Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANKVILLE.

weeks visit at Strawberry Point.
James Meikle came down from De-
corah Monday to see his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Jas Meikle.
Russell Healey left Monday for
Dubuque and his sister Edna Healey
went back to Cedar Falls to continue
her school work, after spending their
vacation at the Rev. Healey home
Miss Ruth Bollman entertained
her Sunday school teacher, Mrs Fred
Waters and her class mates at her
home Monday evening
Miss Ruby Nash returned to her
school duties at Wykoff, Mimi. Tues
day, after two weeks visit at home.
Her father DR.. Nash accompanied
her as far as DEBORAH.
Mrs Francis Paddin came home
Monday from a two weeks visit with
relatives.
Chris Waters, Sam Waters, Mrs.
Kate Peck, Lewis Meikle and Rev.
Healey were among the business
callers in Postville Thursday.
Miss Anna Ness of Glenwood is
sick with pneumonia and under the
care of DR.. Nash.
Charles Letchford returned home
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brouillet and
son Vernon spent the past week with
relatives here in town.
Mr. Meamie sold hogs in Postville
Thursday.
Claude Kirby left Thursday for
Columbus Junction, where he will
visit a few days from there he goes
TO Stott City. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfe spent
the past week with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Herbie Paddin came home Tuesday
from a three weeks visit in Water
loo.
Roy Britain, Caryl Letchford and
Chris Leer made a business trip to
DEBORAH Friday afternoon.
E. A. Howes of Waukon brought
player piano out to the Irving Hugh
es home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Van Wey were
DEBORAH visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
Otto Kiesau of Washington Prai-
RE was caller at the DR.. Nash
home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kneeskern Jr.
spent Sunday with relatives near De-
corah.
Herb Waters and family and Miss
Jennie Dewitt of Waukon attended
church here Sunday morning.
Herman Schutta left Monday for
Fountain City, where he will install
some Hoth Hay Mowers.
Mrs. l.. c. Spaun and Harold, were
visitors at the George Webster home
in Ossian Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jessie Mcintosh of CreSco,
Miss Maggie Mitchell, DR.. and Mrs.
Kiesau of Postville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiesau of Postville, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Waters of Waukon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Livingood, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Waters and Geo. Waters Of Bethel
attended the funeral of Mrs. Meikle
Friday morning
Mrs Maggie Carter left Saturday
for her home at Bailey after spend
ing a week with home folks here.
James Meikle of DEBORAH. Roy
Meikle of Waukon and Perry Carter
of Bailey attended the funeral of
their grandmother, Mrs. Meikle here
Friday.
Harmon Hausmeier found a ladies
hat about a mile east Of town one
day last week. Owner may have the
same by calling for it.
Max Waters, Carleton Peck, Tom
Waters, Mrs. Leer and Mrs. Gerald
Moose were on the sick list last week
The d Y. N. T. society will meet
with Mrs. Crawford Thursday after
noon, Jan. 49, All the members are
requested to be present as it is cleo
ton Of officers.
Chris Waters and Rufus Ewing
were DEBORAH visitors Saturday.
Harold Spaun made a trip to Wad-
kon Sunday.
John Swenson, Carl Letchford,
Lynn Crawford and Albert Knees
kern attended the movies in DEBORAH
Saturday night
Mrs. Bryce Carter returned to her
home in Bailey Tuesday, after few
days visit here.
Miss Hazel Maikle returned to her
school work in Waukon Sunday after
two weeks stay at home.
Mrs John Johnson and daughter
Elsie visited relatives on Canoe Ridge
and in DEBORAH last week.
DR.. Nash was a professional caller
at the d. E. Harvey home in Castalia
several times last week
Will Schutta is doing horse shoe
ing for some of the farmers. l.. c..
Spaun is assisting him.
Geo. A. Waters left Tuesday for
q business trip to South Dakota.
Margaret Bryce was born in West
Calder, Scotland, Sept. -. 1884, at
the early age of fourteen she became
a devout Christian and united with
the Presbyterian church of West
Calder, which membership she main
tanned until 1858, when she came
with her two brothers from the
Homeland to cast her lot with the
people of the great west. On the sixth
day of October 1859, she was united
in marriage to James Meikle OF Wall
kesha Wis, where they resided for
several years, engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits. To this union there
was added six children, two boys and
four girls. Mrs. Maggie Carter OF
Bailey, Iowa. Mr.. Lewis Meikie,
ErankviIle. Mr. Hugh Meikle, de-