Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-07-30
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

July 20, 1910.
Several went to DEBORAH the fore
part Of the week to witness the game
OF ball
Chris Schild was a Cresco visitor
enc day last week, on business.
During their leisure time last
week farmers here were busy des-
troying weeds along the public high
way, thus complying with the recent
law.
We note that the golden rod here
and there is getting ready to bloom.
We hope, though, that Jack Frost
will keep away for months yet
One of the brightest motors shoot
ing across the western skies was
witnessed by a number of us one
evening recently. 1t left a lumin-
Gus pathway in the heavens that was
visable for long time afterwards.
Rev. O. M. Yaggy of Ardale will
supply the pulpit in the Evangelical
church next sunday evening during
Rev. L. N. Days absence. Rev.
Yaggy is a fine speaker so be sure
and come and listen to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blackburn
of Royal Nebr, are here visiting
SOIit VI lucll anu
relatives. Both Mr.. and Mrs. B.
grew up to young people in our vi
entity, years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weidaman
are entertaining some more COM
pany from Indiana, this week and
last.
The road hog is still with us, who
refuses to give half of the beaten
pathway on the highway. Some day
somebody will hear something drop,
then they will feel like kicking
themselves.
Don't forget to attend chautauqua
al DEBORAH this week. They have an
excellent program and DEBORAH peo-
pie are noted for their hospitality
to visitors within their border. So
drive down with the whole family
and take a day of rest and pleas
ure.
A number of motorists have been
equipping their cars with the latest
designs of electrical horns.
Joe Novak was helping his faith
err market some hogs last Saturday.
Carpenters have been busy the
past week on j. G.. Kirschmans new
residence.
Kuntz Bros. expect to begin
threshing this week. They will
be among the first ones in the field
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weidaman are
entertaining some more company
from Indiana this week and last.
Quite a number of us have been
stacking grain the past week, some
are going to thresh out of shocks to
save time in handling the grain
twice.
One of Rev. Damerow's boys is
staying at the home OF Harry Wei
damans for a number of days.
Messrs. Frank kuntz and Albert
Soukup made a few flying trips to
nearby towns, lately in the former
| Ford.
John Aegerter and family dined
at the Thee. Kratz's family last Sun
day and spent the afternoon, in each
others company. aJ ~ ,.r,,...,..,-,
!. Mr.. Richter and others from Cal
ifornia autoed out here last week
to visit at, the Mike Kratz home. Mr..
II. lis a cousin of the children. Sat
urday4 they autoed to Strawberry
Point, Miss Hattie, Kratz accompa-
MED them for number of days Wis
it among relatives and friends down
there.
Some of our young people took
| in the ball game at Spillville last
Sunday, between Calmar and Spill
Vile, which was won by the latter,
score to 8.
In taking a tour thru the county
| last Sunday we found many fields
of grain yet uncut.
A number of motorists with their
families and others took an auto
trip to Howard County last Sunday,
inspecting crops etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike HrusKa are
entertaining company as guests
from abroad the past few days.