Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02
FRANKVILLE
From Our Regular Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs DR.. Keisau entertain.
ed twenty guests at dinner Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Refine of Ludlow Christmas.
John Abram of Ossian was transact
ing business in town Friday.
Frannie Padden made trip TO
fostville Friday.
Mrs. John VanWey entertained her
friends at New Years party Monday
evening.
Fred Clipper went to Waukon We'd
nesday to except u position as night
clerk at Dips inn.
| Romeo Padden and wife went to
Freeport Saturday to see her aunt,
Mrs. Charlie Beeby, who is quite
seriouly i'll having suffered stroke
of paralysis.
Mrs. Clough and daughter removed
to Postville Saturdaywhere they expect
to pass the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Padden was at
home to large circle of relatives and
friends Christmas.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gernsie Merrill spent
their Christmas with hris parents.
Harry Holm came over from Post
Vile Monday for Il short visit with
home folks. He brought with him a
very fine photograph which has
proven quite an attraction to his
| fathers customers.
Rev. Smith of Postville came over
Tuesday evening to be present at the
Christmas tree.
DR.. and Mrs. Keisau, the children,
and Mrs. DipDie visited at Father
Henry Keisau's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullaney of
DEBORAH visited at Sherman Bollman' s
Friday.
Miss. Lula Campbell, who has been
visiting at the Crawford home, return
ed to her home in CastaliaW ednesday.
Stella Crawford and Mabel Waters &C.
cOmpanied her remaining until Sun
day.
/ Henry Mizener went to DEBORAH
Thursday to spend the day with his
son John.
| Oda and Glen Letchford gave a
party to their schoolmates FRIDAY
evening. Everyone seems to have had
a good time.
| M. A. Holm was business caller
in DEBORAH Saturday.
Those from here who attended the
dance in Castalia Wednesday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Kelse Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman, Joe
Ryan and sisters, Ray Birdsell and
Gerald Moose.
Lynn Crawford went to DEBORAH
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brothers, Irven and Charlie, who were
returning from their visit at Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Smith entertain
ed number of their friends at an
oyster supper Thursday evening.
Chris. Mizener with his graphophone
helped to make the evening pass very
pleasantly.
Marshal Magee of Postville was
transacting business in town Satur-
day.
Ezra Bollman, who has been spend.
| ing sometime with his sister in Shell
don, returned to Frankville Saturday.
Arthur and Walter Brandt attended
the dance in Postville Wednesday
eTening.
Irwin Allen of Castalia was seen
on our StreetS saturday.
There was no services at the M. E.
church Sunday as the storm prevented
Rev. Smith of Postville from coming
lover.
| II you want anything in the shoe
line call and see j. j. Van Wey as he
has just got in very fine assortment.
Lynn Crawford departed for Ames,
Iowa, today to take the short course,
which we see so much about in our
local papers.
Little Doris Miller was quite
seriously indisposed last week. but we
are glad to note that she is improving.
| Henry Chamberlain received word
from his wife that herself and party
ate their Christmas dinner with Ear
nest Wilson and family at Denver,
Colo. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Wilson went to Denver about year
ago from Frankville Township. They
are reported as being we'll and doing
we'll and greatly enamored of that
country. The morning after Christmas
Mrs. @. her mother aud brother left
Denver for Salt Lake City, where
they will stop for week. rest aud
sight seeing after which they will
proceed directly to Los Angeles. Gal.
Harold Spaun is the new Blade
and Ledger agent for Frankville.
Harold is hustler, one of the lively,
wideawake boys of our little burg
ard we predict for him a rushing
trade. Here's wishing you success.
Harold.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kelse Webster spent
Christmas at the home of Mrs. VS.
father, John Kneeskern, near Casta-
liza.
| Christmas tree exercises passed off
very pleasantly. Both churches had
fine programmes we'll rendered the
boys drill being especially pleasing
and we'll executed. A bountiful
supply of candy, nuts, apples. etc..
making happy the little folks and the
many beautiful presents bringing JOY
to the hearts of young and old.
| Miss Bea Chamberlain returned to
her duties as teacher in the Birdsell
district Monday morning. Her sister
Stella accompanied her for short
visit before returning to her school
work in Fayette.
sThe Frankville sports are taking
advantage of the freshly fallen snow
and have organized fox hunt for to.