Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-03-09
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CONOVER.

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Wednesday to have some dental
work done.
e. Boo was over from Calmar on
Tuesday.
Charles Pecina from near Proto-
vim was transacting business IN
town Monday.
H. T. Sandager made business
trip to Calmar Thursday.
Anton Olson was a business Wis
itor at Calmar Wednesday.
Albert Sobolik and wife drove to
Protovin Wednesday to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. John Klema and son Joe
drove to Spillville Friday on bust
ness.
Gilbert johnson was a Conover
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. A. Kafka was over from CAL
mar Thursday, visiting her folks.
]. Kulish made a business trip
here Thursday from Spillville.
Mrs e. Swehla went to Calmar
Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. F. Kubousek and little son
Arthur were visiting relatives at
Calmar Thursday.
Miss Kapinos and Florence Graft
were passengers for Calmar Thurs
day, after a several days visit with
relatives at Spillville.
Mrs. j. Pavovec returned Thurs
day from Fort Atkinson, where she
had been visiting few days.
Anton Suchan and vile were in
town Thursday.
Mr.. Lesoh and wife and daughter
from near Spillville were in town
Tuesday, on their way to DEBORAH.
Mrs. Swehla went to Calmar Fri
day.
Misses Kovarik of Spillville were
passengers to DEBORAH Friday morn
ing.
A. J. Holiness and wife came up
from Calmar Friday, to visit at the
Sandager home between trains.
j. |. Klimesh and wife of Spill
vile drove over Friday on business.
Miss Carrie Flaskrud and Mrs. d.
Falness were Conover callers We'd
nesday
Ross Dyrland came up from De-
corah Friday to visit his brother,
Engebret, and wife.
Miss Emma Kulish of Spillville
was in town Thursday. She was on
her way to Mason City.
Joseph Becvar and wife attended
church at Spillville Thursday.
Mrs. A. Soukup of Ridgeway came
over Monday to visit relatives for
few days.
! FIR. Tuchek took in the sights at
DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mike Phillips. Sr., was transacting
business at Calmar on Tuesday
Jake Swartz went to DEBORAH
Wednesday.
William Frana from near Spill
Vile was in town Monday.
H. t. Sandager was at Calmar on
Thursday and Friday.
Thos. Novak was over from Spill
vile Thursday with passengers.
Miss Lydia Humpal and brother
Leonard from near Calmar passed
through town Monday on their way
to Spillville.
Thos. Houdek and wife and little
daughter returned from Fort Atkin-
son Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Tuppy from west of
Spillville and her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Novak, from Spillville, went to Du-
buque Thursday to attend a funeral
of a relative.
James Sobolik and wife were at
Spillville Wednesday visiting.
Miss F. Pavlovec came over from
Fort Atkinson last week to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Phillips.
E. Phillips was a guest at the
Jacob Swartz home Tuesday after
noon.
Lulu Heiser and Mary Hruska of
Spillville were in town Saturday, on
their way to Calmar for visit.
Mrs. J. Baburek has been sick
with the grip.
Miss Christina Pizinger was at
Spillville Tuesday
Mrs. Chas. Pavlovec and son and
Mrs. Fred Houdek were over from
Fort Atkinson Tuesday, between
trains, visiting at the Pavlovec and
Frana homes.
Lenora Krall and Mary Kafka
Mrs. Pavlovsky went to Spillville
Saturday on business.
Barney Swartz was at Calmar on
Saturday.
Albert Korsrud went to DEBORAH
friday AFTERNOON.
X. III. Flaskrud was at DEBORAH
transacting business Saturday.
Misses Kalec of Spillville passed
through town Saturday on their way
to Calmar.
Frank Tucek has started to work
for III. Vangsness near Calmar.
Mrs. Reihle from near Spillville
was in town Friday.
John Hruska was the mail carrier
Wednesday from Spillville to Como
yer, in place of his son. Frank.
Mike Miksatko drove to Spillville
Saturday afternoon with John
Frana.
Miss Nellie Dyrland and sister
Andrina were passengers for Ridge
way Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Korbel drove
to Spillville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sobolik were
Sunday guests with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sobo-
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Joseph Kafka from Calmar was
Sunday guest with Albert Jane
ohek and family.
James and Bonnie Novak were
guests at the John Frana home last
Sunday.
John Klema departed for Dickin-
son, n. d. last week, after a several