Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-04-27

Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Richard
were in town shopping Monday eve
ming.
Murle and Marvel Nelson were in
town Wednesday evening.
| Miss Selma Usgaard is assisting
home folks to get settled on the
Burt place.
Mrs. P. Goldberg, Miss Mayme
Goldberg and Mrs. 'Plumkett were
in town shopping Thursday.
Leonard Johnson was "a Hesper
caller Thursday.
Ole X Sander called on John
Thingvold Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ellingson and
son Donald of DEBORAH were Hes
per visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dahl and fam
lily We're Hesper shoppers Wednesday,
Mrs. Roy elise and baby called
at the NJ. jacobson home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. E. ]. Void spent Thursday
evening at the Mrs. T. G. Meader
home.
Billy Mallder of Mabel passed
thru town with a drilling outfit on
Monday.
H. n. Everetts and Clarence Rolf
shus are attending court as jurors
this week.
Mrs. Frank Frye, Kenneth, Hazel
Ruby and Nina Nelson and Clara
Sander called on Mrs. Knute K
Sander Saturday afteroon.
Miss Amanda Olson was an over
Sunday guests at the Anton Peder-
son home.
Mrs. Almira Hiatt
Almira Hailin was born in STARK
county, Ohio, Feb. 9th, 1886 and OF
August 18th 1853 was married Il
Steven w. Hiatt at West Field. They
moved to the middle west in 1855
settling on a farm near Hesper
Iowa, in the early sixties. They in
to Minnesota to a farm south o,
Mabel. OF their seven children
three are deceased, Charley, JOIN
and Nellie, while those surviving ar,
Mrs. Will Johnson, of Hesper, Mrs
Marietta Hardness of Mabel, Mrs
Amey E. Haines of Mabel anc
Steven w. Hiatt of GAINESVILLE, Fla
For the last fifteen years Mrs. HAT
made her home at Mabel 18th he
youngest daughter, Mrs. Anne!
Haines, her death occurring Tues
day, April 10Th. She was a. lif,
ong member of the Friends church
The funeral services was held Fri
day, April 22nd, at the Methods
church at Mabel, Rev. Sans of tn,
Hesper Friends church officiating.
She was laid to rest in the Hes
per cemetery.
Pierce Anderson was Hesper cal
Ter this week.
Stwart Chink and Pierce Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Linzenmeye
and family were dinner guests at tn,
George Linzenmeyer home on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halsey ant
baby spent Sunday afternoon at tn,
w. M. Griswold home.
Cyril Rowe spent Sunday witt
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ramlo wer,
Hesper shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Olaf Sander and Ethel spen
Tuesday afternoon at the Melvin
Corsen home.
Arne Reinsvold was a pleasant
caller at the Ole X. Sander home
Friday.
| The Hans Upsal, Anna Usgaard
Miss Nelson, Clara Sander anc
Stewart Clink spent Thursday even
ing at the Pete Usgaard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Easton and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie McMillen
Mr.. and AIRS. Sander and Ethel
knute Sander, Sr., Miss Clara San
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Trimbell and Mis-
Nellie were dinner guests at the OIL,
Molstaed home Sunday.
The first meeting of the Sunda!
school in the U. L. church parlor
was very good beginning, 81 pupil
being enrolled and many more ex
pected by next Sunday. Two nev
officers were elected, Miss Agne
Burreson, Secretary, Miss Ella Bur
reson Treasurer. Positions the girl
are splendidly able to fill. Sunda
school next Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Perry Thompson conducted choi
practice in the U. L. church par
Tors Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
. Several were absent. Come and eX
ercise your voices next time.