Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-19
FRANKVILLE.
May II, 10

Bert Harvey the Ford agent Of
Castalia was a caller in town Mon.
day.
John Swenson made a trip to De.
corah Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Albright autoej
over from Castalia Monday after.
noon.
Mrs. German Merrill is very poor.
ly of late.
Co. Surveyor Lee and an assistant
from DEBORAH did some work for
John Swenson the first of the week
Lynn Crawford autoed to DEBORAH
Monday evening.
DR.. Nash and daughter Bessie
Mrs. Fred Keeper and Lillian auto
ed to Postville Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Brouillet visit
ed Castalia friends Tuesday.
At the cemetery meeting Monday
night the following officers were
dent, Robert Waters; Secretary, e.
H. Waters; Treasurer, James Meikle
and Sexton, Fred Stock.
Glenn and Vern Letchford and Har-
ry Waters autoed to Ossian Monday
evening to attend dance.
James Meikle and daughter Jessie
were shopping in Postville Tuesday
Mrs. Rachel Birdsell and grand
sons Lynn and Leslie went to Post
vile Tuesday for a two weeks visit
at the Sarah Simson home.
sherman Bollman and family and
Miss Daisy Van Wey were DEBORAH
shoppers Tuesday evening.
Ray Birdsell autoed TO Postvilla
Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Webster of Garner visited
with his brother Kelse Webster and
wife the past week.
DR.. Nash made calls at the Her
man Gippe home the latter part OF
the week, where six of the children
are sick with measles.
Herman Schutta and Glen Letch-
ford were at Luana and Calmar last
week installing some hay mowers.
DR.. and Mrs. Kiesau of Postville
were calling on friends in town We'd
nesday.
Tom French OF Ravena was a cal
Ter at DR.. Nash's Wednesday NOR
ming.
German Merrill was over from
Pleasant Ridge several days last
week.
The Misses Alma Leer and Hazel
Meikle came home from Waukon
Wednesday. At this writing Alma
Leer is very sick with measles.
Chris Leer and Tom Bollman were
callers in Postville Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Hattie Hagars and brothers
accompanied by some of the LUDLOW
young people spent Thursday near
the power dam.
Quite number of friends and
neighbors assisted Fred Waters in
raising his barn Wednesday.
Mr.. Lang OF Postville assisted
Roy Kneeskern in fixing his well
Thursday.
Phil Brouillet made business trip
to Postville Thursday.
Arthur Larson and family are en-
joying a new Buick car which they re
Gently purchased.
The w. c. T. L. met at the hospita-
bic home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swenson Thursday evening. There
were about ninety present. Rev.
Lakeland of DEBORAH was there and
gave his splendid lecture, THE Lit
tie White Slave which was enjoy
ed by all, after the program the
evening was spent in music and So
cial intercourse. Refreshments were
served by division number three.
The guests from a distance present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shat
tuck, Mrs. Amelia Shattuck, and
Helen Williams from DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hughes and
son Clifford were Ravena callers
Thursday
:. Frank Kneeskern of Castalia was
business caller in this vicinity Fri
day.
John Swenson and son Vernon
autoed to Postville Friday.
Mrs. T. j. Crawford and Irving
autoed to DEBORAH Friday evening,
Charles Crawford and Chester Peck
accompanied them home for an
over Sunday visit.
Marion Burns living about three
miles south of town had his barn
destroyed by fire Friday night, the
cause of the fire is mystery.
Alfred and Clarence Crabtree,
Mrs. Alma Crabtree from near Cas-
Italia visited at Claude Van Wey's
Thursday evening.
People of Frankville and vicinity
will be pleased to learn that DR..
Nash has put in full line of drugs
and some notions, carrying a stock
like an ordinary drug store, at drug
store prices.
Chris Waters, Chester and Garlic
ton Peck were among the Postville
callers Saturday.
Lynn Crawford has a fine Ford
runabout, which he purchased Of
Harvey Bros. at Castalia. L. G.
Spaun has been building a garage
last week and has ordered a Ford
car at the same place.
John Leer autoed over from Wau-
kon Thursday evening to attend the
w. C. T. U. meeting.
James Ewings and wife, Rufus
Ewings and family spent Sunday at
the Oleson home near Bethel.
Lynn and Stella Crawford, Fred
Waters and Ruth Marsdon autoed