Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-05-04
BLUFFTON.

This is a pleasant morning but
quite cool.
Joe Kinney plowed a garden spo,
for T. Murdoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sibert, daughter Ada
called on Elmer Greenslades the first
of the, week.
c. w. Brittendall made trip to
Prosper Tuesday.
Crawford Sharp is splitting up his
wood these days.
George Emery was in our burg
Tuesday, wants to try a new swarm
of bees. George we think you will
have to be patient until about jung
before a new swarm comes off.
P. j. O'Brien dragged roads Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Ash went to DEBORAH Friday
to visit Mrs. AGA LANCE. She is ex-
pected home today.
Mrs. George Whalen went to
Cresco Friday to consult DR.. Kessel
Beatrice Bentley returned home
from the Cresco hospital Friday. She
underwent a successful operation.
Gladys Murdoch called on Mrs. c.
Brittendall Friday evening.
Joe Kinney got one of his limbs
hurt in a grubbing machine the lat
ter part of the week.
Ernest Bergman and Joe Kinney
took a job of grubbing for Mr.
Thomas Carolan.
Carl Melver and wife rented H
Marcy's house and moved in Friday
evening.
Any of you seen Terry O'Brien
since Friday, why? You would
think he owned all the land in Win
neshiek County, or was a Wander.
belt to see t. him walking around
hands in his pockets. A bouncing
boy arrived, there Friday evening
Well that accounts for his actions
Congratulations.
T. Murdoch is working for Miles
Wilbur this spring.
Ernest Bergman made some gar.
den Saturday.
The county road tractor was drag
ging the roads between Button and
DEBORAH Saturday.
August Bergman and family Sun
dayed with Brittendalls.
Mr.. land Mrs. Thomas Carolar
celebrated their Silver Wedding an
niversary Wednesday evening. There
were nearly two hundred people
there. 1t shows the high esteem
these people are held in. May they
live to see their Golden Wedding.
Mrs. Pat Gallagher and son Leo
two daughters, May and Leora were
to the Thomas Carolan wedding an.
niversary last Wednesday.
James Murdoch and two of the
Olson boys have started grabbing
for Fred Leonhart.
Mr.. Albert Monthey of Lime
Springs is visiting his daughter anc
family, Mrs. Ernest Bergman.
Sunday school next Sunday at 9
p. m. Preaching at 3 p. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ash, daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Brttendall' were to the
Thomas Carolan wedding anniversary
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Richard Greenslade had COCO
luck with her incubator hatch. She
has up wards of 200 young chickens
The Union Cradle Roll will meet
with Mrs. Fred LANCE the 18th OF
May at 2 p. m.
! James Weldon is blowing today. He
and his mother attended church in
Burr Oak yesterday in spite of the
bad weather.
| The cemetery association meeting
was not held last Saturday on ac-
count of the rain. 1t will be held
Saturday evening in the school house
if it don't rain.
Ralph Taylor, our mail man is tax.
ing his vacation now, but is work
ing like a tiger.
Charles Burgess goes to Decorat
today on business.
August Bergman got some ground
of John McCauley, this spring tc
work.
Terry Mcconnell is working some
ground for Brittendalls. He put il
oats.
May Gallagher is teaching in the
Henry's district.
Henry Crawford is doing some
painting for Pete McCauley.
Mr., Taylor is working for Ruper
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