Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-10-19
CORE PONDENCE.
FRANKVILLE.

recover soon.
Gene Owen, who has been very
i'll during the last two weeks, de-
parted Sunday for Rochester, Mimi.
to seek relief at the hospital.
The Masonic people will give
another of their popular dances at
their hall in Frankville, Friday eve
ming, October 21st Good music
has been secured and a good time
is promised. Everybody come.
Frank Smith was DEBORAH
business visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dresser of Post
vile was in Frankville one day last
week.
Mrs. Edward Depping will sell at
public auction, Oct. 26th, her farm
in West Ludlow. two miles east of
Frankville. 1t is fine farm and
will probably bring a good price.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Stock is very ill.
On Wednesday, October 18th, at
the home of the brides mother, in
Ludlow, occurred the marriage OF
Will Schutta and Miss Martha Dep
ping, Rev. Vornholdt of the West
Ludlow German church officiating.
Both bride and groom have many
friends, who join in wishing them
long and prosperous voyage on
life's matrimonial sea.
Mrs. Merrill was the victim of a
very painful accident one day re-
Gently, sustaining numerous severe
bruises and a considerable shaking
up as the result of fall.
&c
Der of invitations have been issued
for the Snitker-Grotegut wedding
this week The contracting parties
are Will Snitker of Ludlow and Miss
Martha Grotegut of Frankville
township and are two of our most
popular young people. They have a
host of friends who offer sincerest
good wishes for a long and happy
life. The happy young couple will
go to housekeeping on the groom's
farm near Frankville, where he has
just finished building a fine new
home. The marriage occurs on
Thursday of this week at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Grotegut, north of town.
/ Sam Waters, Sr. accompanied by
Patrick Tully departed Sunday for
Estherville, Iowa, to visit his son
Tom Waters, former resident of
Frankville. Tom recently sold his
farm near Estherville and will have
a big sale of stock machinery, etc.
this week, after which he will move
to Estherville and enjoy a we'll
earned and much needed respite
I from the strenuous life which he
has hitherto led.
I d. w. Smith, wife and son Erie
were transacting business in Wau-
kon last Tuesday.
E. H. Prior of Postville came
over Monday to do some work in
the cemtery, placing some markers
on the George Waters lot and add
ing an inscription for Mrs. Waters
to the monument he had previously
erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Dryer are
rejoicing over the birth of little
son since last week.
Miss Alba Smith visited home
folks Sunday.
The barn raising at Sam Waters
near Myron last Friday was attend
ed by a large crowd of willing
workers who kept things moving
and succeeded in accomplishing a
prodigious amount of work for
which Mr.. Waters feels very CRATE
full.
The Waters brothers, Sam, Chris
and Calvin, were in Waukon on
Tuesday of last week transactine
telephone business.
The Republican rally at the Ma
sonic hall Thursday evening of last
week was enjoyed by a large crowd
The w. c. T. u. ladies served sand
wiehes and coffee at the close of the
meeting.
Frank Smith was busy last week
repairing the barn on the M. A
Holm lots recently purchased by
Chris Mizener.
Irving Hughes and son Clifford
and Elvin Wallaby were guests al
the Schutta-Depping wedding il
Ludlow last Thursday
Herman Webb and mother Of
Postville were guests at the Z. +
owen home Friday. Herman re-
turned the same evening, but Mrs
!, Webb remained for longer visit.
Chris Waters met with quite g
serious accident Sunday morning
He was riding one horse and lead
ing another when the one he was
leading became unmanageable anC
dragged him from the back of the
horse he was riding. In the mix-uI
which followed Chris received 9
number of very painful hurts ano
bruises.
DR.. Kiesau has been making some
improvements at his home, consist
inf of cement walks, cement plat.
form around the well, and he Ii
also having the water piped from
the we'll to the barn, which VIII
save lots of hard work.
VIM. Schroeder of Moneek was In
Frankville last week putting vi
sale bills announcing the sale OF his
farm at public auction October 81
Fred Stock was a Waukon bust
ness visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Lower was guest
at the home of her father, Fred
Stock, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Smith and
lo,uhtar MahaI attended pnaatinp