Decorah Reader Notes Community Visitors and Travel
A long list of residents and visitors to Decorah are noted with trips to Chicago Minneapolis Helena Mont Eva Claire and other points. People include Mrs Ellen Curtin Prof Sperati Miss Spurr Mr and Mrs Pollitt Miss Naesett Mrs Brunt Kathinka Preus and many others visiting relatives friends or attending events across Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Curtin
Chicago
C. A. Sperati
Charles City
Gladys Spurr
Minneapolis
Ed. Pollitt
Cresco
Decorah
Marie Naesett
Helena
Mont
I. W. Brunt
Eau Claire
Wis
C.M. Merrill
A. W. Hoover
Northfield
St. Paul
J. John
Dorchester
Our City
Floyd
Amelia Knoke
Hayfield
Minn
Ridgeway
C. J. Barth
Margaret Goldrick
Mason City
Adolph Grevre
A. J. Francisco
Bellevue
M. B. Ousley
L. Stoskopt
Raymond
Herwig
Nashua
Waterloo
J. L. Mollart
Dubuque
C. A. Mollart
Frank Hess
Andrew Hess
John H. Lee
Luella Lee
Thief River Falls
Cadwell Couple Mark Fifty Fourth Anniversary
Celebrating 54 years of marriage, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cadwell are honored as long time Decorah residents. They wed in North Adams, Massachusetts, then Cadwell served with credit in his postwar years. The Republican and friends extend warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cadwell
North Adams
Mass
Sale of 80 Acres in Plymouth County Reported
A western paper clipping notes E. E. Eastman sold 80 acres to Henry Fette for 8212.50, making Fette the sole owner of the original Eastman farm once held by the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Eastman
Plymouth County
E. E. Eastman
Henry Fette
Mr. Fette
Mr. Eastman
Homecoming Arrives for Mott and Dr Stabo Family
Miss Dontie Mott, stranded in Switzerland for six weeks, reached New York last Sunday and is expected home this morning. Dr Stabo and his family, who arrived in New York Monday, are also expected home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ahley
Castalia
I. H. Conigisky
Waukon
Lottie Vick
Cresco
E. P. Bennett
Sioux City
Anna Krog
Ridgeway
Carl L. Larson
Minneapolis
C. M. Peterson
Calmar
Theo. Olson
Mabel Hill
C. A. Carlton
Geo. Sears
Ethel Baird
Clarence
G. W. Glice
G. Jorgenson
Portland
N. C
J. M. Reed
Custer
Wash
C. O. Maltby
Waukegan
Til
R. W. Relf
Manchester
E. M. Hanna
Bertha Wyland
Cylinder
Town
Carl Preus
Beloit
Wis
Patrick Courtney
Daly
A. J. Lett
Dehli
Madison
Tver Larsen
Gus
Johnson
James McCusker
Grant Grover
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Logsdon
Monona
Henrietta Hegg
la Crosse
John Hegg
J. H. McKay
Estherville
Lewis Holcomb
Hugh Scammon
Mason City
J. J. Marsh
Dontie Mott
Switzerland
New York
Dr. Stabo
The Under Dog at the Grand Season Highlight
The Under Dog a four act expose with prologue and epilogue opens Sept 24 at the Grand. Leo Lindhard Inez Ragan Jane Babcock Jack Belgrave give standout performances in a story of a fallen man fighting for place in society amid penal system injustice and female hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Times
Lyceum
Leo Lindhard
Larry McKanne
Inez Ragan
Bijou LeFleur
Jane Babcock
Jean Evanstone
Jack Belgrave
Verne Wilmer
Forty five Years Old in War Time
Gillis Ochler marked forty five years since his birth in Meistratzheim Alsace with a private dinner at home. His wife Mrs Ochler hosted a small gathering to remind him he was not forgotten amid disrupted times caused by war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis Ochler
Meistratzheim
Alsace
Gillis
Haakenson Leaves Baker Yard for Hampden Lumber Post
Haaken Haakenson, long with G. F. Baker, left Tuesday for Hampden North Dakota to take charge of a yard for a Minneapolis lumber firm. His former pupils under Mr. Baker have developed the make good habit and friends expect he will follow the precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haaken Haakenson
G. F. Baker
Hampden
N. D
Minneapolis
Mr. Baker
Haaken
Anundsen Widow Funds Room for Decorah Hospital
In memory of her husband Mrs. Anundsen plans to furnish a room in the Decorah hospital. If Mr. Anundsen had lived, he would have contributed generously to the effort, and his fate is tied to the hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anundsen
Decorah Hospital
Rebekah Anniversary Celebration at I O O F Hall
Oneota Rebekah Lodge No 175 will observe the sixty third anniversary of the Rebekah degree at the I O O F hall on Friday evening September 18. Refreshments and program follow lodge activities. An 80 ton barge load of clam shells bound for Guttenberg landed at Lansing for a short time last week. The shells came from Lake Pepin and were towed by two gas boats. There are 200 students at the blind school at Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneota Rebekah Lodge No
Guttenberg
Lansing
Lake Pepin
Blind School
Vinton
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