Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-02-25
BLUFFTON.

There Will be no mail man today
as he will celebrate Washington
birthday.
! Mrs Olson and daughter Mrs.
Carlson visited Mrs. Lloyd Bently on
Tuesday.
There was a farewell party given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
lntsminger last Monday night, but
few were present on account of the
flu scare.
Mr.. Ash has been hauling wood and
also some hay this last week.
Leo Gallagher called in our burg
Tuesday looking for ice. He is coins
to put up ice for family use.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cassel were shop
ping in our burg Tuesday.
Vera Burnham stayed with Gladys
Murdoch Saturday night.
Chas. Burgess attended the Ints-
minger sale and bought pretty
piece of furniture. Mrs. Burgess and
daughter Lucille visited Mrs. Britten-
dali and Mrs. Ash while Mr.. Burgess
attended the sale.
AGA Lange made a business trip 20
DEBORAH Thursday.
G. w. Brittendall and Casper Olson
went to Prosper Thursday for goods.
I. Murdoch attended the Under
pakke sale and bought stove, a
range. 1t made his wife smile.
Mr.. Olson, Glenn Gossman. Elmer
Greenslade were to the Underbakke
sale.
Fred Ward of Burr Oak came to
Blunton Friday and bought COW of
Brittendalls. Vernon Manning accom-
panied him to assist in getting the
COW home. v ~ go. d
Lester Bronner attended the Under
bake sale and bought five cows. Mrs.
Bronner accompanied him as far as
Bluffton and visited her sister, Mrs.
Ernest ,Burgman during this time.
August Bergman and Edd. Fuchs
traded horses this last week. both
men think they bettered themselves
hut how the horses feel in changing
homes is question
Mrs. Edward Dinger and son Cliff
ford of DEBORAH are visiting Grand
ma Farrell. They came Thursday.
Harry Wohlford's are moving on
viii Lange's place, have rented. Mr..
and Mrs. viii LANCE are in Decorah
at present.
Leo, May and James Gallagher cal
led on their aunt Mrs. Brittendall
yesterday.
Elmer Greenslade has purchased
a monograph, the Edison, he has
some very fine records with it.
Mrs. Dwight Dow of Seattle, Wash.
visited a married daughter i'm South
Dakota and is in DEBORAH visiting re-
latiyes and friends and will visit in
Burr Oak and this vicinity before re-
turning.
James Weldon is on the sick list
this morning.
Mrs. Edward Dinger, Gladys Muir
dock and Vera Burnham called on
Mrs. Elmer Greensiade to hear that
beautiful photograph of theirs.
Harry Marcy was up from DEBORAH
Friday. His sister Mrs. Lawrence
lntsminger went home with him for
a visit Her husband boarded the
train for Washington, went on ahead
OF the rest of them.
Dave CasseI, wife and daughter
Maxine visited our burg Saturday.
Word was received from Mrs. NJ.
l.. Bloomfield and son Frank who
Went to Lake Helen, Fla. for the
winter, that they were enjoying the
beautiful climate. They believe it
the ideal place to live in winter.
The gardens are growing flowers IN
bloom, only one lacking IL they only
had some of their relatives or old
friends with them. They will return
home as soon as the weather is nice
here.
Mr.. Hulverson of Cresco is visit
ing his daughter and family, Mrs.
Elmer Greenslade.
The flu ban has been lifted in and
around Burr Oak. The sick are all
able to be out again. The Union
Roll will meet with Mrs. Henry
Manuel Saturday afternoon, y. M,
no preventing providence. All who
are interested in this work are cor
daily invited to come. This family
lives north OF Burr Oak on the road
to Prosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight concluded
their visit here. returned home on
Saturday. Casper Olson took them to
the train at Cresco. Doc Green, ac-
companied them as far as Cresco.