Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
CASTALIA
From our Regular C Correspondent.

ot ~ Doy ASAp viz AoAO paw Va wiz
week for Minneapolis where he has a
position.
Michael FIocdy returned from New
Hampton where he has spent the win
ter.
Mrs. James Hart was a Postville
visitor last Tuesday.
Miss Clara Witt is visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Frank Musser arrived home Wednes-
day for brief stay with home folks.
John O'Boy arrived here last Thurs
day from st. Louis.
Willis Bickel of McGregor visited
with ". H. Haefner between trains
last Thursday.
Lidge Cornell departs today for
Superior, Wis. where he has secured
good position.
Mrs. Ed. Putnam visited her father
here Thursday, who is quite sick.
Alton Harris of Postville was a bust
ness visitor in this burg last Thursday.
VIII. Abfalter left Friday for Cedar
Rapids to visit a few days with his
family.
Gerald Moose of Frankville attended
the dance here last Thursday.
Earnest Frank, manager of the Os-
sian lumber yard. was in town last
Friday.
Fred Kittingers child has been
quite seriously i'll but is slowly re-
covering.
A. CLARK was Postville visitor last
Saturday.
Miss Mary .Uhley.lleft Saturday for
DEBORAH to resume her duties in the
public schools there.
Chris. Bowers, formerly section
foreman here, visited friends. return
ing home Saturday.
Misses Dora Franklin and Norma
Beedy have been visiting at the home
of Lulu Campbell.
The l. o. G. 7. initiated'":a new men,
Der last week.
A. G. Tatro left Tuesday for Lans-
ing and other points in the interest of
Austin Western Co.
Will Windell left Saturday to again
resume his position as railway mail
clerk.
Mrs. Small who has been visiting
her son here, returned to Waterloo
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Kramer and Mrs.
George Buchanan visited at Postville
Monday.
School will be resumed here Mon
day after a three weeks vacation
Mr.. Nelson and Miss Rathbun will
finish the spring term.
Miss Josie Holehan resumed her
duties as teacher at the cross road
school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Topliff departed
Monday afternoon for their home in
Des Moines. Mr.. Kittenger and fami-
ly follows later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Perry are
proud possessors of bran new baby
boy.
The farmers of Bloomfield township
held mass meeting last Tuesday. AL
most every voter in the township was
here.
The roads leading into town have
been put in excellent shape but tn 2
hard rains of last few days spoils
them again.
The private dance at the hall last
Thursday was not as largely attended
as USUAL, but all enjoyed good time.
Prof. Harringtcn's orchestra furnished
the music.
A. W. Kramer. Jr., returned from
Dubuque Friday, where he has been
making arrangements to act as agent
for the orthwestern Mutual Life In
surance Co. He will make this his
headquarters till June, when he goes
to Manchester, la. Here's hoping he
Will make 1T a success.
Those county maps the Public
Opinion are giving free to the SUBJ
scribers to their paper can be seen at
W. HI. Haefner's store. Come in and
pay your subscription and get one.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will give social at the church par
lors next Thursday.
The Children's Home Mission band
meet at the M. E. church Monday after
noon.
W. H. Pupka was born in Germany.
July 10, 1912 and died here April 6.
He came to Iowa from Germany in
1S49, having lived in Clayton county
till few years ago when he came to
stay with his daughter, Mrs. Never
man at the age of seven years. He
was stricken with partial paralysis
which never left.him. Although great
ly handicapped he was very indus
trious never satisfied unless at work.