Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-17
HESPER.

turned missionaries from Africa
gave an interesting talk on African
customs, climate and of the progress
the Friends Mission has accomplish
ed there. They sang two hymns in
the African language, in the Friends
church Wednesday eve.
Murel and Guy Nelson were Hes.
Per shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Bert Dahl and Mrs. Ole X.
Sander called on Mrs. John Tutter-
Oen Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Frye and Ole X. San
den were Mabel callers Friday.
Celius jacobson called on home
folks Friday.
DR.. Iannin was called to attend
grandma Griswold Friday, who is
quite poorly.
Walter and Willard Halsey, who
have been visiting relatives the past
two weeks, left for Waupeton, N. d.
Friday.
Mrs. Tom Humphry and Belmont
called on Mrs. Frank Frye Saturday.
NY. and Mrs. Bonnie Grindeland
and children We're in town calling on
Saturday.
Mr.. Charlie Halsey and children
were Hesper shoppers Saturday.
Miss Nina johnson called on Idella
Rowe Thursday.
Mrs. Ole o. Sander and Miss
Clara called on Mrs, Anton Peterson
Thursday afternoon.
NJ. and Mrs. John Void and Mrs.
Mayme Goldberg visited with Mrs
Carl Anderson the past week.
Mr.. Albert Newhouse was in town
posting auction bills Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie McMillen have
moved into the Saale place which
they have purchased.
William Hutchinson called on Ole
X. Sandens' folks Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Easton and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the Ray Wilke home.
Harry Whilper visited at Caledon-
ia Sunday.
Mr.. Clink and Mis-. Clara Sander
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Sander Sunday evening.
Miss Marion Casterton spent We'd
nesday evening at the p. Goldberg
home.
There will be trimmed basket
social and program at the Hesper
school house Friday evening, Nov.
1g. Admission 15c and each lady
will be required to bring a basket
and everybody is welcome.
M. and Mrs. Charlie McMillen
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
SO AoMillen.
Mrs. Frank Frye and children
visited with Mrs. Ole Sander Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nelson were
Hesper shoppers Monday.
jesse McMillen has purchased
Reid's blacksmith shop. Gust Olson
of Mabel has been hired to do the
blacksmith work, commencing Mon
day.
Roy Thorson is seriously i'll at La
Crosse hospital with appendicitis.
Mr.. Fred Foltz, Esther Klegseth.
Johnnie Reinsvold were in town on
business Monday.
Vera Koppen was Hesper shop
per Monday.
Mrs. H. C. Thingvold and Mrs.
Alfred Anderson called on Mrs. B.
Burreson Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ole Molstad spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Anton Peterson.
Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hutchinson left for Duluth IL
spend the winter at tneir sons home.
Between trains at St. Pr Il they will
visit with their granddaughter, who
IS attending the University. They
will be missed by their many friends
but we are hopeful Of an early spring
and their speedy return.
KHut Sander ST. was an over Sun
day guest with relatives at Harmony.
Miss Clara Sander returning with
him Monday for a visit with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robinson OF
Mabel visited at the Everts home on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Elton moved
10 Harmony on Monday. Mr.. Elton
has been Hesper's efficient barber
the past year and will be greatly
missed bv his patrons.
Mss Myra Halsey visited at the
w. Hutchinson home Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Allen and daughter were
Hesper shoppers Monday.
Salve SHlveson called on Ole X.
Sander Sunday.