Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-05-18
CASTALIA


flew days the home of her brother,
Harry Painton.
James Connolly was here on bust
ness Wednesday.
Ed. Green returned Thursday from
DEBORAH where he has been doing jury
duty.
Ed. Putnam of Postville is painting
WILDER Lambert's new house.
Mrs. Wales spent few days at
Prairie du Chen, returning Satur-
day.
A show is billed for the opera house
tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer were
witnesses on the Martin case Tuesday.
The new front is put in and is being
painted at Kramer's store.
Will Thrill of Postville was a visitor
here Thursday.
The Castalia Savings Bank report
was in last weeks Public Opinion.
Geo. Madden and children and Alice
Bloxham returned to Marshall, Mimi.
Saturday morning.
Rev. Montgomery left Monday for a
visit with his family at Toledo, Ia.
Mrs. A. s. Riggs had her house
shingled last week.
". X. Riggs returned Friday from
Davenport.
Prof. Nelson leaves tonight for De.
corah. then to Spring Grove to attend
the marriage of his brother.
Albert Baker of DEBORAH was here
Friday looking after his interests.
Otis Doud had the misfortune to fall
and crack his shoulder blade.
Misses Carrie Vance and Josie Hol-
chan attended the teachers meeting
at McGregor Friday and Saturday.
Geo. Barnhardt was relieved from
jury duty Saturday and came home
for over Sunday.
Misses Grace Sphar and Mary O'Boy
visited at May Clark's school north of
town Tuesday.
Will Orehing of Postville has been
here the last week in the interest of
Champion Harvester Co.
Clarence Lee of Lime Springs took in
the town Thursday.
H. W. Neverman has sold his lots
and buildings to Thos. Kane.
| j. @. Garland of the North western
Insurance Co. was a business and
social caller here Thursday, leaving
for Dubuque Friday.
Charlie Fox got mixed up with q
corn planter and now he is on the dis
abled list.
Ray Allen spent over Sunday with
home folks, returning to pecorah Mon
day. .
Chas. Swanson has had Milwaukee
harvester man helping him get up
machinery.
Mrs. Rushman returned Friday from
McIntire.
Mrs. Neverman. Mrs. Schoonmaker
and Hilda Kneeskern drove to Frank
Vile Thursday.
Foster Bickel of Frolch is visiting
his sister. Mrs. W. H. Haefner.
There was quarterly meeting at the
U. B. church Saturday afternoon.
Presiding Elder Carlton of Toledo,
arrived here Saturday, leaving Mon
day.
John Bachelor is doing few stunts
with the paint brush for his father-in-
law.
| There was surprise party Saturday
night at @. @. Thornton's. The sur
prise being on the old man himself.
Only few of the officers of 20. g.
7. lodge were present Saturday even
ing, so all of them did not get installed
Miss Lulu Campbell has been visit
ing at Luana the past week.
Fred O'Boy has severed his connec-
tion as clerk for W. H. Haefner.
Fishing parties was the order of the
day Sunday. some of them camping
out over Saturday night.
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Sunday to participate in game of
ball.
Mrs. Will Bachelor left Tuesday
for Waterloo to attend her mother who
is sick. Mrs. Holehan returned Mon
day from Clermont after an over Sun
day visit. Chas. Bloxham of Cherry
Valley left for that place Monday. &C.
companied by Mrs. Sam Bloxham.
MISS Ida Oxley and lady friend of
DEBORAH visited here Sunday. Bessie
Allen driving back to DEBORAH Sun
day afternoon with them. returning
Monday.
| Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Waugh Of
Monona attended the funeral of Mrs.
Geo. Madden.
| +. Figge Of Ossian was down Mon
day looking after his interests here.
Mrs. Harvey Painton was an over
Sunday visitor at Ossian.
irwin Allen drove to DEBORAH Satur-
day, returning Sunday.