Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
FRANKVILLE.

March so, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Fulsome OF
Bethel were visitors at the Rachel
Birdsell home Monday afternoon.
The Flowing Bowl, a play given
in the hall Monday evening by home
talent was well attended, the pro-
ceeds were $27.05.
Lynn Crawford made a business
trip to DEBORAH Tuesday.
Lester Smith of Myron attended
the entertainment here Monday eve
ming.
Tom Boyle of Ossian was transact
ing business in this vicinity the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Waters,
Samuel Waters and Miss jamie Lyons
autoed to Postville on business Tues
day.
John Murphy of Ossian visited his
aunt Mrs. Chris Wilson Tuesday.
Brandt Bros. sold fine horse
which they delivered in Postville
Tuesday
Claude Van Wey delivered hogs
in DEBORAH Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Birdsell has been
having serious time with blood
poisoning in her hand; she is i'm
proving at this writing.
Walter Pilgrim made a business
trip to Ossian Tuesday
High Pagin and Lewis Arnice OF
Washington Prairie were business
callers in town Wednesday.
l.. c. Spaun was calling on Os-
sian friends Tuesday
l.. r. Letchford sold a horse 10
Anderson Bros. in DEBORAH, which
he delivered Thursday.
Grant Bollman and son Curtis
made business trip to Ossian Thurs.
day.
George Sherman, Phil Brouillett
Romeo and Francis Paddin were fish
ing near the power dam Thursday.
Herb Waters has been quite sick
several days the past week.
Little Laura Dryer was hostess 70
a number of her little friends Thurs
day afternoon it being her eighth
birthday.
DR.. Swaubakken of Waukon was a
professional caller in this vicinity
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waters were
shopping in DEBORAH Friday.
Mrs. j. l.. Webster who has been
sick the past few months, has been
very poorly the past week.
Francis Paddin was a Myron Wis
tor Friday.
Nelse Schoonmaker of Ravena was
caller in town Friday.
Claude Van Wey, James Peck, and
Rev. Mason were among the Postville
callers Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brouillett and
baby and Clifford Hughes went out
to Ravena Friday for visit at the
Tom French home.
Miss May Klintenburg and Mrs.
Roy Tillotson of Washington Prairie
were callers at the James E. Knees
kern home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Miller came home
Thursday after few days stay in
DEBORAH and Calmar
Lyman Bray of Ludlow was a
caller at the James Meikle home
Saturday.
Caryl Van Wey was Postville cal
Ter Saturday.
Francis Paduin left Saturday for
few days visit with friends near
Waterville.
Miss Ida Kamp from near Castalia
came over 10 the T. j. Crawford
home Monday to assist with house
hold duties.
Arthur Webster of Postville was a
business caller in town Monday.
Irving Hughes and family autoed
to Postville Monday afternoon.
Fred Ruchtessel and men came ~
er from Postville Tuesday to work
on VIII Shutta's new barn.
ID. Y. ~ T. society will meet with
Mrs. Cora McNair Thursday after
noon, April 9th.
Curtis Bollman is the owner of a
fine new pony buggy.
Eugene Birdsell had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable horse last
week
puts the roads in fine condition,
Lynn Crawford has one of the new
steel king drags, which is certainly
an improvement on the old ones.
Amos Haslip has new Ford car
which he recently purchased.
Easter will be observed at the
Presbyterian church with a suitable
program, exercises in the morning
l.. c. Spaun did some work at Sam
Waters place in Myron Friday.
Irving Crawford made a trip tC
DEBORAH Sunday
The village school will open Mon
day, April 9th, Miss Sarah Miller
teacher.
Miss Clara Topel and Charlie,
Crawford returned to their schoo
duties in DEBORAH Sunday, after {
weeks vacation al home.
Ray Waters transacted business il
Waukon Thursday.
Harold Spaun was in Ossian Satur
day and purchased fine new buggy