Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-01
BLUFFTON.

BLUFFTON.
| This is beautiful morning, good
sleighing.
Mr.. Lars Askelson hauled wood for
Brittendall Wednesday.
Ralph Taylor, our mail man, was
an invited guest for dinner at Mr..
Ash Tuesday.
Will Hallse was to Ed Fuchs sale
Tuesday and bought some corn, is
now hauling it home.
/ Archie Ward attended the sale
Tuesday and bought two cows, his
wife accompanied him as far as
Bluffton, visited Mrs. Brittendal.
! John McCauley's had wood savers
Thursday. The Olson boys did the
saving.
Ed Mathews bought some stock at
F, Ed Fuchs sale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Wilbur, Mrs.
H. Shelley of Prosper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ward of Burr Oak came to
Button Tuesday. RUDE Wilbur at
tended the sale, the rest of the party
visited Brittendalls.
Mrs. Richard Greenslade called on
Mrs. August Bergman Thursday af-
: ternoon.
| The Olson boys with their machine
' are saving wood for John Donlan
and others in that neighborhood to-
day.
C. w. Brittendall is nursing a bad
cold these days.
/ Elmer Greensalde and family
visited John Greenslade's Sunday.
| Oliver Benson, Bonnie Benson, G..
| Iverson, Orie Iverson of Orleans,
were in Button attending the sale
at Ed Fuchs last Tuesday.
Frank Gallagher and Bernard Mat
, thews were business visitors in our
{, city Tuesday, ate dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Brittendall.
Lawrence Bentley one of the most
I promising young men of Bluffton, a
big farmer, claimed the hand of
Mabel Emery and they were united
in marriage Thursday in DEBORAH.
! This couple is well known here, and
they have the best wishes for long
and happy married life. Public OPP
+, inion extends congratulations.
! P. J. O'Briend and family, August
, Bergman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brittendall, Ralph Taylor and Otto
Bergman of Mason City, celebrated
Ernest Bergman's birthday Wednes-
day. They had so many good things
to eat, the most of the party stayed
for early supper, to clean up the
table of good things. In spite of
all baskets had to be furnished to-
gether up the fragments that nothing
+ be lost.
Mrs. Gene Hayes has been up
north of here visiting among Mr.
! Hayes people for a fortnight. She
came home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Ask went ito
i Burr Oak Wednesday, Mrs. Ash at
tended Mrs. Monson's funeral.
August Bergman and family visit
ed Dan CassePs Sunday.
There was dance given in the
hall Saturday night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Bentley the
newly married couple.
! Ernest Bergman butchered Friday.
Mr.. Sibert and August Bergman as
sisted him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall were in
vited to dinner yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ash and family. They
tell us it was some dinner all right.
August Bergman and Walt Taylor
are chopping wood for Guy Bentley
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Melver and son
Robert took supper with Brittendalls
yesterday evening.
James Weldon and Mrs. Thayer
went to Harmony today to have dem
tai work done.
Mrs. Fred LANCE and some others
spent Sunday evening at Loveland's
in the Bethel neighborho
Gordon Baker of Burr Oak is
visiting in Button today, his wife
and children are at Rupert Green
SHADES for a few days.
\ Mrs. Sibert who has been caring
for her daughter Mrs. Jim Johnson
of DEBORAH came home Sunday to see
how everything was going went back
Sunday evening to stay another week
or so.
| Mr.. Williams of DEBORAH and Da-
villa Sibert who is going to school
in DEBORAH came to Button Sunday
to spend the day with her sister Ada.
Chas. Burgess took his daughter
to school at Burr Oak this morning.
Mrs. Burgess who has been on the
sick list is feeling better at this
writing.
Ed Fuchs rented his place to Jack
Keefe we hear.
| Ada Sbert attended the party on
Saturday evening held at the hall in
honor of the newly married couple.