Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-08
FRANKVILLE.
July G. 1911.

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kon commenced work on Mr.. Hagar's
new house Monday.
Fred Brouillet delivered hogs in
Postville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George Van Wey
were shopping in Postville Tuesday.
Francis Paddin and Chester Peck
were Ossian business callers Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hughes and
son Clifford were Postville visitors
Monday afternoon.
Robert McClintock of DEBORAH
was a caller in town Tuesday.
Miss Florence Allen of Mason City
Is visitor at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Ethel Webster.
Dan Phalin of Cherokee was call
ing on old friends here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
George Sherman, Landon Letch-
lord, George Cunningham. George
Van Wey and son Caryl, were camp
ing near the power dam Wednesday
and Thursday.
Samuel Waters, Carleton Peck
and Miss JAMIE Lyons were Postville
shoppers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
and daughter Ruth, Miss Alice Bal
ley and Daisy Van Wey autoed to
Postville Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Topel entertained a
crowd of young people at lawn
party Wednesday evening.
Albert Kneeskern and Francis
Paddin went to Waterloo Thursday
to visit relatives and friends.
Julius Brown was down from Ra-
Veaa Thursday repairing the Farm
ers' telephone line.
Fred Brouillet and Charles Shat
tuck were business callers in Decor
ah Thursday.
L. C. Spaun was quite sick sever
al days last week
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Reeves and
daughter Leo, were calling on friends
here Thursday.
Grant Bollman and family were
DEBORAH callers Thursday evening.
Irving Hughes and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brouillet and daugh-
ter, Arlo Crabtree, Alfred Crabtree,
Lydia Paddin, Claude Van Wey and
Lucille Crabtree. autoed to Waterloo
Friday to visit relatives and cele-
brate the Fourth
Mrs. Joe Slorah and son Leo of
Des Moines are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Amelia Shattuck came down
from DEBORAH Friday to visit at
the Charles Shattuck home.
DIR. F. w. Kiesau came home Fri
day evening after two weeks stay
in northern Minnesota.
Charles Barrett and Walter Knees
kern were business callers in Post
vile Friday.
Charles Shattuck and o. F. Miller
autoed to DEBORAH Friday.
John Johnson came home Friday
from Prairie du CHEN, where he
has been at the sanitarium.
Ben and John Snitker were bust
ness callers in Castalia and Postville
Friday.
Mrs. Emma Birdsell visited Decor
ah relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Webster, Mr. and Mrs.
Kelse Webster, Florence Allen,
Chester Peck and Caryl Letchford
spent the Fourth in Waukon.
Will and John Meyer and sisters
Lottie and Louise autoed to Garner
Friday, to spend the Fourth and Wis
it friends.
John Davis AID family and Mrs.
Sarah Simson of Postville were cal
lers at Rachel Birdselrs Saturday.
Grant and Sherman Bollman and
families, Mrs. Winters and Lillian,
Rev. and Mrs. Mason and Henry
Meyers were in DEBORAH Saturday.
Mrs. Youmans and children and
Myrtle Van Wey visited at the Geo.
Van Wey home Saturday afternoon.
Harry Winters came down from
DEBORAH Sunday to spend Sunday at
G. D. Bollman's.
Henry Webster of Garner, is
guest at Kelse Webster's the past
few days.
Bert Waters and family of Post
Vile were Sunday guests at Sam
Waters Sr's.
Quite number enjoyed a picnic
at the j. j. Van Wey's farm the
Fourth.
The Misses Hazel and Florence
Waters of Iowa City came Sunday for
a visit here with relatives.
Walter Pilgrim and family autoed
to DEBORAH Sunday to spend the day
with relatives.
Miss Evelyn Mullaney of Mason
City came Friday for visit with
relatives.
Jake Rupp and family of Waukon
were callers at T. j. Crawford's
Monday.
James Ryan and family autoed oy-
er from Waukon Sunday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Waters drove
to DEBORAH Sunday, their aunt Mrs.
Dan Halves accompanied them home
for visit.
The d. Y. N. T. Society will meet
with Mrs. Cora McNair Thursday af-
ternoon July 10th.
Mrs. George Moore and children
of Clermont spent several days the
past week here with relatives.
Chester Speaker of Cedar Rapids
came Friday for visit at Charles
Barrett's.
Gunder Tinderholt and family of
Ravena were callers at George Van
Wey's Wednesday eve.
Quite a number attended a lawn
party at the Will Schultz home