Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-08-26
FRANKVILLE
From our regular correspondent.

August "a, 1908.
Will Gregg returned from his visit
in Waukon Tuesday.
Romeo Padden went down to
Harpers Ferry Tuesday. his daughter
Miss Lydia and Mrs. Minnie Padden
accompanied him to Postville.
The Castalia- Frankville S. S.
picnic in the Caldow woods was quite
a success. A fine supper was enjoyed
by those present
Sherman Bollman marketed a fine
load of porkers at Postville Thursday.
John Brooks of Franklin accom-
panied by his wife, son and daughter
visited at the d. w. Smith home
Tuesday. Mrs. M. G. Wood went
home with them for short visit with
relatives and friends In that vicinity.
Glen Allen was in town Tuesday
with his medicine wagon. He was
an over night guest at the home of his
aunt Mrs. @. M. Birdsell.
John Bollman and daughter Miss
Emma of Myron were visiting rela-
tives in Frankville Tuesday evening.
Lillian Kiesau celebrated her fourth
birthday Thursday by entertaining
number of her little neighbors OF near
her own age duringt he afternoon.
MISS IsOsd IOpOl lHOob
entertained number OF her friends
Friday evening at party in honor OF
Miss Cecil Gordon of Postville and
Miss Evelyn Mathews of Chicago,
who were guests at the Topel horne
several days last week.
Mrs. Cora Chamberlin was Post
Vile visitor last Wednesday.
The Misses Dresser of Postville were
visitors at the Frances Padden home
Friday afternoon.
Misses Martha and Josie Crabbe
went to DEBORAH Saturday.
Chris. Waters and Allen White were
hauling some monster saw logs Fri
day, out of which building timbers
are to be made to be used in the
construction of Chris new barn
which will replace the one demolished
by the storm of June Goth, and on
which the carpenters Will begin work
this week.
Mrs. E. Meikle and son Roy of
Waukon are guests at the Sherman
Bollman home.
j. N. Leithold of Postville was in
Frankville Friday and Saturday.
The school house looks very nice in
its new toggsry of paint, paper, ETC.,
and we are very sure will be much
appreciated by teachers and pupils
alike.
The ladies of the d. Y. N. T. will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Waters next Thursday.
J. Prios of Postville was in Frank
Vile Saturday engaged in setting up
the Lyons monument after relettering
il cutting two additional inscript-
ions. etc.
Jim Ryan and family of Waukon
visited at the VIM. Brandt home Sun
day.
Misses Bridget, Charity and Lottie
Meier attended church at Postville
Sunday.
Will Gregg has been assisting Chris
Lier with repairs and improvements
on the school house.
Miss Mabel Smith visited home
folks Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Bollman visited
his brother Sherman and family Sun
day.
Germie Merrill returned Friday
evening from his western trip. He
came by way Of Ossian and Charlie
Barrett of that place accompanied him
TO Frankville.
Rev. Gregg and f. ]. Chamberlin
were transacting business in Postville
Friday.
Arthur Webster of Postville accom-.
panied by a couple gentleman friends
passed through town Friday on their
return from an outing OH the Oneota.
Gerald Moose made an extra trip to
Postville Thursday after goods for j..
j. Van Wey. Trade is lively these
days and it keeps Gerald hustling as
we'll as John.
Earl Holm who has been suffering
from severe attack of tonsilitis the
past week is somewhat better.
Mrs. Marshal Bollman is absent, as
sisting in the care of a sister whose
home is in Dakota, and who was
seriously injured by being accidental
ly shot about week ago. Word re-
ceived from there the latter part of
last week states that although not
vet out of the realm of danger the
crisis was past and she was improving
as rapidly as could be hoped for.
Mrs. Bullman is expected h me this
week
Jimmie Peck and family and Miss
Eva Waters were Postville visitors
Thursday.
Tom Bollman visited his brother
John and family at Myron Sunday.
Mrs. j. l.. Webster is CUES at the
home of her brother l.. r. Letchford.
John Kneeskern and son Frank OF
Castalia were transacting business in
Frankville Monday.
Miss Ida Keeper of Ludlow visited
at the home of her cousin Henry
Klepper several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kneeskern ac-
companied Miss Grace Chewing to
Postville Monday from which Miss U.
will return to her home at Dubuque.
Mrs. Crabbe went to Freeport Mon
day for visit there and at DEBORAH.