Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-23
FRANKVILLE

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Oct. 2l, 1907.
VIM. Brandt and wife visited their
daughter Mrs. Zeaman and family
near Postville from Friday until Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Webster of Ossian
visited Mrs. Jane Webster several
days last week. She is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Sherman Bollman this
week.
Mrs. I. E. Waters from near Esther
Vile is visiting relatives in town.
She says Tom has completely re-
covered from his recent i'll health for
which has friends are very thankful.
The Angel of Death visited the
home of Fred Cougel of Ludlow Sat-
urday night and took from the family
circle a little son of twelve years.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Birdsell are en-
tertainiDg their sons wife from
| Oregon.
Mrs. Emma Letchford is expected
home from her Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago trip Tuesday.
Miss Leora Letchford and Glen were
guests of the Brandt young people
Sunday.
Kelse Webster came down with his
engine Wednesday and moved corn
CRIB for Grant Birdsell from the old
place up to the new farm.
At the home of Charles Koehring
in Ludlow last Thursday occurred the
marriage of his daughter Pauline to
Mr.. Henry Duval successful young
farmer of Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Duval are among Ludlow's most
popular young people, prominent in
social circles and have a host of
friends who join in congratulations
and best wishes for their future hap
piness.
Rev. Gregg of Atkins, former
pastor of the Presbyterian church
here, came Saturday for an over Sun
day stay among his friends. He &C.
cupied his old pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening preaching two very
fine sermons which were gladly
listened to by large Numbers of his
old friends. Rev. Gregg recently
resigned his passionate at Atkins and
will probably accept a call to the
church at Moulton, Iowa.
Albert Snitker and sister Miss
Esther of Ludlow were guests of Miss
Cora Brandt Sunday.
Martin, the little son OF John Sim
mons of Ludlow about two years old
was the victim of frightful accident
last Thursday, and his escape from
instant death seems almost miracul-
Gus. Accompanied by his brother he
went into the barn among some colts
one of them kicking him in the face
inflicting cash across the forehead
several inches long and tearing the
scalp away leaving the top of the
skull entirely bare. DR.. Kiesau was
full manipulation the wound was soon
dressed and the little sufferer is rest
ing quietly, and is now making fair
progress toward recovery.
Miss Lizzie Ney of Waukon who
has charge of school No. at Ludlow
during the sickness and convalescence
of Miss Mabel Waters the regular
teacher, returns to her home this
week, Miss Mabel having recovered
sufficiently to resume her duties in
the school room.
Ray Waters was entertained at sup
per Sunday evening at the Mrs Emma
Letchford home.
Landon Letchford made business
visit down to Forest Mills Friday.
The sociable Friday evening was
decided success. There was good
crowd, a good entertainment, and
lots of fun: the proceeds were about
nine dollars.
IMiss Mabel Letchford is suffering
from very severe attack of ton
silites. Mrs. Ida Bollman assumes
charge of her school during her ILL
ness which all hope will be of short
duration.
School closes next Friday for
short vacation.
-Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any