Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
SPILLVILLE.

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- Jan. II, 1915.
Frank Swehla and sister Anna
were Calmar callers Monday.
Rev. Thos. Ballon of Dubuuue Wis
tied with Rev. P. Broz Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Huber of near
Protivin, were shoppers in town
Tuesday.
Oscar Heuser returned to Du-
Duque Monday after a brief visit
with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richie and
Mrs. JOS Ptachek were Calmar Wis
ltors Tuesday.
Oscar Rordorf returned to Mt.
vernon Monday after a short visit
at home.
Misses Mary Chyle and Emma Ca
ponch of Protivin visited with Mrs
AlDlna Mikesh the fore part of the
week.
JOS. Lawrence of Duncan, Iowa
was visiting relatives and friends in
town several DAYS last week.
Miss Clara Mikesh visited with
Miss Caroline Hrushka, the fore part
Of the week
Frak Urban of Sylvan Grove
hans., arrived here Tuesday for a
visit at the John Hrushka home.
James Mikesh of near Protivin
was in town Thursday.
Jos. Slepicka of Calmar was a
caller in town Saturday. -.
VIII kovarik returned to st. Paul
Hllnn., Saturday after short visit
with home folks. -l.7
Fred Fisher drove to Conover
Thursday.
Will Hospodarsky and Louis Ko-
yarik drove to Calmar Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Moravetz visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Humpal. the
fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Soukup and
son Arnold of near Ridgeway Wis
tied at the. Joseph home
Monday 'vs"--'''''
Miss Regina Fisher left Thursday
for Prosper Min, to resume her
\ school duties as teacher.
Will Smith left for Cedar Rapids
Monday to attend school,.
Mrs. John Swehla and Miss Emma
Swehla left for Mason City Sunday
tor visit with relatives.
Emil Rordorf visited relatives at
Oelwein several days last week.
'- Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kulish and
children of Marian, Iowa, arrived
here Saturday for visit with rela-
tiyes. ~ H
Miss Kapler of Cresco is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Huber.
Miss Ida Swehla returned from
DEBORAH Monday after a weeks Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. liver Ring
dahl .r...r -l,f
Peter Foss and sisters of Calmar
were visiting friends in town Sunday
eve. uu rf
CeIestine Siefert and son were
business callers at Calmar Tuesday
Ed Novak drove to Fort Atkin-
son Tuesday. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clefnencel Herold,
daughter and son moved to their
new home west of town last Tues
Jos. Mfkesh was Fort Atkinson
business caller Tuesday 'i'''''''.
Miss Lizzie Lukesh returned to
Protivin Thursday, after short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ant. G.
Fisher. -,
Al G9aFTsheri visited at Protivin
Thursday. 4tsa1i . 'i!in
Simon Michal attended the funer=
at=uf Mrs Likoya at Fort Atkinson
Frahk sks CHA and sisters drove to
Fortk Atkinson Sunday.
Jos. Landa and Mr.. Huber of Pro
tiyinSwere business callers in town
this week. .S a. -
CIe,nence and JOS. Eerold visited
their brother Andfewynear Fort At
tins6n Thursday Andrew Herold is
reported to be very ill., W. 80
Messrs. Hrdina, Sobolik Macal and
Vopava of Protivin attended the flu
neral here Wednesday. az
Obituary.
John Hospodarsky, an old resident
of Spillville, passed away Sunday,
January Bird, 1915, in his 1st year,
the cause of death being iaundice.
The funeral took place Wednesday
January 9Th, 1915, in the Bohemian.
National cemetery, near Protivin.
The pail bearers were ". C. Che
kal, John Polansky, Joseph Vopava,
Frank Hrdina, John Nemee and j.
3. Macal
John Hospodarsky was born in
Drahoy, Bohemia, Austria He came
to America in 1858 and settled here
AT SpillYille
In 1866 he was united in marriage
10 Miss Mary Sykova. To this union
seven children were born, they are
Mary, Mrs. Neubauer, of Pine City,
MINI. !; Joseph, deceased, John of
Ventura, Iowa, James OF Big Sandy,
Mont Anna, Mrs. FIR. Korbel, of
Mahnomen, Mimi; Emma, Mrs. Alois
EovaTik and viii of Spillville.
He leaves to mourn his death a
wife, children. and also two brothers.
Frank of Spillville and Martin of De
Soto, Wis. The bereaved ones nave
the sympathy Of the entire communi-
ty. G~t@
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