Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-08
FRANKVILLE.
Nov. 6. /!

Nov. 6, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kneeskern and
daughter Inez, were Postville shop
pers Saturday.
Sherman Bollman purchased about
thirty head of cattle in Postville,
Monday.
Charles Letchford came home the
flrst OF the week from several weeks
stay in Dakota and Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Fred Waters entertained
some of the ladies at a dinner party
Monday, in honor of her aunt, Mrs.
Edith Kiln.
Emil Oleson Of Wisconsin visited
his brother Harry and family the
first of the week.
The young folks enjoyed Halo
We'en party in the NJ r. church base
ment Tuesday evening.
Eliza Mizener Of Bruce, Wis. spent
the first Of the week here visiting
friends.
Roy Kneeskern made a business
trip to Postyille, Tuesday.
Miss Louise Meier is visiting
friends in Waukon.
T. j. Crawford transacted business
in DEBORAH, Wednesday,
James Hanks, of Postville tran
'sacted business in this vicinity
Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Kiln returned to her
home at Sanborn, Thursday, after a
visit here with relatives and friends
James Peck autoed to DEBORAH,
Wednesday, Chester accompanied him
home for few days visit, school be-
ing closed on account of the teachers
meeting.
Earl Hammels baby has been quite
sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hughes en-
tertained the Equity Society at the
hall, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Paddin and Sarah Mil
Ter visited Miss Charlotte Peck s
school in the Birdsell district We'll
nesday.
Mrs. Charles Barrett and baoy
spent several days the past week
with relatives in Ravena.
Grant Bollman and Lynn CroWford
made trips to Postville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith went out
to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Bollman' S
Wednesday, where they will spend
the winter.
James Ewing and son Rufus will
have sale at the McClintock farm,
Monday, Nov. 9Th.
Quite large crowd attended the
Republican Rally at the hall, Thurs
day evening. The speakers were G. n
Houck, Co. Attorney; Mr.. Nelson
and e. j. Hook. Music was furnished
| by male quartette. S%ui Moore,
Chas. Johnson, and II. p. Nicholson
also attended the meeting.
Henry Haga. lett Wednesday fCr
"lnnebago cGnuty, to look after his
farming Interests he returned home
Friday evening
j. A. Peck aui J. ]. Van Wey made
business trips to Postv'l =. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Smith and Mrs
Daubney, OF Decorah visited at the
Geo. Wolfe home Thursday.
lhe ID. Y. = T. Snct.'S will nee
win Mrs. L. =; Pilgrim Thursda!
afi=inoon, Nov 10th.
NJ IL. Stegfn hoil3 4 sale en- TIT
,'eaId farm. Thursday. November .
NJ. Ole i2mrel5nl and laugate
Lena, enjoyed visit on Saturday af
ttrnOOn, from tie formers sister
| MAO anna ~ IL III W. Nv ' ia W Us
anc her two daughters. Ms f. Z
Everett, of BeiOl+, Wis, AMI Mrs
Las Mellen, Of De- Sltu. ale MI
Henry Rugulnm, nephew. Of DE
c~s h.
he w. C. !. 4. meeting will h
held at the hol e % Mr.. and Mrs
Geo Waters, Thursday ening. No,
9Th
IAN Younaii of Ravena spcn
the last of tn, week with friends /
tcv !.
i'alry Oleson made an auto trip {
DecOrah Wednes lay evening.
Paul Topel has been building
iIne new bric':: Tile chicken house.
L c. Spaun and Iiarn;d have bee
Hiding nav concrete bridge nea
the Mcdonald farm.
Mr. and Mrs James Cutler an