Decorah public opinion., July 26, 1922, Image 10

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DEI OR AH, JO WA, JULY 26, 1922
OSSIAN,
Leo Broghammer of Decorah was
a visitor at the H. J. Ettledorf,
Lome Monday.
W. H. Layton and Bobby and Jack
were West Union callers Monday.
Miss Ruby Powers returned Mon-1
day from Fayette where she attend- i
®d summer school.
Joseph YVolfe of Washington Twp,
was a business caller in town Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Fred Peglow and son Gil- j
bert of Monona came Tuesday for a j
visit with Mrs. E. J. Gilbert and I
family.
Miss Genevieve McGary of Mil- J.
waukee came Tuesday to join her
mother in a visit at the home of j l
Mrs. Julia Hanson. ! *
Herman Hemesath departed Thurs- 1
day for Prairie du Chien, Wis., top
'College jßymen ’ S retrea \^ r ’ an T inn 1
afi ? r ; and J! rs : of lowa i
a visit ttt the
Jsouis tan nome.
M iss Dorothy Johnson entertained
a number of friends at a six o’clock it
dinner Thursday night, it being the i
occasion of her eighteenth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Korbel and son <
of Cal mar came Monday for a visit 1
at the Thos. Broderick home. (
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grim- ,
Etad, Sunday July 16, 1922, a daugh
ter, Betty Jean. Congratulations, i
Mr. and Mrs. Pe*er V. Feil came
out from Chicago Monday for a visit
with the former’s sister, Mrs. An
drew Barthelme. Marcel Barthelme,
-who has been visiting in Chicago
the past three weeks, returned with
them.
*1 -Mis. B. Kipp and grand daughter
went to Calmar Wednesday for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. P. F.
<schissel, and family.
Ralph Sheley of Chicago is visit
ing at the G. F. Gunderson home.
Miss Barbara Mann went to Cedar
Falls Wednesday for a visit with her
juster, Miss Louisa Mann. a
Miss Elizabeth Bauman of Calmar ,
visited friends in Ossian Monday.
Miss Seraphia Figge entertained f
che young ladies club at her home j
Tuesday afternoon at “500”. The
honors were awarded to the Misses
Irene Meyer, Zephie Fleischer and
Marie Holtey. ]
Miss Sylvia Lukenbill of Marshall
town is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. i
F. Frantzen. ,
J. E. Boyle of McGregor was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Salton of Clear Lake
came Tuesday for a visit with her
taster, Mrs. E. Frank.
Mrs. Herb Perry of Jackson June- .
eion visited Tuesday with her brother
L. Bernatz.
Miss Milly Brockman came Thurs
day from Dubuque to visit with her
mother, who is seriously ill.
John Loe-ch and family of Fort j
Atkinson were Oss'an callers Wed-:
nesday. I
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Klisart and
•daughter and Mrs. Jake Ernsdorf and
son motored to Odgen, lowa, Wed
nesday for a visit with friends.
Mrs. J. A. Juen and Gladys and
Billv and Mrs. T. F. Schmitz depart
ed Wedne.-day via auto for Madison,
Wis., to spend a week on the lakes
with Mrs. Juen's si-ter, Mrs. W. E.
"Weidner, and family.
Mrs. Hugo and children and Miss
Anna Becker of Indianapolis, Ind.,
are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mr*. Jos Becker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russett, Mr. and
Mr*. Matt Wiltgen and Mr. and Mrs.
Rae Runkle motored to Chicago last
Tuesday morning where they will
visit a week with Mrs. Runkle’* sis
ter. Mrs. P. C. Rooney, and husband.
The Misses Holtaus and Regina
and Irene Meyer were Monona cal
lers Thursday.
Fred J. Figge went to Mmneapol.s
Wednesday on business.
