Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-14
RAVENA.

Miss Selma Orvella of Red Oak
sewed for Mrs. S. Tovson last week.
Miss Mary Cavanaugh of Ossian
visited at B. Eimers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peck and chill
dren spent Sunday at the home of
julius Brown.
Mr.. d. Peck of Ossian was call
err at A. Peck's on Saturday.
Mr.. John Barthelma and sister
Reggie returned from Chicago on
Saturday.
Carl Duer of near Frankville Wis
tied at A. Peck's Sunday.
! Mr.. John Holder of Ossian is stay
| ing at the A. Lansing home at pres
ent
A. Lansing and John Holder de-
| livered xheat to DEBORAH last week
C. Bakken delivered hogs to Os-
sian Tuesday.
A cattle buyer was calling on
Ravena farmers Thursday
! Everybody in Ravena is busy
hauling wood.
VIM. P. Mullaney of Ossian was
seen in Ravena Saturday.
Those visiting at the III. Schroeder
home the past week were, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Becker, ST., Miss Mary
Becker and Mr.. Joe Becker, Jr., of
north of Ossian, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Zweibohmer, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holtey and Mr.. John Schroeder and
son Henry of Ossian.
Mr.. Joe Bush and sister Kate and
Miss Marie Noeckels of Calmar, Mrs
B. Holtey and Mrs. Glenn Brocamp
of Ossian all visited at B. Eimers
Thursday.
Mr.. Vernon Leman of Postville
visited at the home of A. Peck on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lansing spent
Sunday at William Lansing's.
Miss Bertha Schweinfus visited
Miss Rovang near Nordness Satur-
day.
Mr.. Louis Schweinfus, who has
5een working for A. Etteldorf the
past season, returned home last
week. - u
C. Gerleman will hold a public
auction on the old Dave Jack place,
miles northeast of Ossian on We'd
nesday, Dec. p, 1910, commencing
al 10 a. m, with free lunch al Noon.
Miss Kate Doerr returned to her
home west or Ossian on Thursday,
after staying at the julius Brown
home for the last seven months.
Mr.. George Taylor was passen-
ger for Joice, Ia, Saturday, to visit
his brother Albert
Mr.. G. Taylor has commenced to
work for w. Lansing.
Mr.. George Cremer, who has been
working for w. Lansing is now
working for A. Lansing.
w. E. Cornell assisted his mother
Mrs. A. P. Cornell, move her house
hold goods from Castalia to Ossian.
Lewis Schweinfus was passen-
ger for Waterloo Thursday.
B. Holtey of Ossian was caller
at B. Eimers Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schroeder visited
Ossian Saturday.
Peter Schroeder of Ossian is
staying at the H. Schroeder home.
Henry Shoffee of Centennial was
caller at Joe Broghammer's on
Tuesday.
F. Schroeder delivered hogs to
Ossian Wednesday.
]. Broghammer and family visit
ed at the home of ii. Funke in Cen
! tennial Monday.
Ray Runkle of Centennial sawed
wood for some of our prominent
farmers last week.
Mr.. Harry Billiard of Ossian was
caller at w. E. Cornell's Wednes-
day.
Fractures His Hip.
While on his way to the timber,
Mr.. Herman Schroeder's horses be-
came frightened at something and
started to run away, throwing Mr..
| Schroeder off the wood rack and
breaking his left hip. The accident
occurred in Centennial, in front of
Mrs. Glen Burrows house. He was
| in company with Peter Schroeder,
and while on their way home they
were met by Jim Long and DR.. j..
A. Juen of Ossian, who assisted p.
Schroeder in taking him home. Dr..
Juen set the fractured limb. He is
resting as easily as can be expected.
We all hope to see him up and
around soon.
A Hunting Accident.
While out hunting near Nordness
on last Saturday afternoon, Mr..
Ben Eimers had the misfortune to
have his hand lacerated by a shot
gun. He had shot a quail and in
trying to reach over the fence in
some way the gun was discharged,
the shot passing through the left
hand. Drs. j. A. Juen and j. w.
| LYNCH of Ossian dressed the wound