Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-16
FRANKVILLE

From our regular correspondent.
Sept. Ia. 1908.
T. J. Crawford and wife were shop
ping in DEBORAH last week.
Dr. Kiesau and Erie Smith returned
from their northern trip last week.
Grant Bollman transacted business
in Postville Tues day.
Miss Mae Lydon returned to her
school work in DEBORAH last Monday,
Sarah Ryan accompanied her.
VIM. Regain. Sam Waters. Jr.. and
Chris Lier were DEBORAH business Wis.,
itOrs last week.
Leo. Krampe of Baxter. Iowa drove
over from Postville Friday for short
visit with his grandmother, Mrs. Deip-
pc and aunt Mrs. DR.. Kiesau. He was
on his way to Dakota to purchase
land and improved the opportunity to
visit his relatives.
Mrs. John Ryan, former resident
of Frankville came from Minneapolis
last week for visit with her sister.
Mrs. James Ryan and other relatives
and friends. While here she sold her
farm, situated about one mile south
east of Frankville on the Postville
road to Jimmie Peck. Consideration
$40 per acre. Thus Jimmie and family
will continue residents of Frankville
for the present at least. instead Of
returning to Waterloo as at first they
contemplated.
A. d. Mckay and Will Gregg took
a trip up to the big power dam Satur-
day.
Willard Livinggood and wife are
very much delighted with that little
son that arrived at their home Tues
day the eighth.
A number of the Masonic fraternity
of this place accepted an invitation of
their Ossian brothers and attended a
banquet at that place Saturday even
ing.
Ezra Bollman, who has been spend
ing some time at Sheldon and who
was recently married there. returned
with his wife Friday and they will
become citizens of Frankville.
School opens for the autumn session
this morning with George Merritt Of
Dubuque as principal and Miss Sarah
Miller in charge of the primary room.
Mr.. Merritt and wife came up from
Dubuque Saturday and will receive a
very cordial welcome in Frankville
circles.
LULA Oulth0I ouu kAbvlO uohsh-
ter Esther were visitors at the home
of Mrs. Snitker's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ewing at Pinchville Sat-
| urday.
Tom and Ezra Bollman with their
| wives visited their brother John and
family at Myron Sunday
Will Gregg and Roy Kneeskern fin.
ished painting at Fred Reinnes Thurs
| day.
Thursday must have been Frankvile
day 1T the fair judging from the num-
Der of Frankvilllians circumambulat-
ing the fair grounds chat day.
John Denning and lady friend
from Hardin were guests at the Sher-
man home Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Coon of Estherville il
visiting her father. John French OF
Pinchville and other relatives and
friends both of that place and Frank
Vile.
Rev. Gregg goes to Coggon. Iowa
to attend Presbytery this week from
which place he will 60 to Cedar Rap
ids to visit his daughter and family
Mrs. Gregg will return with him.
Mrs. Cora Ohamberlin accompanied
by Will Kneeskern drove over to Post
Vile Monday. Will takes trip t;
Oastalia going mp by train from Post
Vile. Irving Hughes with his saw
ing crew started to work saving lum
Der south of Oastalia Monday morninl
Erie Smith made trip to Post
Vile Monday after lumber and cemen
for DR.. Kiesau.
Albert Henning of Ludlow is assist
ing his brotber-in-law Henry Kleppe
in haying.
HenryS nitker of Ludlow was Wis
itor at the d. w. Smith home Satur
day.