Geo. A. Bieber of Fort Atkinson
was a business visitor in town W ed-
and Mrs. Pearl Staakey an!
oi me executive council ox me outiej
of lowa. .. *
J Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer of Cedar
Rapids are visiting with Mr. and
1 Mrs. Abe Oxley.
Miss Henrietta Rogness went to
Cre.-co Monday for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Rogness and family.
From there she goes to Adams,
! Minn., to visit the Albert Knut
son family. . .
Rose Ettledorf was a Calmar visi
tor Friday.
Miss Dolores Hanson returned Mon
day from Charles City, lowa, where
j she visited friends.
Rose Hauber of Calmar was a
visitor at the H. J. Ettledorf home
i Friday.
Miss Catherine Figge went to
Stacyville Saturday for a visit at t#s
j Dr. Fillenworth home.
Henry Schweinefus and daughter
l Ruth and Mrs. M. F. Broghammer
! motored to Cedar Rapids Saturday
i for a visit with relatives.
Dr. C. F. Sobolik of Calmar spent
! Sundav with home folks.
Mr. * and Mrs. C. F. Quinn and
family and Mrs. J. M. Spillman and
son* Harold returned Sunday from
Nevada, lowa, after a two weeks
visit there. .
Alva Winn spent Sunday with home
fofle* in Castalia.
Miss Retta Mitchell of Canton has
been a cherished guest at the Geo.
Snell home the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boulet ac
companied bv the former’s sister and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ingbret i
of Prosper motored to Cresco Thurs
*'* Lester Ward of Canistota, S D .
has been calling on friends and rel
atives in this vicinity the past week.
Mrs. Cecil Wicks spent the week
end with home folks at Burr Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Kelly and
children were entertained at the lat
ter’s mother s Mrs. Grace Pierce
" Tames Weldon and mother were
Canton callers Saturday forenoon.
Mr .and Mrs. Merril Hudson and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hudson of Can
ton spent Sunday evening at the
Clemet Gossman home.
Mr Emery Wilbur and sons and
their* families had a family reunion
at the Louie Underbakke home Sun-
<la Mr. Jack Gallagher spent Sunday
at the home of his brother Pat Gal
laizher Sunday. _ .
Cecil Wicks and Diana Price were
Harmony callers Saturday.
Geo. Snell visited friends neat
Bluffton Saturday. . ,
Mi-* Bertha Wade is staying with
her sister Mrs. Earl Ferns, helping
care for the new girl who arrived
Mr* ! J C. Moran and son Gerald
spent Friday at her parental home.
Herman Leistikow and family au
toed to Hawkeve Sunday.
' A large number from here took
in the ice cream sociable at Burr
Oak Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Keegan s niece "ho has
been visiting here the pa?t ™ onth „
turned to her home at Hawkeye Sun
‘br. Reidie of Mabel, was a pro
fessional caller at the J. S. s\ade
home Monday morning.
ravena
Had a fine rain the past week.
Harvesting is in full swing.
Quite a few attended the Legion
dance at Ossian on Wednesday eve
!l Frank Lansing and Albert Thoman
accompanied by Marshall Springer of
Lawler and the Deputy* shenff
New Hampton autoed to Mason City
! and captured the thief who on Sun
day, July Ist stole two tires, two
rims, two tubes and the fiont wheel
of the Herman Lansing car, \vnicn
' was wrecked near Lawler. He is in
heaven now and will be for some
Mrs. John O. Meyer neighbors and
friends surprised her on Sunday. It
being her birthday. _ .
Carl Stortz of North of Decorah
assisted Henry Landing with haying
,the latter part of the week.
Joe Smith is driving a -pan of
jacks for August Lansing on the
eountv work.
l
ed out of said bonus fund for twenty years for the payment of *'*'"*•
DECJRAH PUBLIC OPINION, DECORAH, IOWA
FORT ATKINSON
John Huinker and family of Cal
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
sils removed.
Mrs. Lester Perrin of Mason City
is visiting the Dr. Bush family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drilling of
Cresco visited at the 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 Schlier autoed to Decorah Fri
day.
