Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-01-06
CASTALIA
From our Regular G Correspondent.

Jan. D, l9U5.
Nearly all ice is hauled and packed.
Dick Baker came down from DEBORAH
for short stay.
Bessie Rathbun returned from Arl-
ington last Thursday where she has
been visiting her brother.
School started again after a two
weeks vacation.
Gertie Strong of Mason City visited
with friends here Thursday.
Arthur Kramer ana Geo. Wendell
returned from Chicago Thursday.
Fred Rathbun and JAS Hunter went
into Chicago with stock last week, re-.
turning Thursday.
Elmer Vance visited friends and
relatives about here for a few days
last week.
Mrs. Cornell returned from Su-
perior, Wis. last Wednesday night.
where they have been since early fall.
Mrs. Woolsey and Ethel visited at
Frankville few days last week.
OOIIh VCuuCll Wdb DuSlucos CtlttT
at Ossian on Tuesday of last week.
Augustus Nelson came from DEBORAH
to resume duties as principal of the
schools Eere.
Roy and Ray Rooney of DEBORAH
came down to take in the leap year
dance.
Henry Demings is reported on the
sick list, but hope to see him out
again soon.
Ward Allen transacted business at
Ossian on Thursday of last week.
Jessie Blackbn visited friends and
relatives here Thursday, going from
here to DEBORAH.
A. F. Smith and Alonzo Harvey left
Saturday for Ames to take a short
course in general farming at the COL
lege there.
Bessie Allen departed Saturday af-
ternoon for New Hartford to resume
principalshIp of schools at that place.
Blanche Riggs left Saturday even.
ing for Mason City to resume position
as teacher in public schools there.
Mrs. Banning of Ossian was in town
Monday, returning same day.
Frank Stanley left for Strawberry
Point Friday to visit his mother who
resides there.
Joe Perry is reported very sick but
it is hoped he will be about again in
few days.
o. F. Lambert who has been with
Henry Neverman in the implement
business the past two years has severed
his connection with that firm. We
are not informed as to his future in
tentions but wish him success where
ever he goes.
Vera Bollman returned to Lime
Springs Monday after spending the
holidays at home.
Ward Allen and May CLARK returned
to Fayette Monday to resume studies
at the lnstitction there.
Pat O'Boy arrived home Monday
from Marshalltown for a visit with
home folks
Sang Fox is on the SIX list with
blood poison and is to have an opera
ton performed; all hope for his
speedy recovery.
The girls gave leap year dance at
the opera house last Thursday even
ing, in which very large crowd par
ticipated A good time was enjoyed
by everyone attending. Richards
orchestra furnished the music which
they can do in fine shape, 1t heing up
to the boys to get supper, which they
gracefully did to the surprise of them.
selves and the rest who attended.
Special credit is due Chas. Bloxham
as chief cook.
John Fox arrived home last Thurs
day with a bride. John has always
lived here till about year ago, he
then left for Oelwein where he has
had job in a car shop. His wife's
home is in Oklahoma. They spent
few days with home folks then depart
ed for Oelwein where they make their
future home.
Ambrose Nichols of Chelsea, Iowa
and his sister Mary Nichols of North
wood visited at the Smith home a
few days last week.
Fred Riggs departed Monday to take
up studies at Western College at To-
ledo. Ohio.