Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
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Donald Bullman met with an ac-
cident Monday evening while chopp-
ing kindling wood, a piece flew up
an struck him above the eye which
made a very painful injury.
Mrs. Rachel Birdsell and Mrs. Ray
Birdsell came home Tuesday from
their visit at Mason City.
Will Paddin made several trips to
DEBORAH the past week for j. +.
Kneeskern's store.
j. E. Kneesken bought about seven
ty head of cattle the past week
which were delivered here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Crawford
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. t. r.
Crawford left Saturday for Armour,
North Dakota for visit at the Chas.
Crawford home.
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick and daugh-
ter Helen and Mrs. ]. j. Van Way
were at Postville Saturday.
Fred Brouilet and family lett
Monday for Ellendorf, called there
by sickness at the Oscar Johnson
home.
John o. Donnell had the mistor-
tune to get some dip in has eyes
while working with his cattle, ana
was confined to the house severa
days. Do,old
Mrs. F. T. Bulman and son Donald
snent Wednesday and Thursday IN
Waukon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Peck, Sam
Waters and Mrs. Frank Lower OF
DEBORAH spent Thursday here at the
Mrs. Rilla Letchford home and call
ing on other friends.
Lisle Bollman spent the week END
at home from DEBORAH.
Arthur Brandt enjoyed a visit
with a large company of relatives
from Waukon Sunday.
The parcel shower which was to
have been given for Mr.. and Mrs.
lawrence Pilgrim was postponed on
account of the storm and Will +ne
given next Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Waters;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simmons and
sister Mrs. Milly Coates Anderson,
of South Dakota were calling on old
friends here Sunday.
J. E. Kneeskem and family visited
at Otto Dahlins in Glenwood Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Graveyard ana
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. c. john
son of Waukon visited at the r. L.
Bulman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bollman visited
at the /. S. Bollman home near
Volney Sunday.
Geo. Cunningham and son Ed
ward and Kenneth visited relatives
at Volga City Saturday and Sunday.
Ch3s. Barret and family were call
lers in Ossian Saturday.
Julius Brown was in town Friday
repairing the telephone line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Drew OF De-
corah visited here Sunday.
John Falney is painting the house
and out buildings at Ted Waters.
Miss Jessie Van Wey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. VanWey of
this place was united ig,9arriage to
Glad EssssIs s4rEs r hi Il IS iF rSaH Pa
M 22nd at Waterloo. The BRIDE
= =" raised in this community ana
snlendid Young lady. She has
ent the past three years IN h Wa an
Roo. where she and her huspano II
i'll make their HoIhe'
" +bis vicinity extend best wishes M
r their happiness and prosperity. tn
nv and Mrs. Sam Waters ana 10
~ Chris Waters attended the, 5. he
convention at Calmar wednesday; m
Rev. Kercher and wife opened D.
,eir meetings here Sunday evening" A
In, Lane the musical director Is w
,;tb them. He will spend the first pl
,,y DAYS organizing an adult chorus Ct
D";r On Tuesday evening he VIII tn
oct with the children and orglnze NJ
iunior choir under the name ~, Oh d
no Sunshine Booster Band. ms ms NJ
and will furnish the music. on Sat- F.
n rdov evening of each week. Mrs, B
yS.aSor tho soloist VII also assist M
N;tb The music and will have charge H
e the women's cottage m irs9.I,Ia,, of
rbich will be held from Iues4ay h
,ntiI Friday each morning, deVoIing L
% minutes to these meetings. rev rev OF
Sorcher will speak on the follow II
no. subiects-Thursday evening
II iJonah and the Whale; Friday
Why; Saturday evening-"HoW, TO
10 Always Happy; Sunday A; M
The Church. evening-"Humbugs G
ltber Subjects for the following r
veek-"The Closed Dcor'; THE I'm h.
,ardonablc S.n". No meetings will
De held on Monday evenings. All n
,ome out to this series of meetings.
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