Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-07
FRANKVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelse Webster Wis
tied relatives in DEBORAH Tuesday.
Miss Hulda Kiesau visited at her
brother Otto's few days last week.
| Gerald Moose took Prof. Cunning
ham to DEBORAH last Tuesday to at
| tend the Institute which was in ses-
sion there.
Will Gregg departed for Fort
Atkinson last Monday where he will
work this summer.
| Miss Edna Brouilette is working
for her friend Mrs. Herb Waters
this spring.
DR.. and Mrs. Kiesau were Post
vile visitors one day last week.
Erie Smith is blowing for DR..
Kiesau on the new farm which he
purchased last fall.
Charley Brouilette is helping
Charlie Shattuck with his farm
work this spring.
Mrs. Willard Livingood went over
to Waukon last Wednesday to see
her sister Mrs. John Arnold who
was seriously i'll and who died early
| Thursday morning. Mrs. Arnold
was formerly Miss Addie Miller of
| Ludlow, lovely woman Of sweet
and gracious disposition who will
| be sadly missed both in her home
and among her friends. Mr.. Arnold
is also well and favorably known
here and has the heartfelt sympathy
of many friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Letchford has rented
| her farm to Herman Schuette and
in company with her daughter, Miss
Mabel, is contemplating a trip to
Dakota in the near future to locate
| government homestead claims.
Frances Padden was called to
| DEBORAH enc day last week by the
serious illness of his wife who has
been there for some time at the
home of her mother
Lyle Bollman is quite i'll with
cold and grippe.
| The Masons having decided to
| enlarge and repair their building,
began work Immediately, force of
men going to the timeber last Thurs
| day and in one day enough logs were
cut, hauled and sawed as will be re-
| quired for this part of the work.
Rock for the foundation and lum-
Der for finishing will be placed up
on the ground this week and opera
tions will begin at once and the
work be finished as rapidly as pos
sible. Favorable mention should be
| made of several gentlemen who do
not belong to the fraternity, but
who are lending their assistance
and interest to the work.
Mr.. Meikle and Jessie Gene
| Owens and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Waters and Mrs. Livingood
| attended the funeral of Mrs. Ar
| mold which occurred at Waukon Sun
| day at two o'clock p. m.
Miss May Van Wey who is staying
| with Mrs. A. Bollman, was home
visitor Sunday.
Miss Mabel Smith is with friends
at Castalia this week.
Miss Blanch Rose of Ion, will be
the principal of Frankville high
school this spring beginning April
eleventh.
John Stock who has been attend
| ing school in DEBORAH came home
Saturday as did also Robert Kiesau.
Peter French whose home was
here about thirty years ago, but who
now lives in Nebraska is visiting his
brother John French of Pinchville.
George Cunningham and Herbie
Padden who attended teachers in
stitute at DEBORAH last week return
ed home Saturday.
Glen Letchford is working for
Grant Bollman on the farm this
spring.
Mrs. Sam Waters, ST.. whose
health has not been good for some
time is quite seriously indisposed,
her friends hope for her a speedy
improvement.
Rev. John Hume, a former pas
tor of the Presbyterian church here
but who has at present charge of
the church at Atkins. is expected
here today to visit friends in
Frankville and vicinity.
Ira Smith and son Lester of My
ron visited his mother Sunday.
They report a new little girl at their
home.
Harry Bollman was a guest of his
brother Sherman and family Sun
day.
Will Muth of Ludlow creamery,
was interviewing Frankville friends
Sunday, his son Merlin accompan-
MED him.
George Murray a former Frank
vile boy, but whose home is now in
North Dakota, is visiting relatives
in Postville and accompanied by
his niece Miss Effie Amsdale was a
guest at the jamie Lyons home
Sunday and also attended church
here Sunday morning. Many old
time friends were delighted to greet
| him.
Miss Stella Livingood is staying
| at her brother Wizards for a short
| time.
Robbie Waters is working for
Will Hubbel this spring instead of
at Tom Waters as started last
week.
Phil Brouilette attended court in
Waukon last week from Monday