Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-03-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANKVILLE.

March Is, 1915.
The school meeting was held Mon
day afternoon. Jas Peck was re-elect..
ed and John Swenson was elected as
a new director.
Mrs. Thos. Bollman has some very
bad burns on her hands, the result
of spilling some hot taffy while en-
gagged in making some candy Mon
day afternoon.
Fred Kruger delivered hogs in
Postville Tuesday.
Nr. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
were calling on friends and shop
ping in Postville Tuesday
Miss Alwilda Kneeskern terminal
ed her visit here Tuesday and re-
turned to her home in Waterloo.
Geo. Sherman, Jas Peck and son
Carl on were among the Postville
callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Hager went to Ludlow
Tuesday to help care for her little
grand child vino is very ill.,
Sarah Miller, Mrs. Irving Hughes
and son Clifford were Postville shop
pers Tuesday.
Glenn LetchfoId came home the
first of the week, from a visit with
friends at Strawberry Point.
Charles Shattuck was down from
DEBORAH Tuesday.
Herman Schutta transacted bust
ness in DEBORAH Monday.
A. d. Peck of Waukon was calling
on relatives here Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachael Birdsell spent Tues
day and Wednesday at the Sam S
home near PoStville
Mr.. Jas. Price was a business cal
Ter in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pilgrim, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Birdsell and Mrs. Ra-
chael Birdsell attended the funeral
of James Sans at Postville Wednes-
Cay afternoon.
Henry Hager and son Henry, were
callers at the county seat Wednes-
day.
Some of the young people attend
Wednesday night.
Miss DuMeZ, =, trained nurse came
down from DEBORAH Friday to take
care CT Mrs. Kelse Webster, who is
very sick with measles.
Mrs. George Van Wey and daugh-
ter Myrtle were shopping in Post
vile lueSQdN
Mrs. Leroy Kneeskern went to De.
corah Wednesday to get some dental
work done.
julius Brown was down from Ra-
vena Tuesday doing some repairing
and also installed new phones at
Earl Hammel and NJ. II. Stegen and
Will Schutta's garage.
Ed Green of Bloomfield was cal
Ter at DR.. Nash's on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Emery went
to Ossian Thursday for a few DAYS
visit with relatives.
Among those from here who at
tended the lecture given by John X.
EMott, in, Postville, Thursday evening,
were: Lynn Crawford, Fred Waters
Sidney Pollert, Will and Joe Roden-
kirch and the Misses Stella Craw-
ford. Mabel Waters, Ruth Marsdon,
Leora Letchford, Mrs. Waller Pit
grim and the Messrs. and Mds. Grant
and Sherman BCllman, Jas. Peck,
John Swenson, Rob and Ray Waters,
and C. II. Waters and family.
G.. e. Merrill was over from Pleas
ant Ridge Thursday. His mother ac-
companied him home for few days
visit.
John Lee of Rayena neighborhocd
lis improving from an attack or pne'-
monia under the care Of DR.. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bollman were
IshOpping in DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Paddin went
|. 10 Oelwein Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Bee
be they returned home Friday
= | ln a w
kon Friday, his daughter Hazel and
Miss Alma Leer accompanied hlh'
, home for a few Gays visit
The Misses Mael Waters, Ruth
: Marsdon and Stella Crawford were
J. shopping in Dubuque Friday
Walter Van Wey came down trom
!. DEBORAH Friday for an over Sunda!
visit at home. -,
Herman Schutta went to Postyllle
Friday to assist in the demonstra-
ton of the Hoth Hay mover, winch
{ was held at Postyille Saturday.
Caryl Letchford, Hobert and Harr!
Waters, Harold Spaun ana lrVihT
Crawford Q tended the play i'll Deco,
ah Saturday night. :.
Kelse Webster was Castalla WIS.,
itor Saturday.
Rev. Edward Healey leaves ueS'
day for Cascade, Iowa, to get ms
wi and children who are visiting
relatives there.
Fred Waters vas a DEBORAH VISITOR
Friday.
Will Socks children have been
; having a seige of chicken poX.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Brouillet ana
Helen visited at the Tom French
home in Ravena.
Mr.. NJ. II. Stegen and family from
near Burr Oak have moved onto the
Beard farm.
Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Lee PECK
are sick with severe colds.
Miss Clara Topel is home from
school duties at DEBORAH.
John Murphy OF Ossian WAS seen
on our streets Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Flegge OF Lud-
low rejoice over an II pound BABY
girl since Thursday, all reported
we'll under the care of DR.. Nash.
Francis Padoin was business
caller in Postville Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. Bray and children OF Lud-
low visited at the James Melkie
home Sunday.
There will be a St Patrick's dance
i'm the hall Wednesday night, March