Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-07-14
FRANKvILLE.

new home at WARSAW, Wisconsin.
Dolph Peck and family spent the
fourth at Waukon, going over Friday
and returning last Wednesday. They
were guests of Mrs. Peck's relatives,
the Hastings peoples.
A. d. Mckay and Miss Sarah Miller
attended Chautauqua at Waukon
Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. kiesau and Arthur Holm
had dental work done in Postville
last week. DR.. Ray Topliff enjoys
an ever increasing popularity and
very deservedly for no finer work can
be done in this line than the doctor
turns out.
Mrs. Jess Patrick came down from
Minneapolis last week to assist in
the care of her mother, Mrs. Sher-
man, who has been an invalid for a
number of years.
John lie Fever, ar old-time citizen
CT Frankville, but whose home has
been for some time in New York and
who was on his way to visit grand
children in Nebraska, was hunting
up old friends and neighbors in
Frankville last week.
| Mrs. M. A. Holm and Arthur were
|
Ossian Sunday.
visitor Sunday.
| LandOn Letchford sold his fine
team of rOadsters to Jas. BirdseIl last
week.
John Lydon is having a fine large
new barn built and James Ryan is
making preparations to follow suit.
John Snitker went to DEBORAH Fri
| day to purchase a new threshing
outfit. Charlie Brouilette accom-
panied him.
VIM. Bacheldar and daughters
Floy and Mabel, Roy Bacheldar and
wife and Lew Monroe and wife came
| over from Castalia to attend the
dance on the third and were over
night guests at the Ernest Monroe
home and on Sunday accompanied by
Ernest and wife enjoyed a trip up to
the dam.
An automobile party from South
Dakota was in Frankville one day
last week.
The dance at the Masonic hall on
the evening of July Sd, was very
gratifying success netting the Masons
little over $50 The music was
fine, the evening delightful and
everyone present enjoyed the occas-
sion immensely.
Erie Smith and Charlie Culver
painted DR.. Kiesau's new barn last
week
Earl Holm is working for Robert
Waters, Jr. the last few weeks.
Mrs. Ruby Flower and little daugh-
ter of Dubuque are visiting relatives
in Frankville since last week.
Herman Kiesau and bride of Nor
folk, Neb are visiting relatives in
Frankville. Ludlow and Waukon.
Mrs. Carrie Hughes and little son
Clifford returned last Monday from
Estherville, where they have been
visiting Mrs. Hughes sister, Mrs.
Walter Koon and other relatives.
The base ball toys contemplate
giving a dance in Masonic hall in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Smith and G..
W. Sherman were DEBORAH visitors
Thursday.
Frank Smith and Claude Van Wey
met with what might have been a
very serious accident last Friday
while working on Karl DeWitt's new
barn. They were on the roof shingl-
ing when the scaffolding gave way
precipitating Claude to the ground
where he alighted on pile of boards
while Frank, when about half way
down, succeeded in catching hold of
ladder and held on until rescued
1t was wonder the boys were not
both killed as the barn is a very
and an eight-foot wall The boys are
certainly to be congratulated on
their lucky escape with only some
painful bruises and a pretty severe
shaking up.
NJ. A. Holm made trip to Post
vile Saturday.
Mrs. j. ID. Schench, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sherman,
returned last week to her home near
Estherville.
Mrs. Harry Winters and j. ID. Null
laney and children of DEBORAH drove
down to the Harry Bollman home
last Wednesday. Mr.. Mullaney and
children returned home the next day,
but Mrs. Winters remained for
longer visit.
frOI. cunningham anu MISS Mae
Van Wey, Fred Waters and Miss Stel-
la Crawford attended Chautauqua at
Waukon Sunday.
Several of the Frankville boys were
at Ossian Sunday. Wonder what's
the attraction?
Irving Hughes, wife and little son
visited relatives at Pinchville Sun
| day.
Mrs. Alkaline BOllman.
The people of this community were
surprised and shocked last Friday
| evening to hear of the sudden death
| of Mrs. Alkaline Bollman at her home
south of town, the cause of death
being third stroke of paralysis, the
two previous ones being suffered
some time ago from which she had
so far recovered as not to be thought
in any immediate danger as she was
able to attend to her household du-
ties and go about among her friends.
She was enjoying visit from her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Winters, at the
time of her death. Mrs. Bollman,
whose maiden name was Alkaline Mi
merit, was the widow of the late Hen
ry Bollman who died q number OF