M. 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 Polanskv of Spillville
visited at the Jos Cbekal home Thurs
day and Fridav.
Thresa Nienhaus of Calmar visited
at the M. A. Meyer home las: week.
Ed Wagner and family of Ossian
visited in town Sunday.
John Nienhous of Festina was a
caller in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Scheidel and
sons, Leo and Arthur of Ossian were
visitors at the Jake Kubish home
Tuesdav.
Ida Kubish was a Cresco caller
Friday.
Lloyd Weiler was called to Charles
City last Monday on account of ‘he
sudden death of his father, Jake
Weiler.
Viola Buoihoir returned to 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 Fubek home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huber of Cresco
spent Sunday with relatives.
Martin Meyer and (laughters auto
e<l to Conover and Calmar Sunday.
Jas. Chekal is remodeling his store. •
What was used formerv as the; t
Opera House will now be used as j j
store room for furniture.
Will Bodensteiner spent Sunday t
with his parents in Stacyville.
Sisters of Good Shepard of Dubu- (
que are collecting for the Orphanage.
James Vrba and Will Peshek and ,
familie- of Protivin spent Sunday j
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 j
prize. Refreshments were served ; t
at the usual hour after which all \
departed for home.
Mr*. Ma.‘ t lloudok aml ■<wi-wer»y«
Calmar callers Saturday I (
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lansing of .
Decorah called at the Fred Tuttle
home Wednesday.
Charles Stortz and son Leonard and j
daughter Florence of Decorah, Mr. I
and Mrs. Eugene Stortz and children'
of Glendive, Montana were visitors j
at the Mrs. Phil. Schissel Tuesday.
Frank Lansing and Albert Theman j
of Ossian visited at the Fred Tuttle
home Monday.
Mrs. Henry Jobnsrud and son
Howard after several weeks visit at!
the Dr. Bush home departed for her!
‘ home at Washington.
, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Smith a«d son,|
Ida Kubish, Myrtle Perkins, Celia
; Sattler and Frederick Einwalter
went to St. Luca* Tuesday evening,
j Mrs. Ed. Peterson and children
returned to Humoston, lowa after
e visiting the Dr. Bush family.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Richter of
California came via auto for several
n months visit with the latter’s brother
_ Charles Glass.
Mrs. Frank L. Smith visited rela
v tives in Cedar Rapids.
Bernard Hoffman of Milwaukee
spent last week at the Geo. Summers
e home.
Mrs. Mike Kratz of Cresco spent
r last week at the Budke and Glass
homes.
h The Ice Cream Social held for the
benefit of the Brass Band W ednes
day evening on the Martin Myer
{lawn was a big success. Close to
4 .three hundred and fifty people were
served. The proceeds amounted to
sixty-two dollars.
RAVENA
We are having plenty of rain at
this writing.
Everybody is busy haying, some
are harvesting winter wheat and
barley.
Some of our boys attended a dance
at Eldorado on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lansing and
babv autoed to Calmar on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Meyer and
son Lawrence attended a funeral at
Waukon Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nienhouse of
Calmar and Mrs. John Neinhause of
Waterloo visited at Joe Lansing’s
Tuesday.
Quite a few of August Peck
neighbors and friends assisted him
with bam raising on Monday.
Herman Schreoder hauled -everal
loads of hogs to Ossian market on
Tuesday. . .
Herman Bush, Sr., and family of
Calmar visited at Ben Eimers on
Thursday evening.
Hugo Schneberger of 0--ian was
I a business caller in our locality on
i Thursday.
1 Henrv Schweinefu* of Ossian call
ed at his son Frank’s Wednesday.
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An ice cream sociable for the bene
fit of the Burr Oak cemetery associa
tion will be given on the lawn of
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Mrs. Emma Ackerson enjoyed a (
visit with her brother Joe from Du- r
buque last week. ,
Mr. Lester Ward came Sunday -
night for a visit with his grand- t
mother and other relatives. Mr.
