Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-11-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
CENTENNIAL,

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been visiting his brother-in-law
Henry Holman has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Irving Hughes and son Cliff,
ford, Mrs. Fred Brouillett and
daughter Helen of Frankville and
Mrs. Tom French and daughter
Oman of North Centennial autced
to Ossian Saturday.
nellie Daniels is on the sick list.
George Allen, wife and children
were visitors at the Isaac Duff
home one evening last week
Mr.. Isaac Duff received the sad
news last week of the death Of his
sister, Mrs. Ben Birdsell at Portland
Oregon.
Glenn Einck and family entertain
ed company at their home Friday
evening.
Miss Louisa Mann who has been
working for Mrs. Frank Boeckman
returned to her home in Castalia
Sunday
Theodore Rosa returned home
Monday after few days visit with
his brothers at Ossian.
Dave Rosa of Ossian was a guest
at the Rae Runkle home Thursday
night.
Joe Ehler and family spent Sun
day afternoon at the Henry Boeck-
man home.
George Allen, Charley Daniels,
Claire. Emry and Rae Runkle were
hunting near Burr Oak one day last
week.
Will Boeckman was a caller at
Rae Runkles Friday.
Mrs. Amelia Douglass is very
poorly at this writing.
Louie Monson of DEBORAH tran
saeted business in this vicinity Sat
nrday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mundt and
Mrs. l.. d. Burrows attended the fu-
neral Of. Harry Smorstad at Casta-
liza Saturday.
Theodore Rosa was a guest of Os-
car Miller at Frankville a few days
OF last. week.
Claire Emry is working for Geo.
Allen at this writing.
Fred Brouillett of Frankville has
been working on the roads in Cen
tennial the past week.
The entertainment and ghost So
cable. which was given in the Cen
tennial- school Friday evening was
witnessed by large crowd. The
proceeds of which were $500, went
for supplies for the school. Every
one present reported fine time.
John Lee and family entertained
company at their home Sunday.
Oscar Miller of Frankville passed
through this vicinity Saturday en-
route to Ossian.
Lou Spaun and son Harold of |
Frankyille did some mason work |
for Rae Runkle last week
Rae Runkle was a business caller |
at Julius Browns Saturday.
Miss Emma LANCE who is working |
for Mrs. Julius Brown spent Sunday |
with her mother, Mrs. Herman
LANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Pankow
and children of near Ossian and MIR. |
and Mrs. Henry Buggenhagen and |
children of near Castalia were en-
tertained at the Charley Ginapp |
home.
Will Ginapp and wife of near Ell |
lendale, Mimi, came Saturday for a |
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Ginapp.
Elmer Lennon and family were
entertained at the Christ Koch home
Sunday afternoon.
Lester Meyer and Roy Richards /
of near Castalia autoed through this
vicinity Sunday.
Frank Bushman, George Krog-
meier and John Uhlenhake and EN-
al
Thornton autoed to DEBORAH Sunday.
Fred Gipp was 6 est of his faith
er at the Cresco hospital a few days
the past week.
VIII Ginapp and wife and Edwin {
and Amanda Ginapp, were callers /
at the Holver Sersland, julius Brown
and Henry Schweinefus homes Sun s
day afternoon
Henry Ginapp spent Sunday with {
home folks.
The Charley Daniels family spent q
Sunday at the G. w. Rathbun home {
in Ossian Sunday.
Mrs. Max Gerleman and daugh- \
ter who have been visiting relatives r
In this vicinity returned to their
home near Clear Lake, Mimi to- n
lay.
George Allen and family and Rae a
wife and baby departed a
for Waterloo Sunday, for a visit at
he George Crabtree home. They n
made the trip via auto.
Mrs. Rae Runkle and children q
we're guests at the Charley Ginapp r.
iOme Saturday evening.
Henry Mundt and family, Charley N
dundt and family and Jack Mundt I,
md wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Q,
lutoed to Eldorado Sunday.
Last Tuesday a deal was closed e
'etween Henry Boeckman and Frank Il,
'eyer Mr.. Peyer buying Mr.. Bo-
ckman's 200 acre farm for $165.OO d,
er acre. Mr.. Peyer takes possession g.
farch list.
Otto Woodrick called at the Char "a
BY Ginapp home Saturday evening. NJ
Mr.. l.. ID. Burrows and Mr.. and a.
lrs. Claire Emry, called at Mrs.
'aniels's Sunday. ~,
A special lot of boys school
loes. high top at $500. Extra val %
es, sizes l to 3. S. Larsen. 1872 g,