Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-20
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Miss Elaine McAloon departed
Tuesday to New Hampton after
spending the summer here at the
George Cooper home.
Mrs. H. j. Ettledorf and daughter,
Rose, departed Tuesday for Dubuque
where Rose will attend school the
ensuing year.
d. Weitgenant and Joseph Spill
man were McGregor business callers
Monday.
Miss Irene Meyer returned We'd
nesday to her school work in Indian |
apolis, Ind, after spending the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
L. A. Meyer and family.
Miss Marguerite Lynch went TO
Milwaukee, Wis, Thursday where
she will take up teachers course
at Marquette University.
Miss Dale Leonard of Lawler is
visiting at the H. T. Klisart home.
Fred Klein went to Iowa City Sat-
urday where he VIII attend college
during the year.
The first parent teacher meeting
was held Wednesday evening at the
school house. A very good rogram
HetS lNlNNCiGu ny SOtiG VI LIiC Nltlll-
bers.
Miss Viola Broghammer went to
Dubuque Sunday where she will at
tend Mount st. Joseph's college,
DIR. j. A. Juen Went TO Chicago
Monday on business.
Joe Leibold of Fort Atkinson was
an Ossian visitor Monday.
H. l.. Monroe Of Castaia was an
Ossian business visitor Thursday.
Miss Grace Sjolben went to Cedar
Falls Tuesday where she will attend
school.
Rev. and Mrs. Northdurft and
children were Fort Atkinson callers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Layton went
to Clermont Tuesday to visit Mr..
Layton's brother, Curtis.
Ruth Bothel went to Fayette last
Monday where she will attend Upper
Iowa University.
Miss Helen Rollins of Lacrosse,
Wis, returned home Monday after
visit at the L. Bernatz home.
Jack and Bobbie Layton spent last
Tuesday with their grand mother,
Mrs. Amy Layton at West Union.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Ettledorf re-
turned Thursday to Sheboygan, Wis,
after attending the Figge- Hutchinson
wedding.
F. ]. Klein, r. B. Jones, E. H.
Klisart, Ed Guimstad, 7. F. Schmitz,
and Ed Wagner were Decorah visitor
Tuesday.
Harold Gilbert and family went to
Monona Monday where Harold will
have charge of the local office of
the Standard Oil Company.
Rev. p. j. Wagner, Fred Klein,
Mrs. Wenzel Lansing and Mrs. Herb
klisart returned home Monday from
their western tour which they made |
by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown and |
family a. MADEIRA, Cal, arrived here
We shor;H for a visit at the homes |
Ssne sherlh -~Irs F. II Rrown and |
her down; for
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peckham.
DIR. ]. A. Haverland, Henry Schlee,
II. f. Cole, l.. o. Lee, Elmer holseth,
John Tieskotter, Ed Grimstad and
John Swehla were called to Waukon
Wednesday to testify in the divorce
case Groth VS.. Groth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins spent
Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo limp at Luana.
Mrs. John Schupanitz and family !
of Festina spent Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins. !
One of the pretty early fall we'd
ding was that which was solemnized |
Tuesday, September 18th, 1922, at
st, Francis de Sales church, when
Miss Seraphia Marie Figge became !
the bride of Mr., J. Melvin Hutchin-
son of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Rev.
NJ. J. Thiltgen, d. D., united the !
young couple. Miss Regina Meyer !
presided al the organ and sang a !
beautiful Ave Maria at the oIer- /
tory. Miss Fgge was attended by |
Mrs, H, G, Ettledorf of Sheboygan,
wis, as matron of honor, Miss Cath !
crime Hutchinson as maid of honor, !
and Miss Irene Meyer of Ossian and
Catherine Conklin of Madison, Wis"
as bridesmaids. Little Mary Eliza
beth Hutchinson acted as flower girl
and Bobbie Holder as ring bearer.
The groom was attended by V. o.
Figge as best man. Mr.. Co.'S. War
ner of Cresson. Pa, 81" Ulnl Figge
were ushe-., .IaIly 90 town
guests were -et the
' - -..'~. Wedding breakfast was
CD at the home of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson
left on a trip east and after Noyem-
Der first will be at home at 223 W.
End street, Kenwood Park, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Rev. George Northdurft was
Waukon business visitor Thursday. ,
Mrs. Frank Briggs of Rockford
came Thursday for a visit with rela-
tives. 0ou;.
Misses Zephie Fleischer and DORIS
SoboIk were visitors at the DIR. SOD
dix home at Calmar Saturday.
Miss MarcelIa Klein entertained a
number of friends at five hundred
FRIDAY evening. The honors were
awarded to Miss Anna Brockamp
Marie Holtey and Norma Cahill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Klein No
family were Camlar visitors Satur