Ward spent his boyhood days around 1
Burr Oak until a few years ago he c
moved with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Deck Ward to Canistota, S. D., \
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“"Mrs. Marie* "Satfre spent a Tew { l
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and wife. {]
Miss Edith Ervin and Albertine 1
Appey spent Friday with Mrs. M. l
IR. Walton. li
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van Vliet, I
Mr. and Mr*. F. C. Ward and Mrs.
Harrison Sheley spent Wednesday at
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cha.*.
Brittendall at Bluffton, lowa.
Mr. and Mrs Prescott and grand
son acme Wednesday for a visit with
Mrs. Prescott sister, Mrs. I. N. Reed
; and family.
j Miss Bertha Wade is caring for
;her sister Mrs. Earl Ferris and baby.
I • Mrs. Fred Glise spent Thursday
I I night at the home of her daughter
'{Mrs. Theo. Emmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert VanVliet
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith motored to Fayette on Sat
urday to attend the convention.
Miss Irene Murdock returned home
after spending some t ime at Calmar, •
lowa.
Mr. Rube Wilbur made a busine--*
trip to Decorah on Thursday. His
daughter Lois came this far and
l spent the day with her grand par
ents, Mr. and Mr*. Harrison Sheley.
Mrs. Newhouse of Spring Grove
spent last week with her son Albert
and family. „ .
Miss Nada and Myrtle Politt spent
i Friday with their aunt Mrs. Ben
Wicks.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Master* spent
! last week, at the home of their
daughter Mrs. Roy Wanlas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Butler
[motored from McGregor Saturday af
jternoon and will spent Sunday with
I relatives here. «
! Arthur Headington spent the week
end with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Headington
'made a business trip to Burr Oak on
I The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will
{meet at the home of Mr. and Mr*.
Merle Smith Thursday, Aug. 3d for
" U >Tr* n M. D. Whitney and daughter
Madge and Mrs. Pack of Decorah
spent Thursday afternoon at the
Steve Pierce home learning millinery.
Mrs. F. E. Glendenning is enjoy
ing a visit from her mother Mrs.
i Dver from St. Joseph, Mo
Miss Albertine Abbey of Decorah
: spent several days last week at the
i G. Darling home. , .
Mi*« Aggie Darling purchased a
I new car Saturday from the dealer
1 at Cresco. ... .
The ladies in the vicinity have been
M enjoying a three days course m ™l
- linerv at the Steve Pierce home. The
farm bureau sends cut this lady to
* teach the ladies how to make tneir
Mi- Abe Pierce and family and
• Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Moran called at the
£ ar ] Ferris home on Friday evening
*o see the new baby. p
Albert Wingate motored to Pio*-
pei- on Saturday for Mrs. Schanch
- who will visit at the Wingate home
fi a stTpaufC United Lutheran church,
Burr Oak, lowa, Sunday, July 30,
1922.
Our Annual Mission-Feast will be
held on this day. There will be no
. Sunday school.
1 At 10 o’clock A. M. we will have
German Service*. Rev. F. W. Sch
neider of Belmont, Wis., will preach.
At 11 A. M. we will have English
services Rev C. Pieper will preach
the sermon.
A dinner will be served by the
ladies of St. Paul’s congregation free
of charge.
At 2:30 we will have English ser
vices, Missionary Peteison of India
i :.n4 Rev. F. W. Schneider will de
, liver the message.
At 8 o’clock P. M. a sermon in the
[Norwegian language will be preached
by Rev. O. Glesne, of Decorah,
lowa, and Rev. Schneider will preach
jin English.
I An offering for Mission will be
taken up at all services. All mem
bers ami friends are cordially invited
to be present. Do not miss these
services, for we have Mission-Feast
■ only once a year. C. F. L. Pieper,
i Pastor.’
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* “Pleasures," said Uncle Ezra, "anj
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out fob toadstools.” —Western Chris,
tlafi Advocate.