Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-03

trip.
Miss Bertha Hegg left Satur-
day for Chicago on weeks visit to
friends.
Miss Libbie Hitler went to Arm
strong, OLIVIA, Friday on a visit to
friends.
Miss Lillian Baker went to
Usage Friday to visit Miss Dorothy
Buckman.
Ernest Siihler went to Fort
Wayne, Ind, Friday on visit to
relatives.
Mat Moe, Of the DEBORAH Poster
force, went to St. Paul Friday on a
weeks visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Mabel Richabough returned
to Calmar Friday after spending a
few days with her mother Mrs. C.
Rickabaugh.
Miss Ida HofTas returned to
Davenport Fpday after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hoffas
for two weeks.
Miss Idella Bake who had been
visiting her parents here went to
Chicago Friday to look up the new
styles in fall millinery.
The business or shorthand course
and the common branches, months
at Valdez College, DEBORAH, Iowa,
bis S65. Advertisement.
Mrs. Conlin and son arrived
home Friday from Milwaukee where
they had been visiting for some
time. Mrs. Conlin purchased her au-
tumn and fall line of millinery also
before returning.
MIR. and Mrs. Iver Ringdahl and
daughter arrived home Friday from
an enjoyable auto trip to the Twin
Cities and Redwing, Mimi, at the
latter place they visited Mr.. Ring
dahls father, and he accompanied
them to DEBORAH on a visit.
Mrs. Ed. Phillips was a shopper
! from Conover Monday.
Rev. |. B. Torrison was at Cal
mar between trains Monday.
Mr.. G. c. Estrem went to Prairie
du Chem Tuesday to spend few
days.
Mrs Frank Bailey went to POST
vile Monday to visit Mrs. j. M.
Boehm
+ Miss Ida Moore spent Sunday at
the home of Ernest Fox and family
of Riceville.
Miss Anna c. Rogue arrived here
from New York City Tuesday to
visit with her mother.
Miss Anna Dahlbon came from
Minneapolis yesterday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hove.
! Mrs. Roy Brown leaves for Os-
kaloosa this week to visit her neice,
Mrs. Richard c. Lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Moe, of
I Calmar, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cummings
arrived home Saturday from an out
| ing at Gull Lake, MINI.
Miss Myrtle Sharp returned to
Fayette Monday night after spending
Sunday with home folks.
Atty. Z. r. Acres and son
Lawrence went to Spring Green, Wis.
Saturday on fishing rip.
/ MIR. and Mrs.. Geo. Bueneke and
children go to Maynard tomorrow to
attend big celebration on there.
Mrs. Pat Hogan left for Green
Bay, Wis. Monday on a visit to her
son James and wife for few days.
| Miss Anna Rubie returned to
Elkader Monday after an over Sun
| day visit with her mother and sisters.
Mrs. John Day concluded her
visit at the Henry Montgomery home
and returned home to Duluth Satur-
day.
George Kirkeby and family of
Reeder, n. Oak. are visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kirkeby this
lweek.
| Miss Jessie Norton, of Austin,
came Tuesday for a visit at the
Charley Peterson home and other
friends.
Miss Charlotte Mollart returned
from Des Moines Saturday where
she spent four days taking the state
board examination for professional
nursing.
Miss L. Hiatt came from Sydney
Iowa Tuesday to visit her brother
in-law land sister DR.. and Mrs.
Fritchen.
Mrs. j. Walker came from Mason
City Monday to join her daughter
Grace on visit at the c. r. Will
Jams home.
Mrs. Franklin Sampson and Mrs
H. P. Johnson left last week fol
Sioux Falls, S. Oak. on a short visit
to relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Malmin re
turned home to st. Paul Monday
morning after spending severa
months here.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Bull and sol
are expected from Great Falls, Mont
this week on a visit to her siste,
Mrs. Hannah Haas.
Mrs Augusta Brown returned t.
Charles City Monday after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Craft TO,
several days.
Mrs. E. Tyler and son William
left for Roundup, Mont. Monday Of
four weeks visit to their son an,
brother, Charles.
Mrs. p. E. Kelly and children
Rose and Emmett returned home +
Dubuque Tuesday after visiting rels
tives in DEBORAH.
Misses Ellen and Sara Larson
left for Minneapolis via. car Tues
day to spend "a few days with thei
tsister Mrs. Ed. Tullock.