Decorah public opinion., 1922-08-30
HESPER.

| Ter Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholi Thorsen and
family and Olaf Selness started last
Tuesday on an auto trip to Walcott,
| n. Oak, to visit Mrs. Thorson's par
entail home.
A large crowd of young people en-
joyed lawn party at the +. j. Wold
| home Tuesday evening. An enjoy
able time is reported. Miss Viola
entertained some young ladies on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aasum and
children. Miss Ida Klegseth and Til
da Korsness were callers at the I'd.
Nelson home Wednesday evening.
The cemetery association met at
the home of Mrs. Andrew Erickson,
near Burr Oak. A large crowd at
tended with many visitors present.
Rev. Pieper of Burr Oak, led the
devotional. Folks enjoyed a dellci-
Gus lunch and a very pleanant al
ternoon. $2165 was realized for the
cemetary fund. This meeting con-
cludes the meetings of this society
for this year.
s. o. Sorlein departed by auto for
Bode, Iowa, Tuesday. Mr. and MIS-.
Sorein will be greatly missed in the
Sunday school, where he has been
the efficient superintendent this year.
We wish Mr.. Sorlein success in MS
life work.
Wednesday morning, Mr.. and Mrs.
r Burreson autoed with Mrs. Sor-
Ssa1 ,~a.~ss each day.aIssniss the base
lefh"anec baby to GARNER; rorn wner
! she entrained for Bode, Iowa.
Mrs. Sarah Thingvold was a caller
at the B. Burreson home on Tuesday
I afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Smith auto
! ed to Rochester, Mimi, Tuesday, re-
) turning Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Smith returned
from Rochester, Mimi, Tuesday.
On Friday an aerOplane flew ovel
, Hesper heading south.
Mrs. Haines and daughter, Miss
Nettie of Florida spent last week al
the Ed Griswold home, leaving Tues
day for a visit with friends in Ma
bel.
The Hundred Year Club held their
yearly meeting and picnic on the
school house ground Tuesday. About
40 responded, representing Tour
states, Iowa, Minnesota, So. Dakota
and Florida.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin JAG
OLSON. Wednesday, July 23d, girl
Congratulations.
Martin jacobson. Ole o. and Knute
Sanden, Sr., autoed to Rushtora
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Griswold are
here from So. OAK, for a visit at the
Ed Griswold home.
Leonard Dahl, Miss Dahl, of Can
oe were Hesper callers Friday even
ing. Miss Vida Camp returning, with
them for a visit at her aunt's home,
Rev. and Mrs. Sans, baby and
the Misses Lefty Sans and Ruth
Bryant attended the yearly meeting
at Oskaloosa the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Street and
family autoed to Oskaloosa to at
tend the wedding of their son, Gull
ford next Tuesday.
Mrs. James Aasum and children,
Mrs. Ed Nelson, Miss Ida kegsetn,
Tlda and Oscar Korsness spent fr- ,
day evening at the Ole X. Sandeh
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Grindeland
and family spent Friday at the
Knute Sanden, Sr., home.
Mrs. Anton Peterson and children,
Mrs. Knute Sanden and baby, ana
Mrs. Tuttroen spent Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Roy elise.
Mrs. Albert Halsey and baby ana
Miss Myra Halsey spent Wednesday
afternoon at the H. c. Rowe home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wold went to
LACROSSE, Wis, Wednesday, return
ing the same day. c.
Harry Welper, Knute Sanden, Sr.,
Miss Clara. Mrs Ole X. Sanden ana
bows were dinner guests at the ben
ME Grindeland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin jacobson en-
tertained relatives from LaIros'e'
Wisconsin, Sunday.
John and Celius Jacobson autoeo
TO Spring Grove Sunday evening;
Mrs. Howard Pearson, daugnter
LILLIAN and Miss Mayme GoldDelg
went TO Minneapolis Thursday, Where
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson will res;de.
Miss Minda Olson spent Sunday
~ the Anton Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrahamson ana ana
daughter, Mrs. Anna TorgerSon, Mt.
and Mrs. Ole Hanson OF HARMONY
were pleasant callers at the san
den and Peterson homes sunday.
Chester Delaney, Miss France rance
Robinson, Mrs. J. B. Delaney, ANN Ann
Mae and Jimmie, of FreepoTt were
nleasant callers at the Ole X. San
den home Sunday evening.