Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-07-01
FRANKVILLE
tFrom our regular correspondent. }

Uuut 20, lJOO.
DR.. Flynn and wife of Postville
called on DR.. Kiesau last week.
There was big crowd at the dance
Friday night.
Mrs Conover has returned from her
visit at DEBORAH with her sons family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shattuck of Water
loo are visiting their son Charles and
sister. Mrs. K. Lower.
Mr.. Beebe of Freeport, visited his
sister, Mrs. Oscar Miller, the latter
part of the week.
Tom Bollman accompanied Romeo
Padden and Will Bollman back to the
river TO try his hand at claiming and
finding pearls.
Len Schenck, who has been staying
with Rob Waters, Jr for few weeks,
returned to his home at Huntington,
La.
Rev. Gregg of Ringsted, Ia, came
Tue day night to help with the camp
meeting and visit around among his
friends. He went to the train Friday
night after the meeting so he would
be home for Sunday.
Mrs. John Van Wey went to Ossian
and met her aunt and uncle A. A.
Chandler of DEBORAH and all went to
Clermont, to attend the soldiers re-
anion and dedication and unwilling of
the Lincoln and Henderson monu-
ments.
G. E. Bovenizer and wife started
Thursday for visit at Jessup with
the family of q. E. Lister.
Jennie Tyler of Freeport and Miss
Walcott of Fayette are visiting Rev.
Walcott and attending camp meeting.
Romeo Padden came home from
Harpers Ferry Saturday. He brought
home several pearls, one of which he
had been offered $50 for.
Mrs. WILDER Peck of Nebraska. is
here on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Lee
PECK.
Miss Sarah Miller and Bea Chamber
lain went to Clermont to attend the
soldiers reunion.
Mrs. G. E. Webster and daughter
Verna visited with George Bovenizer
and wife from Saturday until Monday.
There will be minister here to
hold services at the Presbyterian
church June 2S.
Jim Kneeskern and wife picked so
quarts of strawberries one day last
week from their small patch.
John Kneeskern and family who
have been residents of DEBORAH since
March, moved back to mis- farm near
Castalia last Saturday.
The N. l. Q. met with Emma Peck
Monday night.
Ira Peck returned to his home in
Ocheyedan last week.
Oscar Miller and L. @. Spaun are
plastering DR.. Kiesau's house.
Phil Bronillet has a new lawn swing
which is some of his own handiwork
John Mullaney bought several head
of blooded stock from the keenan,
brothers one day this week. John
thinks he has something very nice.
Sherman Bollman and wife were at
Postville Saturday bringing home
with them q new hay loader.
Mrs. Sam Waters visited her son Bert
and family at Postville the last of the
week.
L. R. Letchford went to Waukon
Saturday.
w. L. Peck. accompanied by Bert
Dickson. came over from Wsukon last
Sunday for visit with his mother.
Miss Mabel Letchford drove down
Friday and took Mr.. and Mrs. Bovee
and Rev. Walcott out to dinner and
brought them back for afternoon meet
ing.
Herman Kiesau is selling school sup
plies this vacation.
Camp meeting will continue another
week.
The Fourth of July will be cele-
brated in good old fashion way. Mr..
Bovee has rendered the use of his tent
for the occasion.
Miss Mertie Goodykoontz and
Idalene Shepherd, photographer, of
Waukon came over for camp meeting.
Miss Shepherd took the picture of the
camp after church.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Kiesau are rejoic-
ing over bran new boy since Friday.
Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullaney and
little daughter were guests Of Edna
Bollman Sunday afternoon.
Stella Crawford and MABEL Letch-
ford drove out to l.. X. Letchford 'sSun-
day afternoon.