Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-28
BLUFFTON

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Rather cool morning but pleasant.
Dorothy Ward took dinner with
Mrs. Ella Theyer Monday.
August Bergman and Edd Fuchs
worked on the road this last week,
near the Sexton place.
Annetta O'Brien who has been
working for Mrs. Jackson returned
to her home Saturday.
! Mrs. Guy Bentley and daughter
Beatrice were Bluffton shoppers on
Friday.
Norge Cassel and family visited
Mrs. Thayer Tuesday.
Terry Mcconnell hauled a load
of goods for Frank O'Brien the mer-
chant of Bluffton Friday.
Frank Bloomfield and his mother
who spent the winter in Florida and
are making their home in Elkader,
Iowa, arrived in this neighborhood
last Tuesday evening and are guests
of Mrs. Ella Thayer and are visit
ing among old friends.
James Weldon had company from
Burr Oak Wednesday.
Mr.. eager and Mr.. Price of Cresco
came to Bluffton the latter part OF
the week and bought three stands
of bees of Brittendalls and took sup
per with Brittendall's.
Mrs. Bandle of Burr Oak IS a
guest of Mrs. Greenslade.
Frank Bloomfield and his mother
of Elkader, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Shelley of Burr Oak, Mrs. Thayer of
Bethel were visiting Brittendalls on
Thursday.
Andy O'Brien visited Frank O'Brien
Thursday. They also had company
from Cresco.
Mrs. Greenslade and Mrs. Bandle
called on Mrs. o. A. Ash Saturday.
Mrs. Patt Gallagher was goo Sc
berrying in this neighborhood the
fore part of the week.
i Mr.. Ash made a business trip to
Prosper Tuesday.
Mae Gallagher and her brother
Leo attended a dance at Gene Nc
Cabe's Wednesday.
j Ernie Ward and wife came to
Button Friday evening to get their
!, feed that the Olson boys ground for
them. Mrs. Brittendall accompanied
: them home. Mr.. Ward autoed his
family and Mrs. Brittendall to the
!. Union Roll meeting Saturday, that
was held in the home of Mrs. Archie
; Ward. The largest number attended
this meeting that has been held 81
this kind for several years, fouI
children were baptized and four tax
en- on roll. All enjoyed the time to
gether.
Mrs. Jackson who is under tn,
t Dr. Kibbie care is not much i'm
2 proved at this writing.
Mrs. August Bergman who ha
been so very sick is on the gain SLOW
E ly.
= Andrew Johnson of Aurora, ILL.,
was married the first of June to ;
d young lady of that city. His man!
= friends here wish him and his bride
long and happy life.
. Matt Knox and wife, Mrs. NJ. A
e Knox and her daughter Mary Quinn
/. from Superior, Wis, who is visiting
her many friends and relatives il
; the Plymouth Rock neighborhoot
1 visited at the o. A. Ash home Sun
|, day.
e Mrs. Bronner, Mrs. Murdoch ant
). children attended the Roll meetin,
: Saturday.
: Mrs. Brittendall went from tn,
). Roll meeting to Burr Oak and visited
:, her three sisters. She attended Sun
t day school in the NJ. Z. church Sun
day morning at 10 a. M. attendet
r the children's day service at IL a. m
i in Advent church and attended ser
vice in the Lutheran church in tn
0 evening, went home with Mrs. Thay
y er and stayed all night and cam
home this morning.
:, Mrs. Edward Dnger had her ton
II sils removed this last week and
suffering some what at this presen
i writing.
n Mr.. Henry Crawford is still work
r ing for Brittendalls at carpente
r. work.
l. H. Shelley of Burr Oak visite
Crawford Sharp Thursday and ais
r called on Ernest Bergman.
y Mrs. Lovlien of Bethel attended til
d Roll meeting Saturday afternoon.
Glen Bronner is riding around !
q new car, he will get plenty c
it smiles from the young ladies nov
- and dare say from the elderly ladie
:. too.
e Ben Shelley and hurry Marsh @
j. Burr Oak took supper with Erni
is Wood Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank O'Brien and Jeraldin
s. Ash called on Mrs. A. Bergman o
Saturday evening.
s. Frank Bloomfield and his mothe
c. visited friends in Canton Friday, tn
9 Websters. They have autoed TO De
y corah today for a visit.
Fred Lange's were out for a jo
. ride yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie UNDERTAKE.
> and son Maynard visited Oscar WI