Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-11
Public opinion.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
DEBORAH. IOWA, OCT. II, 1916.
FRANKVILLE.

Oct. 3, 1916.
Miss Edna Healey returned to her
school work near Rossville, Sunday
evening, after an over Sunday visit
here with relatives.
Chris Leer and family of WaukOn
attended the social here Saturday
evening
DR.. and Mrs. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bollman, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Dubuque; they made the
trip by auto.
Miss Caroline Sebastian of Post
vile visited friends here Sunday.
Several Of the ladies here have re-
tional Mail Order Brokerage En-
change, $40 Globe Bldg, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi; offering silk petticoat
free. for sending 10 cents in silver
and also making five copies Of the
letter and mailing to friends. In
Wednesdays Minneapolis paper there
was an item stating that no such
company existed and it was a scheme
to defraud people of their money.
Quite a number from here attend
ed Mr.. Anderson's barn raising in
Ludlow. Monday.
Mrs. Cora Chamberlin, Mrs. Anna
Brouillet and daughters, Evelyn and
Bernice, were shopping in Postville
| Monday.
James Peyer of Ossian was a cal
! Ter at Ole Samuelson's Tuesday.
HaIOd Spaun, Irving Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Van Wey, at
tended The Birth OF Nation, in
! Waukon Monday evening
The Misses Louise and Lottie
Meier went TO Dubuque. Tuesday. to
attend the Prosperity Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvey Zanborn AID
children. Karl. Sylvia, and William
also Mrs. Glaeser, of Owatonna
Mimi, were over Sunday guests ~
the Henry Ruen home, they made
the trip by auto and left Monday for
Cedar Rapids, from there they re-
turned home; about forty people
were entertained in their honor al
Henry Ruen's on Sunday.
Guy Gregg, of Postville. was d
business caller in town Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Keeper is staying at
the Fred Duvil home in Ludlow
helping to care for her little niece
who was operated on for appendici-
It's Thursday.
Earl Hammel, Ray Birdsell. and
tom Floody, hauled sand from Free
port, Wednesday.
Sarah Miller, Maude and Jessie
Van Wey, attended the teachers
meeting in DEBORAH, Thursday ant
Friday.
Mrs. viii Stock enjoyed a visi
4, 4 I,F No
corah, the past week.
Roy Kneeskern is painting tn
Presbyterian church and parsonage.
Irving Crawford and Harold Spauf
Iattended the carnival at Lansing
"wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Van We!
accompanied Archie Jones and fam
lily, of Centennial, to Waterloo, TO
a visit with relatives, they Went b.
auto.
r. j. Crawford and son Lynn
hauled grain TO DEBORAH Thursda.
and Friday.
Samuel Waters Sr. and Carleton
: Peck, mae trip to F'reeport Thurs
day.
Carl Evans of West Union Demo
cratic nominee for Representative
Fred Biermann, of DEBORAH, and Gee
cooper. of Ossian, were callers i
town Thursday.
Carl and Vern Letchford, Lawer
!, ance Pilgrim, and Guy Thayer, wer
Postville callers Thursday evening.
Robert Waters and son Ray. DE
: liyered cattle in Postville, Thursda!
Rev. Healey made a business tri
to Volga City Thursday.
The annual meeting of the officer
of the Farmers Mutual lnsuranc
Company, was held here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Khugle and Mrs. Es
= tella Meikle, of Waukon, visited a
Sherman Bollman's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Paddi
went to Church, Wednesday, to Wis
relatives and to attend the carniyf
at Lansing.
Walter Van Wey and Dan Pee
= made a trip to DEBORAH, Wednesda
evening.
The Misses Charlotte Peck, Rut
Meikle and Cynthia Dewitt. attenG
ed the teachers meeting in Wauko
/. the last of the week
Mrs. Lewis Meikle was Wauko
visitor Thursday.
Chester Peck came down fro
DEBORAH. Thursday, for few day
visit at home.
C.. II. Waters and son Max, wei
Postville callers Tuesday.
Frank Rice. of Waukon, was
business caller in town Wednesda
Lewis Felke returned TO his hon
at DEBORAH, Thursday.
The Rally Day program has bee
postponed from Oct. to October
DR.. Nash and family autoed TO w
koff. Minnesota, Friday for Wis
- with relatives.
st Vesta Webster came up from Wa
erloo, the first of the week. to Wis
A. her father, James Webster
ar Miss Ida Kamp OF Castalia
a. helping at the T. j. Crawford HON
Z. Mrs. Kate Peck, Mrs Cora McNa
and Mrs, Lee Peek. autoed to Deco
an, Saturday.
Gene Owens, Alice and Harley a