Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-02-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANKVILLE.

John Leer was a Postville caller
Monday morning.
Dewitt Van Wey spent several
days the first of the week with
friends in Castalia and Ossian.
Irving Hughes arrived home Mon
day from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. George Van Wey was Decor
all shopper Tuesday.
James Peck was a DEBORAH visitor
Sunday and Monday of last week.
Patrick Tully, Mrs. Emma Letch-
ford and Mrs. Irving Hughes are on
the sick list.
John Leer, Albert Kneeskern and
Frank Peck autoed to Waukon
Monday afternoon.
Geo. Waters, Fred and Harry Wat
ers, Lynn Crawford and Jas. Peck,
hauled sand from Freeport Monday.
Fred Brouillet and Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Owens were among the Post
willie callers Monday.
Miss Ruth Everett returned to her
home at Strawberry Point Tuesday,
after three weeks visit at the EN-
ma Letchford home.
Miss Leora Letchford was calling
on Postville friends Tuesday.
Mr.. Briar of Monona was a bust
ness caller in this locality Monday
and Tuesday
Glenn and Frank Pilgrim and Bert
Lemon of DEBORAH attended the sale
at Wallace waters Tuesday.
Henry Moose transacted business
in Postville Tuesday.
G. K. Merrill of Pleasant Ridge,
was visitor at the home of his mo-
Their, Mrs. German Merrill Tuesday.
Glenn Letchford went to Straw
berry PoinC t esday for few days
visit with friends.
Charles Miller of Ossian was a
caller in town Thursday.
Ferdinand Hilmer of Ludlow was
a caller at Fred Brouillet's Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Krumme rejoice
over the arrival of 9R ID. baby
girl at their home last Thursday
night All are doing well under the
care of DR.. Nash.
Herman LANCE passed away at his
home four miles west of Frankville
Thursday morning, Jan. 28th., after
a. lingering illness from tubercular
trouble. The funeral was held at the
Centennial church Saturday after
noon. Rev. Stubbe of Ludlow offlci-
ating. The family have the sympa-
thy of their friends here in their be-
reavement.
Ed Waters was over from Postville
on business Wednesday morning.
Alfred Crabtree of Castalia visit
ed friends here the last of the week.
Hr, and Mrs. G. ID. Bollman were
DeDorah shoppers Monday.
Charles Brouillet and family re-
turned home Tuesday after two
weeks visit with relatives.
James E. Kneeskern and pupils
in the Mckay school are preparing
for a program and basket social at
the school house Friday night, Feb.
5th. Ladies please bring baskets.
Irving Hughes was a Postville cal
Ter Thursday.
John Snitker hauled sand from
Freeport Friday.
Robert Waters and T. j. Crawford
went to DEBORAH Thursday to attend
a meeting of the officers OF the
Farmers Insurance Company.
The Misses Maude, Daisy and Jes-
sic Van Wey spent several days with
DeGorah friends last week.
Mrs. T. j. Crawford, Lynn and
Stella autoed to DEBORAH Friday.
Mildred Owens went to PoStville
Sunday, where she will attend
school.
Charles Crawford and Chester
Peck spent Sunday at home from
SDecorah.
Fred Brouillet transacted business
i'm DEBORAH Friday.
ghe ID. Y. n. T. Society will meet
with Mrs. Clara Bollman Thursday
afternoon, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Charles Brouillet went TO
the Swaubakken hospital in Waukon
Friday for medical treatment.
Mr. Roynane of Waukon was
business caller in town Friday.
Eugene Owens hauled wood to
Postyille several days last week.
Miss Ruth Monahan of LAWYER Wis
iited her aunt, Mrs. Claude Van Wey
1s5 last of the week.
G.. ID. Bollman went to Decorah
Monday, where he will act as petit
Juror this term of court.
John Swenson will hold a sale at
MS farm Wednesday, Feb. l0th.
John Leer and Alfred CraDtree
we're Postyille visitors Saturday af-
temcon.
Miss Grace Schoonmaker was an
oyer Sunday visitor at the Thos'
Bollman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shattuck, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Paddin, Mrs. Kate
Peck, Paul Topel, Miss Stella Craw-
ford and Sarah Miller attended the
funeral of Mr.. Herman LANCE at CEN
tennial Saturday.
Irving Crawford and John Johnson
hauled hogs to DEBORAH Saturday