Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-07-02
FRANKVILLE.
June 40 1913

returning Tuesday
Walter Pilgrim and family auto
ed to DEBORAH Tuesday morning
where they net Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Frank and Glenn Pilgrim and fami-
lies and all went TO Riceville to
spend the day with relatives, they
returned the same evening.
James kneeskern Jr. and wife
were transacting business and visit
ing relatives in DEBORAH Wednesday
and Thursday
Twenty-three automobile loads OF
men consisting of farmers, some De-
corah business men and the farm in
spectors passed through here Thurs
day enroute for DEBORAH. They made
short stop at the T. j. Crawford
farm.
Mrs. Sherman Bollman went to
Postville Wednesday for few days
stay at the Frank Bollman home.
Mrs. Byron Pfffer terminated her
visit here Wednesday and went to
Chicago for few days visit before
returning to her home in Detroit.
A large number assisted in rails
ing the barn at Mike Fitzpatrick S
Thursday.
The Carl Dewitt and Calvin Wa
tiers families are enjoying new Ford
automobiles which they purchased
in Postville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cunningham
Thursday to spend a few weeks al
the Geo. Van Wey home.
Caryl Circle came up from Cedar
Rapids the first of the week and
brought the sad news of the death
of his brother, Joe Circle, who was
killed in an auto accident near Ce.
dar Rapids. Joe was out driving
with a team, when his rig was
struck by an auto, he was killed in.
stantly. He had worked in this vi.
entity the past two years, and was
quite well known here, and was q
fine young man. We regret to hear
of his untimely death.
Herb Waters and Caryl Dewitt
and children autoed to Minneapoli:
Thursday for few days visit with
relatives.
Frank Bollman of Postville was &
caller at the home of his brother
Sherman Friday.
Mrs. w. A Robinson and Clifford
returned to their home in Clayton
Friday after weeks visit at the LIE
Roy Kneeskern home.
The Ferdinand Hilmer family au
toed to McGregor Friday.
Harvey Bros, Castalia's Ford auto
agents, were transacting business il
town Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Brandt and Lena
Dryer visited relatives near WaukoI
Friday.
Eugene Birdsell has been quit,
sick with measles the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brandt ar,
rejoicing over the arrival of littl,
son at their home Friday June 81
Congratulations
Messdames Ray Alger, Walter
DEBORAH autoed through here Fri
day evening.
/ Clare Limbeck the poultry mar
from Ossian was transacting business
here Thursday.
John Davis and crew of men from
Waukon came over Friday to d.
some mason work for Snitker Bros
Will Kneeskern was transactinl
business in Postville and Castali;
Friday.
Geo. Van Wey was a DEBORAH bust
ness visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Birdsell, Mrs
Lewis Woolsey, Mrs. Joe Slorah ant
son Leo came over from Castali;
Friday evening and spent the eve
ming at the Issac Birdsell.
Tom Bollman, James Peck ant
Claude Van Wey were among tn,
Postville callers Friday.
Mrs. Fred Pratt terminated he
visit here Friday and returned t.
her home in Shekelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waters were
Waukon visitors Friday. Mrs. Estell;
Meikle accompanied them home TO-
weeks visit here with friends.
Grant Bollman and family AM
Mrs. H. Winters autoed to Decoral
Saturday evening. Miss Lillian
Winters accompanied them home TO
visit.
Mrs. Livingood and son came owe
from Waukon to attend church Sun
day morning.
Frank Lower and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stock spent Sunda.
at the Will Stock home in DEBORAH.
John SDitker was a Waukon Wis
itor Saturday evening.
Miss May Lambert of Castali;
spent Sunday in town. Miss Saral
Miller accompanied her home for ;
few days visit.
Calvin Waters and family and Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Spaun autoed to Os
sian Sunday afternoon.
The following officers were elect
ed IN the Presbyterian sunday schOO
for the last six months of 1913
Supt. Paul Topel, Assistant Supt
Mrs. Kate Peck, Sec. Herbert Waters
Treas. Jessie Meikle.
DR.. Kiesau and family and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hilmer attended church in Lud
low Sunday morning.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oleson cam,
up from Bethel Saturday for an owe
Sunday visit with friends.
Frank Dowd and wife of Castali,
spent Sunday at the Chas. Barrett
home.
Sherman Bollman and Arthur
Britain delivered hogs in Postvill
Monday.
Walter Pilgrim lost valuable
: horse Friday. 1t was overcome will
heat while blowing corn.
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