Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-03-30
FRANKvILLE.
March %. 1910.

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Miss Mabel Smith came over from
Waukon for an over Sunday visi
with home folks.
Miss Stella Crawford came home
from Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick came from Min
neapolis Saturday to assist in car.
ing for her invalid mother.
Ira Pack and wife of Waterloo
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Peck, since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peck, Henry
Mizener and daughter Emma depart
for Cleveland, n. d. today. Mr..
Peck has secured a position there
as overseer of a large ranch about
nine miles from Cleveland. Mr..
| Mizener and daughter will make
their home in Cleveland, where
Miss Emma will teach music. Their
many friends while regreting to see
them leave Frankville, wish them
unbounded success and hope the
change may be a pleasant and pro-
fitable one.
Ed Teepe came over from Ossian
Sunday. Charlie Barrett accompa-
MED him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Muth Of
Ludlow are the happy parents of a
little daughter since last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kiesau and
children visited at father Kiesau's
Sunday.
School closed Friday and the
teacher, Mr.. Halvorson, returned to
his home at Nordness Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lower visited her
brother Will and wife Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Smith went
over to Waukon Thursday to attend
the funeral on Friday of Mrs.
Smiths cousin, Rev. F. E. Stahl.
who, in February came from his
home in South Dakota and went to
Las Cruces, New Mexico, in hope of
regaining his lost health. The quest
proving futile he returned about
two weeks ago to the home of his
sitter, Mrs. T. J. Werhan in Waukon.
where he died Tuesday, March ~.
of consumption. Thus goes out q
life of unusual strength and purity.
and those who knew him best feel
that their lives were made better by
the influence of his life and teach
ings. Rev. Stahl was thirty-siX
years old and unmarried He was
educated for the ministry at Upper
Iowa University at Fayette and at
the Dakota Wesleyan University at
Mitchell, S. ID. He has been active
ly engaged in ministerial work in
Dakota for several years Were he
led life that was fully devoted to
the cause of the Master he loved and
full of kindly deeds to those about
him. Ever forgetful Of self he
never disregarded an appeal or nelp
and the disease which Slapped his
vitality and ended his life is direct
ly traceable to Overwork and undue
taxing of his strength, which be so
freely gave in behalf of others. He
leaves to mourn his untimely pass
ing away his mother five sisters
and one brother. The funeral SER
vice was conducted by Rev. Temple
and Rev. Van Nice in the Methodist
church at Waukon, with interment
in the Beeman cemetary in Jeffer-
son beside his father, who died
three years ago.
Misses Sarah Miller, Edna Broui-
lette and Helen Flatland, Claude
NanWey ana HerD FdQQen are III
DEBORAH attending Institute this
week.
Landon Letchford was a DEBORAH
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. j. l.. Webster visited rela-
tives in Frankville Sunday.
Earl Birdsell of Castalia was can
vassing Frankville and vicinity last
week in the interest of Loverin and
Browne of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Bray of Ludlow
visited Mrs. Bray's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Meikle Sunday.
DR.. Flynn of Postville came over
Thursday to assist DR.. Kiesau in an
operation to which it was found ne
cessary for Will Schutta to submit.
Charlie Stock of Ludlow was
Frankville visitor Sunday.
Irwin Hughes has commenced
saving lumber for Nj. Fitzpatrick.
DR.. and Mrs. Kiesau and children
visited relatives in Ludlow Monday.
Mrs. Deippe is expected to arrive
from her home at Baxter this week
to spend the summer with her
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