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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1917

Page

7

County News From Decorah Area A Busy Weekend

The column lists numerous social visits and family news across Cresco Harmony and Preston. It notes attendance at a western conference, visits by John Hammer and Julia Senn, and local gatherings at homes of Filingson Russell Pierce and others. The Fillmore Co fair is mentioned and W C T U state worker Laura Hale spoke in church.

Pag Todd Decorah Stanley Todd Valdez College Will Mattie Tieten Cresco John Hammer Ean Nearey Olem Drvaal Sattre John Ee Enema Ee Iereer Winopere Bert Yates Canton Clifford Joyelle Tner Stephenson W. A. Clink H. M. Daskam J. @link Jane Haines Lillian of Harmony Preston Carmen Ada Young Mabel Ellingson Ore Steve Sore Todd Little Dearhtar John Lundereng Harmony Christina Jeanatta Quandah Sun- Hoines Young C. Reuter Phoenix Ariz Fred Warburton Sone Jennie Milford Iowa John Clink C. C. Brown and Sone Orleans W. A. Daskam St. Paul

Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels Across Town

A flurry of visits fills the week as Alec Russell of Fayette and Rev. Cremer of Calmar call on relatives. Numerous travelers from Decorah Mason City New Hampton Castalia attend family gatherings and events, while weddings, funerals, and club activities punctuate daily life across Casville and surrounding towns.

Alec, Russell Fayette Frida Cremer Calmar Frank Helwig Decorahwie Festina Monage J. D. Burrows Cresco Edwine Empe Rockford Carrie Lee. McManus Mason City Babe Milwaukee Wis L. A

LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE NOTES AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS

Local items record visits and calls at neighboring homes in Henry Smal ay Peter Usgaard’s, including Miss Pearl Bender and Miss Selma Usgaard. The community notes a fall fair trip, a barth dance, a bowery dance, a farewell party at Lutheran church, and a Violet Young shower ahead of her marriage. Also mentions adenoids removal, a baby croup remedy, and farmers heading to Seve iner for local support.

Castalia Ray Sobolik Minig M. Remi Chas JT and Sons Henry Burns Jesse Limbeck Ed. Li Decorah Jack Cahill Harry Bullard Maude Lynch Atlanta Pie Jewell Edith DeCoy Mildred Dean McAloon Elaine New Hampton Geo. Cooper Eem. Frudden Charles Joe Becker Will Schoonmaker Tom Maley Minneapolis Cartersville James Weitgenant Bel Rose Glass Emma Kaw A. Brockman Herb Jisart Festina T.L. Logsdon Babe Hazel Huffman Waukon Waukon Sunday To Visit Mrs. Logsdon’s Parents, Mr. and Mog. D. Westgenant Ralph Minard St. Charles Town Edna Elster Omaha Neb Agnes KK Lares U Henry Smal Doane Johnson Peter Usgaard John Thingvold Dahl Devorah Selma Usgaard Preston John McMillen Barth Steen Hilda Ramlo Geo Hester Violet Young Vane Reoleon Clay Hill John Steno J. Steno Tenny Caroline Herbran

Centennial Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Openings

Centennial column records visitors and travels among local families including Cresco Ossian and Decorah. It notes school terms starting in Ossian and nearby districts, marriage announcements and a 70th birthday gathering for Mrs. E Tyler with a modest monetary tribute.

Local Social Notes From Clay Hill September 3 1917

A long list of visits and calls in Clay Hill area records Hazel and Mrs Gilbert, Mrs Walsh, Mrs Williams, Mrs Glover, and others. Neighbors Clark, Olson, Griebel, Lomen, Janstad, and Stortz families are noted with relatives in Decorah and Cresco. Occasional trips to Decorah, Freeport, and Osceola appear, plus a shower in Hesper and a visit from W. Dressingham?

Mont Stortz Hazel Gilbert Fee John Seegmiller Willie Erickson J. Walsh Mary Williams Gross Ulen Minn Olsen of Decora Mra W. Ater Decorah Glover Oeeiaees Lady Friends Ear Ile Lovie L. A Wis Neste Anderson Sam Tol Stella Sorenson E. W. Cutting Mike Griebel Geo. Howard Cresco Ed. Dresselhaus Ben Janstad Arthur Lomen Dahl Minneapolis H. Skinner Tlattie Grose Walter Freeport Roy Nlazel Stortz Hesper Violet Young Griebel Chenowath

Castalia Local News Briefs From The Week

Castalia notes cover residents traveling to Decorah for school work and Colle home departures. Miss Blanche Riggs returns from L. K. Riggs visit as Mrs. Riggs plans a larger barn. W J Timmerman buys Geo Bucknam farm and moves March 1. L K Riggs to study medicine at University of Illinois. School staff listed. car accident injures Mrs Wirsching with minor injuries to others.

