Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-26
FORT ATKINSON

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mar spent Sunday a. the Fred Hou-
dek home.
Jos. A. Huber left for Chicago on
Monday to attend the n. j. c. con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tekippe and
daughter Tillie were in Lacrosse last
week, where the latter had her ton
sis removed.
Mrs. Lester Perrin of Mason City
is visiting the DR.. Bush family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drilling OF
Cresco visited at tie F. A. Smith
home Tuesday.
Fred Vattour Of Ridgeway trans
acted business in town Wednesday.
Rev. Dragoun assisted Rev. Kerper
in Calmar with Forty Hours De-
votions.
Frank C. Smith and family, Mrs.
John Schiller autoed 10 DEBORAH Fri
day.
NJ. A. Meyer was in Waucoma
Thursday.
John Brandt and Marie Behrens
of Ossian visited relatives in town
Sunday.
Loretta Vsetecka and Emma Mos
er were New Hampton shoppers Fri
day.
Grandma Polansky of Spillville
visited at the Jos Chekal home Thurs
day and Friday.
Thresa Nienhaus of Calmar visited
at the NJ A. Meyer home last week.
Ed Wagner and family of Ossian
visited in town Sunday.
John Nienhous of Festina was a
caller i'm town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Scheidel and
sons, Leo and Arthur of 0ssian were
visitors at the Jake Kubish home
Tuesday.
Ida Kubish was Cresco caller
Friday.
Lloyd Weller was called to Charles
City last Monday on account of he
sudden death of his father, Jake
Weller.
Viola Buoihoir returned 10 Calmar
after visiting at the Matt Houdek
home last week.
Stephona Wandas visited the DR..
Jinderlee family in Cresco Thursday
and Friday and from there went to
Rochester to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey of Castalia were callers
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Pete Held Of Cedar Rapids
visited at the Ad Hubek home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huber of Cresco
spent Sunday with relatives.
Martin Meyer and daughters auto
i = Tn,,ay-n.. owl IFolY,,n Snn1oxr
Jas. Chekal is remcdeling his store.
What was used formerly as the
Opera House will now be used as
store room for furniture.
Will Bodensteiner spent Sunday
with his parents in Stacyville.
Sisters of Good Shepard of Dubu-
que are collecting for the Orphanage
James Vrba and Will Peshek and
families Of Protivin spent Sunday
at the Frank Zeman home.
A number of relatives and friends
surprised Mrs. Frank Koch, Friday
The evening was spent in playing
500. G.. H. Huber won the first
prize. Refreshments were served
at the usual hour after which all
departed for home.
Mrs Mat Houdek -anA--sea were
Calmar callers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lansing of
DEBORAH called at the Fred futile
home Wednesday.
Charles Stortz and sonLeonard anC
daughter Florence of DEBORAH, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Stortz and children
of Glendive, Montana were visitor
at the Mrs. Phil. Schissel Tuesday.
Frank Lansing and Albert Thomal
of Ossian visited at the Fred Tuttl
home Monday.
Mrs. Henry Johnsrud and so
Howard after several weeks visit a
the DR.. Bush home departed for he
home at Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Smith and sol
Ida Kubish, Myrtle Perkins, Cell
, Sa.tler and Frederick Einwaltt
went to st. Lucas Tuesday evenin
4 Mrs. Ed. Peterson and childre
returned to Humoston, Iowa aftt
O visiting the D'r. Bush family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Richter
4 California came via auto for sever
y months visit with the latter's brotht
: Charles Glass.
Mrs. Frank L. Smith visited rel
Y tives in Cedar Rapids.
j. Bernard Hoffman of Milwauk,
spent last week at the Geo. Summe
e home.
Mrs. Mike Kratz of Cresco spe
~ last week at the Budke and Ola
homes.
h The Ice Cream Social held for d
o benefit of the Brass Band Wedne
4 day evening on the Martin Ny
lawn was big success. Close
a three hundred and fifty people we
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