Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-20
CASTALIA
From our Regular Correspondent.

cOrah last week.
W. H. Haefner was McGregor bust
ness visitor last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Rushman arrived home
from Charles City for visit.
Miss Clara Witt returned to Monona
Thursday after few days visit with
her sister. Mrs. Burnes.
Thos. Kane papered his place of
business last week.
Geo. Allen is building a new barn
on his property in the west end of
town.
Mrs. Mary VIM visited friends in
Osslan going up Thursday.
Those blue marks on the sidewalk
mean that it wants repairs.
Geo. Sturch of Fayette transacted
business here Thursdy.
DR.. Flynn of Postville was pro-
fessional caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Baird who has been sick is
able to be up again.
Miss Liza Scott returned to Austin,
Mimi, Friday, after visit with her
sister, Mrs. Lee Bush.
The roads in town and on each side
for few miles are in excellent shape.
Mrs. Holehan and Mrs. O'Boy drove
to Postville last Saturday.
E. W. Barnum sold team Of horses,
receiving 1915 for them.
Miss Bessie Allen visited at West
Union Thursday, returning Friday. :.
Talcott Eollman returned Saturday
from an extended visit to different
points in the west.
Mrs. Wales of Prairie du Chen is
visiting at Mrs. Edna Winn's.
Mrs. Shaffer came up Saturday from
Launa, returning Monday.
w. @. VIM and family visited at
DEBORAH Monday.
A. A. Nelson came down from De-
corah Monday to resume his duties as
principal.
Miss May Clark will teach in Ed.
Barnum's district during the spring
term of school.
W. H. Haefner is quite sick with a
threatening attack of the grip.
Tom Doud is doing some carpenter
work at the store occupied by W. H.
Haefner.
Agent Abalter left Saturday for
Cedar Rapids. Ross VIM will have
charge in his absence.
Con Steinhelmer had a runaway last
week but fortunately no damage was
done.
Ward Tatro and family are expected
to arrive here from Cedar Rapids this
week for a visit.
9. r.. Thias of Fayette has been
visiting with friends here returning
home Saturday.
Eugene Perry and Andrew Holland
accompanied Dave Perry's stock to
Chicago. Dave received $3. 80 for his
cattle.
Tom Doud and Geo. Krobinger
finished their job on the school house
north of town.
The Young People held party at
the home of Let Richards. Nothing
but good time goes at their hospIt.
able home.
Will Windell came back Friday from
duty as mail clerk to attend his father
who is slowly failing.
d. F. Kittenger and family departed
for their home in Des Moines Mon
day, after spending three weeks here
with friends and relatives.
Henry Meyer is to give party at
his home to the Young People next
Friday evening. A good time is ex.
pected.
F. j. Orr of Dubuque, who has been
tending Tom Windell, left for there
Saturday, returning Monday accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. Hall Rathbun and children
left Saturday for Los Angeles. CAL. 4.
to be followed later by Hall who left
for Chicago Monday.
DR.. Sidney H. Knowles of Seattle,
Wash, stopped off here Saturday on
his way from Chicago to visit and re-
new old acquaintance. Mr.. Knowles
will be remembered as resident. here,
having spent his boyhood days here,
studying for doctor. He practiced
here for a few years then going to
Seattle where he has since resided. 1t
was indeed pleasant surprise for his
aunt, Mrs. Geo. Allen who has not
heard of or seen him for nearly TWEEN
ty wears.