Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
FRANKVILLE
From Our Regular CORRESPONDENT

Sept. 30, 1907.
Row Kneeskern went to Dubuque
Friday for an over Sunday visit with
friends there.
Paul Topel and wife went to
Navoo, ILL., last week for a visit
with old friends. Rev. Neve and wife.
Mrs. Clough was Postville visitor
last Thursday.
Gene Owens purchased a new corn
binder last week and has large por-
tion of his corn crop cut and bound.
On Sunday, Sept. 22nd large COM
pany of friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Erickson to help them celebrate Mr..
Els birthday. Those in attendance
report very enjoyable time and all
unite in wishing him many happy
returns of the day.
Mrs. Ethel Webster was calling on
Frankville friends Sunday.
Charley Pilgrim is hauling brick
for Eugene Owens this week.
On Wednesday of this week we'd
ding bells will ring merrily at Casta-
liza at the home of l.. Woolsey at
which time will be united in marriage
Joe Slorah, one of the very best of our
Frankville BOYS and Miss Ethel
Woolsey the beautiful and charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Woolsey.
Miss Ethel is we'll and favorably
known in Frankville having been a
frequent visitor at the home of her
grandfather and other relatives here.
Their many friends wish the young
couple long life of uninterrupted
happiness.
Mrs. M. A. Holm and Mrs. Mabel
Merrill were shopping in DEBORAH
Saturday.
Ray Waters and Kelse Webster went
up to Nasset to play ball Sunday.
Elmer Clough had the misfortune to
break his thumb couple of weeks
ago which necessitated his giving up
his work at A. Green's and coming
home to have his hand taken care Of
1t is still quite painful, although
doing very we'll.
Charlie Miller's new horse was very
sick last week but under the skillful
treatment of DR.. Winslow it's condi-
tion is much improved.
German Merrill and Charlie Jacobs
were transaacting business in DEBORAH
Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Waters. accompanied
by ner father and mother went to La
Crosse Monday. Miss Mabel's health
has been gradually failing for some
time and her many friends sincerely
hope she may return much benefited
by the treatment she will receive
while at the hospital.
We think the Castalia correspondent
must have been suffering from brain
storm when that item was penned
concerning the Frankville ball nine
making excuses for not showing up at
Castalia. We do not think there has
ever been any excuses of any kind
made The facts in the case being
that the boys simply decline to 60 up
against a nine that can not or will
not put up a straight game, and that
is all there was about it-no excuse
was needed.
Irwin Hughes, wife and little son
and Lyle French were I'incbville
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Clough last week sold her
Frankville property to John Snitker
of Ludlow who will soon take posses
sion and thus become citizen of this
place. Mrs. Clough and children 60
today to Postville from which place
they will embark tomorrow morning
for Eureka, Montana, where two sons
Lester and Guy are already located
and have fine positions. They have
been residents of Frankville for a
good many years and the best wishes
of the community go with them to
their new home.
Ruth Lenore Lower. Sunday Sep
TENDER twenty second. nineteen
hundred and seven That tells the
story of the stork S welcome visit to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lower last Sunday. Mrs. Lower and
baby Ruth are doing nicely and con-
gratulations are pouring in from all
directions upon the happy parents.
Mrs Edith Waters and children
came up from Waterloo last week for
visit with her mother, Mrs. y. Van
Wey.
Tim Cooke of Waukon was a guest
at the ID. W. Smith home a few days
last week.
Last Tuesday Mrs. H. Bollman
suffered an unusually severe stroke
of paralysis and it being feared that
death was very near her children were
hastily summoned to her bedside.
Under the efficient care of DR.. Flynn
however she rallied and is making
rapid progress toward recovery which
her many friends all hope will be
speedy and complete.
John Snitker and wife and Mrs.
Mae Clough were transacting business
in DEBORAH last Tuesday.
Henry Kiesau. Sr. was Waukon
visitor last Tuesday.
Rev. Kruse of the Ludlow church
preached a very fine sermon at the
Frankville Presbyterian church a
week ago Sunday evening.
Henry Chamberlain is building an
addition to the Harry Winters house,
Occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. I. Erickson.
DIR. Kiesau and family returned
from their western trip last Tuesday.
The Snitker boys of Ludlow are in
this neighborhood with their new
thraehinp Ourfit The farmers here