Ginapp Decoraco Allen Cresco W. P. Rows Lilia Jones Centennial Chas, Hendershott Webb Rosa Youmans Sity G. O. Daniels Winn Rathbun Ossian Peterson West Union F. B. Jones A. M. Jones Gladys Moen Bernard Marie Ehler Walter Rosa Mat Wiltgen South of Ossian C. C. Daniels Schmetzler Sylvia Lukenbill Donald Raymond Daniels Edwin Ginapp Fred Westphal Castalia Harriet Olmstead W. P. Rosa Carlos Paulette, Verdian Willemette Tom Baik Sot Colle Thorson Calmar Mary Ahley Decorah Helenston Esther [Meyer Potsville Millie Riggs L. K. Riggs Blanche Riggs University of Ilinois Riggs Abigail L. C. She Ruby’ Ferguson Addie Ton Minni Strien Jer Ed. Wirsching Fred O’boy

Local Social Notes From Calmar and Nearby

Mrs M Oumartie visits Su Salador Frago and several residents travel to Dubuque Rochester Prairie du Chien and Des Moines for visits and duties. Evelyn Miller goes to Chicago for Red Cross horse training while Alice Johnstone returns from Hawke to resume teaching duties. Will Skor Herman Extrem and several Nuniedahl sisters are noted visiting and traveling among Ossian Ridge and Dubuque.

M. Oumartie Ron Pecker Evelyn Miller Chicago Red Cross J. Vogel Frances J Dubuque Irene Rosebrook Boy Ron Giesen J. D. Becker Rochester Edmund Sie Milwaukee D. Becker Sohn Schmidt Pete Meyer Alica Johnstone O Hawke kNble Lm Becker R. J. Ja Peter Meyer Ossian Uher John

Dynamite Plot Uncovered at New Hampton Warehouse

Authorities find fourteen pounds of dynamite under the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad warehouses on Tuesday. The explosives were carefully packed in paper with fuses attached and enough to destroy the building and contents. An employee reported the discovery and handed evidence to officials.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Freeport Social Notes and Upcoming Local Events

Freeport villagers hear of illnesses and visits as residents relocate for brief trips and family duties. Nearby towns figure in church, Red Cross, and school notices with an ice cream social to aid the M. E. church and a property sale announced by the Board of Supervisors.

Walter Bloomingdale H. A. Worth Decorah Freeport MclIntyre Jah Cilla Red Cross Delaney Lackland Cahill St. Rosa

Estray Sow Taken Up In Hesper Township Winneshiek County

Estray notice records Helmer Herbranson taking up a red sow about 200 pounds with a slit in the left ear on the 0th day of August 1917 in Hesper township Winneshiek county Iowa. Notices were posted in three public places and returns filed by Justice H N Everts.

Helmer Herbranson Hesper Winneshiek Towa

High Opinion of Chamberlains Tablets Boosts Sales

Charleston Illinois resident praises Chamberlains Tablets as a mild pleasant laxative. He reports his brother also used them with satisfactory results. Advertisement placed by A Engberston offering the product for sale.

Setlain Moe Cga Charleston Ill A. Engbertson Adv

Decorah Markets Grain and Livestock Summary

Market notes show limited movement in grain lines. Prices cited include barley 1.00 to 1.25, oats 0.40 to 0.50, corn 1.50, Timothy hay 6.00 to 97.00, hogs top at 16.50, flour 3.00, potatoes and dairy butter at 44 and 34 cents respectively.

Milton & Goodman Work Shirts Go On Sale

A local ad promotes Milton & Goodman shirts priced at $1.50 for $1.00. Available sizes range from M4 to 16. The copy touts durability claiming the shirts wear four times longer than a typical 50e shirt.

Milton & Goodman

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County News Kendallville Looking Glass Prairie Caroline Grose Lizzie Williams Spillville Lawrence Bolson Elsie Marquard Grace Malli Elizabeth Gross Wm. Malli Leonard Hegtvedt James Stortz Franklin Prairie E. Tyler Ben Bear BEAR CO._o Pruaes Chamberlain Decorah Markets M. J. Soukup I. H. Conigisky Optometrist New York America Bear’s Ingvoldstad Lumber Company Lowa Conservatory of Saint Cecilia College of Saint Teresa Winona Minnesota National Bureau of Education North Central Association of Colleges Saint Clare Seminary
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