Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-30
CASTALIA
From our regular correspondent

Miss Anna Hill returned from Du
buque Friday, where she went tn
fore part of the week to visit Jo
Barrett and other relatives.
Fred Shellhammer was DecoraI
visitor last Tuesday.
Col. Burhans returned to his hom,
in Sanborn, MINI Tuesday, hi
father having moved from LambertoI
to the latter place recently.
Mrs. Alonzo Owens was shoppins
at Postville Wednesday.
Mrs. +. Q. VIM of Ossian anC
Mrs. Chas. VIM were Postvillt
visitors Wednesday.
The dance Thursday evening was a
success financially and socially about
fifty numbers were sold representing
nearly all Of the surrounding towns.
Mrs. Juliette Bush went to Monona
Monday to visit Mrs. Sarah Waugh,
who recently suffered second stroke
OF paralysis.
Misses Pansy and Ethel Fox de-
parted for their new home in Nc
Gregor Friday, Mrs. Fox going the
day after.
Ben Baird returned from Rapid
City, S. ID. Wednesday night after a
short stay at that place.
Some of j. P. Bachelders friends
and relatives surprised him at his
home Tuesday night and judging from
the music and noise they were
thoroughly enjoying themselves.
Miss May Halversen of CalInar
visited her sister, Miss Clara. few
nf los ba
dance Thursday evening.
Mrs Jennie Shaffer of Luana is
visiting relatives in this vicinity as
the Marion Lambert home at Luana
has been under quarantine for scarlet
fever.
Misses Nell and Lottie Clark of
Hardin were visitors at the ID. Scully
home couple of days last week.
Don't forget the Shadow Ghost
Social at the opera house Hallowe en-
night as they are making preparatins
to show you good time. The pro-
ceeds will go towards procuring a
clock for the school room.
Mrs Henry Movers end Eugene
Perry aud wife drove to Monona Fri
day to spend the day with friends.
Mrs. Frank Stanley and Miss Nina
Winn were Ossian visitors Friday.
Mrs. Rose Rushman returned from
McIntire Friday where she has been
taking care of her daughter Mrs.
Chas Berenz, whose condition is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Geo. Bernhard drove up to
Calmar Friday with Rev. Wyatt and
family.
Joe Sorah and wife returned from
Frankville Thursday accompanied by
his brother and two sisters who at
tended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Meyer returned
from Rochester Thursday night with
their baby who is being operated ON
there.
Ed. Putnam was visitor in town
Saturday.
The summons of death came sadly
and unexpectedly to Arthur Meyer, a
young man about twenty one years
old, while at the home of his brother,
Will Meyers Friday evening He
had been subject to heart trouble and
while at work down in the cellar and
mentioned that one OF the spells was
coming on and dropped dead. Medi.
cal aid was summoned but he was be-
yond help. Undertaken Harris took
the body to his home near Postvillle
and the funeral took place Monday,
several from here attending.
Mrs. f. p. Stearns wishes to thank
the friends for their kind assistance
during and after her recent illness.
Frank Kittenger and wife and
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. Thias and daughter of
Monona were visitors the A. r.
Thias home Saturday.
Mrs. Franklin Perry and Mrs. Mer-
ritt Perry were visitors at Clermont
Sunday
David Alspaugh is visiting friends
in and around Castalia before leaving
for Anamosa where he will visit his
brother,
Tom Brush of Brooklyn, Iowa and
Ambza Brush OF Kelsea, Iowa, came
Wednesday to visit their sister. Mrs.
Dan McMartin and other relatives.
Misses Lulu Campbell and Anna
Christopherson were visitors with
Miss Carrie Lee at Pinchville Sun
day.
-Four members were taken into the
II. b. church Sunday, Frank Knees
kern, Paul Riggs, Fred Shellhammer
and sister Anna
Dan Curlie came up from TT. Dodge
Saturday to visit his wife and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Mary Holahan came down
from Ossian Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. J. P. Bachelor and sons were
visitors at her fathers home near Os-
sian over Sunday.
Mr.. Minert of Holloway, Mimi. was
a visitor at the ID. f. Harvey home
the first of the week.
Mrs. Will McMullen of Frankville
was visitor in town Monday.
.Chas. Harvey of South Dakota has
been visiting his brother, w. A. Har-
vey and relatives the past week.
Mrs. Leece of Sumner and Mrs.
Reynolds of Correctionville were
visitors at the @. Thornton home
Monday. before departing for their
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