Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12


T. ]. Mashek and family of Milwaukee
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs John Ahern OF minneapolis u
visiting friends here.
| Mds Nj. Gilmartin and w. w. Hazel
i ton, Miss Mary Shema and Diana Ten
old entertained some OF their lady friends
| at cards and luncheon on THURSDAY ana
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. George Harms left for Fergus
Falls, Mimi, for an extended visit with
/ Mrs. Victor Becker entertained. at a
! golf and breakfast party THURSDAY IN
! honor of her friend Miss Mamie autSh-
inson of Des Moines. Mrs: J. -. Beeker
entertained in honor OF Miss Hutchinson
/ Friday evening.
| Frank Krysan and children aceompah-
led by Mrs j. Gretemann OF -. LUCAS
autoed to Lacrosse today TO visit mrs
Frank Krysan who is at the hospital,
Ed liver of New Hampton was
| business caller here Friday.
| II III. Huinker returned from a months
visit at Vancouver, b. c., with the Tom
Miss Geneyieve zeuder of Cresco is a
guest at the McCullow home
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Rinseon Of Ridge
way visited at the Miller home yester-
Mrs. r. ]. Becker returned yesterday
from Milwaukee.
Mrs. Fred Barnhardt is III.
! Ir. Leo Hutchinson end family Of FL.
gin are Nl~llllS AAsN MIN Ma e-A'N"
wednesday, June y. ls2s. at high noon,
occurred the marriage or MISS ANITA
f. Herr 10 Mr.. David 5 Beck Of SpflnS-
] VILE. Iowa at the NORWEGIAN Lutheran
church. Rev. Blessin OF Minneapolis
officiatiug The bride was attended by
Miss Esther Boo as maid Of honor and
SIX bridesmaids: Misses Mildred Peter-
son. Glee Horton. Florence Wager, Helen
Herr Marguerite Herr Of Calmar and
Miss Ora Lem OF ostVille. The groom
was attended by Mr. John Little or
Springville. The single ring ceremony
was read The bride was beautifully
gowned in a white silk crepe and her
veil was arranged IN Lucille fashion
with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
of Ophelia Roses and Lilies OF the VAL
lev. The maid OF honor and bridesmaids
were crowned in varied shades OF or
candle with wreaths of roses and carna-
tons After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired TO the Hotel Calmar
40 guests. The bride is the oldest
daughter of Mrs. W. Klatt and has a
host of friends here. She Is graduate
of the Calmar high school and Grinnell
college. The groom 9ltho stranger
to US We know is well worthy of his
choice. The bridal couple left during
the afternoon by auto on a honeymoon
to Dubuque and Chicago and after July
18th will be al home 10 their friends at
Springville. Iowa, where the groom OPP
crates a garage May our best wishes
follow them
Thursday afternoon at 4:30, passenger
train No. 80. west bound struck the
Hawkeye OIL Co.'S truck driven by
Stephen Hruska, killing him instantly
and demolishing the truck and scatter
ing fragments of il at a distance OF
thirty feet or more. The accident oc-
CURED on the grade crossing one mile
west of town, while Stephen was on
his way home from Spillville. 1t was
a very hard blaw TO his people and one
that can't be forgotten either. He was
a young man about IS years of age, and
born and raised in this community. He
is survived by his wife, mother and
several brothers and sisters. who have
our sympathy. The funeral services were
held at Spillville Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, Rev. Keeper of Calmar and
Rev. Broz, of Spillville officiated.