Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-02
FORT ATKINSON.
From the Times. }

Tuesday.
Carl Huber was at ST. Lucas Tues
day on business
W. A. Jirak was down from jackson
Junction Wednesday.
John Jirak was in town Monday
from Jackson township on business.
W. E. Dodge, representing the Du
buque Times was in town Monday.
Miss Dostal came down from Cal
mar Wednesday for visit with the
Sluka family.
Martin Herold has been home from
school at DEBORAH for a week or more,
sick.
Rev. Kramolis was in town Tues
day from Little Turkey visiting Rev.
Kopecky.
W. Heit of New Hampton visited
with VIM. Tekippe the fore part OF
the week.
Miss Katie Sluka returned from Os
sian Tuesday where she has been visit
ing the past week.
Geo. Nockles and family were dowI
from Calmar, Tuesday, visiting Pau
Krumm and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glass went tc
Strawberry Point for few days visit
with relatives.
Carl Huber drove Route No. l We'd
nesday on account of Driver Summers
being under the weather.
Otto Book went to Dubuque Wednes-
day to get plans made for the CalmaI
livery barn and also plans for large
dwelling.
Mrs Henry Steffes of near st. Lucas
went to Ionia Monday for a visit
with her daughter Mrs. Casper Vorder-
bruggen.
died, Mrs. Mary Sobolik at the age
of rs years, Tuesday afternoon At 5 30
O'Clock, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Wenzel Houdek. Mrs. Sobolik
came to this country from her native
home in Bohemia some 40 years ago
snd has resided in this county ever
since. She was the mother OF nine
children of whom four survive her
thew are Mrs. ". Houdek and Joseph
Sobolik of this city. James Sobolik of
Ledgerwood, N. D., and Mrs Beck
man of Canada. The funeral services
were held yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock from the Catholic church in
this city.
Mrs. Delperdang If Alton, Iowa, is
visiting with her sister Mrs. Henry
Leibold this week.
Philip Smith who resides south of
Festina was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Smith told us that he was contemplate
ing erecting new residence on his
farm this spring, 30x32, two stories
high.
By the number of teams at the ele-
vator everyday in this city one draws
the conclusion that Fort Atkinson is
the best grain market in this section.
And we are pleased to make mention
of the same The stock market is just
the same, the highest prices being
paid for all kinds of grain and live
stock.
Mr.. Sobolik of Calnar was in this
city yesterday
Rev. techtenbereer of Ossian was
i'm tovn Thursday,
James Kupka was down from the
junction Thursday.
John Papes of Marble Rock spent a
few days here this week.
Joe Zobal and Geo. Cooney drove to
Eldorado and Douglass yesterday.
Joe Perry and Ben Kuenen of ST..
Lucas were in town Tuesday after
noon.
Bert Stribley and Geo. Gotcher OF
Waucoma were visiting friends in this
city yesterday.
Jess Weller and wife went to
Charles. City yesterday for few days
visit with his folks.
Frank Panoch and wife came down
from their home near Cresco Wednes-
day evening for visit with relatives.
Prof. Daskam was unable to teach
school Wednesday and Thursday1on ac-
count of too much grip" Miss
Burns taught the upper room while
Miss Lucy Plomteaux took her place
in the primary department.