Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-11-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANKVILLE.

D. n. IeCh uldue Il business Trip
to DEBORAH Monday and Thursday.
Harvey Brothers of Castalia were
business callers in town Monday.
The township trustees held a bust
ness meeting in the hall Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bollman Wis
tied 1. S. Bollman and family at
Forest Mills Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Hughes and Mrs. Lot
tie Paddin were shopping in Post
vile Monday.
Ezra Bollman of Oelwein visited
in town Monday night.
Dr.. and Mrs. Nash and children
were shopping in DEBORAH Monday.
John Murphy of Ossian visited
relatives in this vicinity several days
the past week.
Quite a number from in and
around town attended the funeral
of Judge Granger at Waukon We'd
nesday afternoon.
Claude Van Wey and Irving Craw-
ford hauled sand from Freeport
Tuesday and Wednesday.
High Robinson came over from
Postville Tuesday for a short stay
at the Roy Kneeskern home.
Miss Amy Evans came home from
Burr Oak Wednesday after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Nolte.
George Sherman arrived home
Tuesday after an extended visit at
Baskerville and Sanborn.
Charles Crawford and Chester
Peck came down from DEBORAH We'd
nesday evening for a few days visit
at home.
Julius Brown of Ravena was a
business caller in town the first of
the week.
The Glenwood telephone line has
been extended to DR.. Nash's office.
Melvin Blegin assisted by his crew
put the line through from Martin
Asks Thursday, Nasset now rings di-
rect to the doctors.
Andrew Sheuler was over from
Psstyille on business Wednesday.
About twenty-five of the ladies au-
roed to DEBORAH Thursday, where
they were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Helen Wilcox.
Mr.. Stegen and SON made a trip
to DEBORAH Thursday
G. d. Bollman, Ray Waters and
Sherman Bollman autoed to Decor
ali Thursday.
James Kneeskern is improving
his residence with a new roof.
Supt. w. l.. Peck and James Cas-
sidy autoed over from Waukon
Thursday to visit the school here and
call on relatives.
Mesdames Ada Cox, Dora Gavin,
minated their visit here Friday at
the Letchford and Crawford homes
and started for their homes at Es-
therville Friday.
Harry Waters and Leora Letch-
ford autoed to Postville Wednesday
evening to attend the show.
e. A. Halves of Waukon was seen
on our streets Thursday.
John Swenson and Irving Craw-
ford accompanied by Thos. Qualley
of DEBORAH left Friday evening for
Davenport on business.
DR.. Nash was a professional cal
Ter at the John Hills home in Glen
wood Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Letchford sold a fine
team to Roman Bros. at DEBORAH last
week.
Mrs. Pye and daughter Alice, Mrs.
Otto Hagar, and Mrs. Eddy, autoed
over from Waukon Friday afternoon.
Miss Lois Pye accompanied them
home for an over Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web Rosa of Cen
tennial were shopping in town Fri
day afternoon.
Irving Hughes and his crew are
moving house and some other
buildings for the Monson Bros near
Centennial
Glen Mcmillan went 10 Waukon
Friday evening for an over Sunday
visit with home folks.
George Chandler came down from
DEBORAH Friday for few days visit
at the Claude Van Wey home.
Mrs. Rachel Birdsell is having a
new cement walk made in front of
her lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters au-
toed to McIntire Saturday for an
over Sunday stay with relatives.
Miss Charlotte Peck closed her
fall term of school in Birdsell dis
trict Friday and went to Waukon for
a few days visit.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Grant Bollman Thursday after
noon. The program will consist Of
the Study of England Mrs. Ida
Boilman, leader
Miss Ruth Meikle closed her fall
term of school at Washington Prairie
Friday.
Community Day at Frankville
Thursday, Nov. IS. Rev. Healey has