Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31
CASTALIA
From our regular correspondent

POcAesOA IL viz oOPOe hOAO esAA AheOhNS
to go to Oelwein the fore part OF
August, where he has a position.
Fred O'Boy and Col. Burhans played
with the DEBORAH nine at Cresco
Thursday, and with Ossian Sunday.
Mrs. Zwack and children of Du-
buque came down from Ossian We'd
nesday and visited at the Thos. Kane
home couple of days.
Albert Baker and ladies came down
from DEBORAH Friday in the auto.
A postal card was received from
Arthur Kramer last week, while in
Chicago, stating that he met Ray
Webster former Castalia boy, who
was doing we'll and sent regards to
Castalia friends.
Miss Clara Holvorsen went to Cal
mar Saturday, to visit over Sunday
with the home folks.
Spencer Healy came up from Cedar
Rapids Friday and visited at the
Louis Woolsey home before going to
Frankville.
Mrs. Eta Branson of Shenandoah,
Iowa. was here the latter part of the
week working the interests of the
Degree of Honor Lodge.
r. J. McKernan took trip to
Knoxville, Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Fay of Postville visited
her sister, Mrs. A. r. THAR, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jennie Baird returned from
Usage Thursday
| Mrs. Ann Stearns went to Elkader
Thursday to be absent couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. VIM has been on the
sick list, but is convalescing now.
Several from here went out to see
| the ravages of the destructive hail
storm of Wednesday afternoon and say
| it was terrible. Corn was beaten
down until it is nothing but stubs of
stalks left and with the other grains
and vegetable truck it was the same
way. The heaviest losers were around
the vicinity Of Mooneek and near Os-
| sian. No damage was done in town.
except to break branches Off the trees,
and brighten the people.
Fred Culver and wife went to Clear
| Lake turdav to spend a eek, and
afGerward will visit relatives.
While H. W. Neverman was batting
up flies in the street Thursday eve
ming, Henry Knutson reached for a
| high one going over his head and fell
| in such manner that one of the bones
above the ankle was fractured. DR..
| Wagner was called Friday morning,
and it means lay-off from active
duties for short period of time.
Eugene Chase relieved Fred Culver
from his duties in the depot Friday.
Drew Keene of ST. Louis arrived
Saturday to visit at the S. a. Hunter
home.
Miss Ida Lubke came down from
/ DEBORAH Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Will Anderson.
Miss Bessie Allen went to Clear
Lake Monday to stay a week with +.
f. Culver's.
Rev. Smith and son of Calmar were
visitors in town Saturday.
Miss Rose O'Boy accompanied her
mother to Ossian Saturday evening.
where the latter took the train for
Mason City Sunday morning to at.
tend the funeral OF her nephew.
Mrs. Fred Anderson and children
came up from West Union Saturday
evening to visit relatives.
Miss Rosella Johnson returned to
her home in Ossian Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Fox and children ar
rived from Monona Saturday evening
where they were visiting relatives.
There will be Japanese entertain.
ment at the opera house Wednesday
evening, consisting of Japanese songs
and moving pictures, etc. The enter.
tainers are Japanese students.
Dell Downing of Monona was a
visitor at the S. A. Hunter home Sun
day.
Mrs. Nettie Voorhees, and children
went to Des Moines today to visit.
Miss Mabel Rooney returned to her
home in DEBORAH, Wednesday, after
visit at the H. Campbell home.
Mrs. Fremont Lambert returned to
her home in Dubuque today.
Arthur Free accompanied his father
to Bethel Sunday.
Miss Dora Peterson is visiting her
sister. MIS-. ID. @. Stearns.
A car load of material to build silos
came to number of farmers in this
vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Lars Hetland and son came
down from Ossian Monday, to spend
the day with friends.
Mrs. Henry Scott and children leave
for their home in Austin, Mimi.
Tuesday.