
from Ossian yesterday where she
has been nursing a case of lung
/ fever.
Maurice Hjerset left today for
Cedar Rapids where he has accepted
a dospition with the Cedar Rapids
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bell concluded
visit here with the latters sister,
Mrs. Tokvam and returned to Mime
apolis today. s~N.
I Mrs. Frank Headington accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Claire
: Mckinney were passengers to Du-
buque today. g"
Miss Ruby Sharp very royalty
: entertained the l.. NJ. club at the
Lyric Theatre and Sweet Shop Mon
. day evening.
Mrs. NJ. Amundsen and son
Martin departed for Enkstern, N. ID.
today having spent the winter here
with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Nelson.
Mr.. T. A. Woodrow came here
4. from Des Moines and spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Solberg.
He departed for his home in Glen
side, Sask. Canada on Friday.
Mrs. David Biddinger departed
for Minneapolis Saturday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Moorhead. She
, will also visit her daughter Mrs.
Phillip Johnson at Detroit, MINI.
Mrs B. A. Slocum departed
this morning for Minneapolis having
been called there by the sudden and
sad death of her neice, Miss Maude
Wright. Mr.. Slocum will leave for
Minneapolis tonight.
-Sigurd Hanson returned to
Stephen, MINI. yesterday after a
visit here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berger Hanson. Norvin Hanson
who also visited his parents, went
to Minneapolis yesterday. 49,
Mrs. Cora Simpsons knitting
unit met with picnic last Wednes-
day evening at the home. of Miss
Theodore Nesheim. A spread of most
delicious eats was served and a very
enjoyable evening spent.
Miss Dorothy Starr came Satur-
day from Cleveland and spoke at the
Congregational church on Sunday.
She was a guest at the H. A!Warner
home during her stay here. She de-
parted Monday for Charles City.
Elmer Shaw is leaving tonight
for Emery, s. d. for visit with
his sisters, Mrs. Driscol and Miss
Grace Shaw He will visit his sister,
Miss Amanda in Minneapolis on his
return, also his brother Gene at Aus
tin.
MIR. and Mrs. Brownwell and
son Durwin of Sault st. Marie, Mich.
who have been guests at the Ray
Algyer home concluded their visit
here and left for Minneapolis Friday
for visit before returning to their
home.
Rev. A. r. Grant assisted Rev.
Caller, of Elgin at the latter place in
a series of very successful revival
meetings the past week. About AZ
conversions are reported, most of
them being young people from the
high school.
Several of the girls who are at
tending college at Iowa City came
home Friday to spend vacation OF
five days. Those who came are,
Misses Gladys Haberly, Helen Will
liams, Dorothy Barfoot, Louise Cur
tin and Carrie Mcintosh.
Mrs. John Tollefson and two
sons, of Devils Lake, N. d. returned
home last Wednesday after visits
here with her brother liver Barlow
in Calmar and brother H. o. Barlow
and sister, Mrs. A. Lansrud in
Springfield township, and sister, Mrs.
Ernest Rosenthal at Canton, be-
sides other friends and relatives.