Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-27
FRANKVILLE
From Our Regular Correspondent

3 our .Nt5uldT correspondent
March %, 1907.
Henry Webster of Ossian and. Mr..
Fox OF Dubuque were transacting
business III town Monday and Tues
! day.
Miss Stella Livengood aud brother
of Myron took dinner at j. j. Van
Wey's one day last week.
Ezra Bollman departed last Saturday
| for Sheldon to rejoin his company,
Go. +. fifty-sixth regiment, who are
making preparations to go to James
town. Va.
| Miss Helen Henning of Ludlow
visited her sister Mrs. Henry Klipper
few days last week
Ernest kiesau of Waukon passed
through town on his way to Castalia
one day last week
Mrs. Esty Meikle and Mrs. n. Nc.
Millen of Waukon visited at Sherman
Bollmans Saturday and Sunday.
The ID. Y. N. T. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chris Mizener on Thurs
day.
Miss Della Hilmer of Cresco came
Saturday for visit with her aunt
Mrs. Chas. Brdsell and other rela-
tives here
Dave Smith and wife and SONS
Frank and Earl were Waukon visitors
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Cora Brandt was visiting
friends in Prairie du CHEN last week.
Lizzie, Alkaline and Irene Ney of
Waukon visited their friend Miss
Mabel Waters Friday and Saturday.
Will Stock and Frank Smith took
dinner at Frank Lowers Sunday.
G. Lower of DEBORAH visited with
his son Frank and family OH the farm
Sunday.
Gene Chamberlain came down from
DEBORAH Sunday TO visit his mother
Mrs. M. K. Cham berlain.
Mrs. DR.. Rogers returned, to her
home in White Lake. 5. D., Thursday,
after a short visit here. Mrs George
Van Wey accompanied her to Post.
vile.
Irwin Hughes has moved his saw
mill and outfit from Rob. Waters
place to George Volts.
Sunday, March 3lst will be regular
quarterly communion at the NJ +.
church.
Henry Kiesau, ST., suffered slight
stroke of paralysis on Monday of last
week from which he is recovering
quite rapidly, much to the gratifica-
ton of his friends.
Now we know beyond a doubt that
this is surely spring, for the farmers
began blowing and working in their
fields this Monday morning.
Frank Chamberlain and family who
have been living with his mother this
winter have moved back into their
own house again.
Gay Clough who is working for
Mrs. John McKernen near Castalia
came over last Thursday for short
visit at home. His sister Helen ac-
companied him back TO remain for
some time.
Frank Smith went to his work at
Henry OFFERS in Ludlow today where
he has engaged to work on the farm
for the summer.
Robert Dinger of DEBORAH who was
at one time resident of Frankville
made this burg business call one day
last week.
A team belonging to Fred Grotegut
INDUCED in little speeding bout on
our streets last Friday morning. A
fine young horse which he was break
ing became in a hurry to get home and
his mate being willing they became
unmanageable and ran away throwing
Mr.. Grotegut and his son out upon
the ground, as Mr.. Grotegut fell the
wagon was upset tipping squarely over
him. In this condition he WAS
dragged some distance until. impri-
soned beneath the overturned wagon
as he was he succeeded in turning the
team so they ran into gate post in
front of ID. W. Smiths residence and
were stopped by Mr.. Smith and his
sons who fortunately were near at
hand and Mr.. g. extricated from his
perilous position. Had he been less
plucky serious damage would I'M
doubtedly have resulted As it was
neither men or horses were hurt and
nothing not even strap on the harness