Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-12-18
FRANkVILLE

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Fred Peck and wife are nicely
domiciled in the Kamine house in the
east part of town.
Rev. and Mrs. Gregg. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Topel, Uncle Robert Waters and
Herb and Chris Waters attended the
S. S. convention at DEBORAH Thurs.
day and Friday.
Miss Stella Crawford is at home
from her visit at Monona and Gas
Italia.
Miss Mabel Smith spent several
days last week with Mrs. l. Erickson.
Will Schuette was shredding corn
for Gene Owens Thursday and Fri
day
Rev. Gregg, with a number of citi-
zens Of Frankville and vicinity. per.
| petrated surprise on Sherman Boil.
man, by going out there last Wednes-
| day, and assisting him in his corn
| field.
Gene Owens marketed hogs in Post
Vile Monday. Don Chamberlin took
a load for him.
Tom Crawford took several hogs
over to Kiesau's sale which he dispos-
ed OF at prices ranging from $l2 to
SO per head.
Mrs. 1. Birdsell's friends are very
much gratified at her recovery from
her recent illness.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the Presbyterian parsonage
Wednesday evening.
Tom Crawford entertained one of
fhn hi~h .o1c Of no no tob
Air Line at his home Saturday
CONSERVATION and sadness was de-
picted on every countenance Friday
as the intelligence spread from home
to home that Mr. Ed Hyde had been
suddenly summoned by the dread
Angel of Death during the night. his
passing having been swift and appar-
emily painless. Mr.. Hyde was among
-Winneshiek countys oldest and most
respected citizens and his friends are
legion. The Masonic Brotherhood of
Union Band Lodge of which deceased
was member, attended the funeral
Monday at the Centennial church.
Mrs. g. ID. Bollman visited Mrs.
Sherman Bollman Wednesday.
A number of Frankvilleites attend
ed the sale at Simon Kiesau's last
Friday.
Grant Birdsell will move onto his
new farm this week and Will AL
bright will take possession of his
farm which Grant vacates.
Glen Letchford was on the sick list
several days last week.
Brunnie Post visited friends in 9 IS
Italia Saturday and Sunday.
The ID. Y. N. L. will meet at the
home of Mrs. DR.. kiesau Thursday
afternoon.
Charlie Miller made "a trip To Post.
Vile Sunday and brought home with
him very fine young horse which
he obtained over there
Lynn Allen of Castalia was in at
tendance at Earl Birdsell's party Sat
urday evening.
The service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening was little
out of the ordinary line. Instead of
tile regular preaching service, Rev.
Gregg gave a synopsis OF the ). ).
convention at DEBORAH last week. He
said in an Introductory remark that it
would be impossible to crowd the
eloquence and enthusiasm of five
splendid sessions of the convention
into one evenings service, but he came
very near tc doing that very thing
being an able speaker and vivid por-
trayer he made the evening very en-
jOyable one indeed it was almost il
not quite as good as being at the
convention itself Excellent short
talks were given by Paul Topic dis
trict president, also Herb and Chris.
Waters and Uncle Robert Waters,
who made an eloquent plea for the
elderly people in the Sunday school.
A beautiful selection entitled "A
Clean Heart" rendered as solo by
Will Gregg with Miss Stella Crawford
at the organ added very much to the
enjoyment of the evening.
Miss Mile Hanson entertains her
cousin. Mr.. eele this week.
The Literary Society will give "A
Whittier program at the debate Fri
day evening.
liz required the united efforts of four
good horses Monday 70 bring load
of Standard oil from Waukon to
Frankvllle.