Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-15
CORRESPONDENCE,
FRANKVILLE.

Oct. Is, 1918.
Married at the Presbyterian pal
sonage in Ludlow, Oct. 9Th, Mis-
Minnie Honke to Lewis Martin bot
of Ludlow township. Friends her
extend congratulations.
G. ID. Bollman transacted busi
ness in Ossian Monday morning.
Ira Peck came up from Waterlo
Monday for a few days visit her
with relatives. He returned HON
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarke of Waukon, who wa
taken i'll several weeks ago, at TIL
home of her niece, Mrs. Tom Wa
ters, passed away Monday. He
death was due to paralysis. Funera
services were held at Waukon Wed
nesday.
James Peck and Rev. MasoI
We're Postville business callers Tues
day.
Mrs. Krogsund from near Decor
all spent Tuesday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jas. kneeskern Jr.
Sherman and Grant Bollman, L
R. Letchford, Arthur Britain ant
Will Shutta delivered sheep in Post
vile Tuesday.
Samuel Waters Sr. and daughter
Mrs. Lizzie Lower left Tuesday t.
visit relatives at Kensett and Els
therville.
Miss Leora Letchford was a De
corah shopper Wednesday.
Tom Fulsome of Bethel, Mrs. Sar
ah Simson, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis O
Postville, ]. H. Kneeskern and {
large number of others from a dis
lance attended the sale at the Ro.
Birdsell farm Wednesday.
Mrs. H. F. Potter returned to he
home in Mortified, Mimi, Wednes
day, after several weeks visit will
her niece, Mrs. Emma Letchford.
Mrs. M. Green and little grand
daughter, Ruth Green of Castali;
spent Wednesday at the Jas. Knees
kern home.
Mrs. Nellie Clarke of New Albin
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Peel
at this writing.
Ray Birdsell delivered fin
horse to Ed Waters in Postvirl
Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Letchford went to &c
dar Rapids Wednesday for week
visit with friends.
Ray Waters is putting in a fin
new furnace.
The w. G. T. n. will meet wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hubbell at thei
home on Washington Prairie Tues
day evening.
l.. r. Letchford was a Postvill
business caller Saturday.
7. J. Crawfird and Rob Water
went to DEBORAH Saturday to atten
the farmers insurance meeting.
Mrs. Rilla Letchford is on tn
sick list since Saturday.
Ira Smith and family of Myror
spent Sunday here with his mothe
Mrs. Dave Smith.
John Johnson and wife enjoyed
visit from his parents Sunday, froI
near DEBORAH.
Sherman Eollman and family an
Carl Letchfcrd autoed to WaukoI
Sunday afternoon.
Herb Waters and family attend
ed church in Waukon Sunday.
The C. E. society will hold thei
meetings on Wednesday evenings
instead of on Sunday evenings a
heretofore.
A severe electric and wind storr
passed through this vicinity Frida
afternoon, doing considerable dam
age to wind mills, out building!
and also a number of trees wer
blown down, it lasted about tw
hours. The rain fell in torrents wit
some hail.
A bee will be held Wednesda
to build the new cement walks i
front of the church and parsonage
The ladies will serve a picnic dir
ner.
j. J. Van Wey is having the larg
machine shed on his farm take
down, and will use the material i
new chicken house and hog she(
Knute Lee of Centennial has rent
ed the Roy Birdsell farm and take
possession at once.
The ID. Y. n. T. society will NEE
Thursday afternoon to clean tn
parsonage.
Tom Waters and family attende
the funeral of Mrs. Clark at Wat
kon Thursday.
James Meikle is having a ne
cement walk built. l.. C. Spaun
doing the work
G. A. Waters sold a fine horse
some Ossian buyers the last of tn
week for $4,000.
julius Shegrud of DEBORAH wa
a visitor in town Sunday.
DR.. F. w. Kiesau and family an
Rev. Mason were callers at Rev. ST.
ler's in Ludlow, Sunday Afternoon.
A number of the young peopl
from here attended a party at til
Rosenkirk home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewings came hon
from their visit in Nebraska til
last of the week.
A Fair Proposition.