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


tears.
Preaching services will be held at
the Evangelical church next Sunday
morning by Rev. w. A. Scholer of
Cresco
The rain and thaw of recent date
made some parts of our roads a
glare of ice.
number of our rural elements
took in the party at the home of Sam
Kuntz near Ridgeway the other week
one evening.
Our blacksmiths were busy shoe
ing horses the past number of days
number from this vicinity went
TO Cresco the other week to unload
a car of salt, which they had recent
ly ordered
Theo Kratz assisted his son Rollie
of Sumner township in delivering
hogs at Ridgeway one day the other
week.
John Moe resigned his position as
helper at the depot in Ridgeway re-
Gently
Miss Agnes Novak was listed
among those wrestling with the
grippe the other week.
Will Kuntz and Charley Kuntz
with their families autoed to Decor
All the other week one day to visit |
Frank Kuntz and family.
Some of Theo. Kratz's neighbors |
assisted him at delivering several |
loads of hogs at Ridgeway the other
week one day.
Fritz Remseyer and daughter Miss |
Pauline of Ridgeway were pleasant |
callers at the G. Schild home the 9TH
er Sunday afternoon.
Theo. Kratz and son Demo were |
saving wood for Edward Wiedaman
last week one day.
The meeting of the w. NJ. S. at the
home of Mrs. c. Schild was indefin-
itely postponed on account of sick
ness and bad roads.
Our January thaw was too previ-
Gus this year, consequently the north
WIND froze things again like a brick
bat
Joe Novak, JOS. Reha and others
were pleasant business callers at
Cresco the other week one day.
Mrs. Dan Kruger returned to her
home at Florenceyille, Howard Co.
after several days visit here under ,
the parental roof.
On account of the cold the dance
at Spillville last week Thursday eve !
ming did not appeal very heartily to
many of our young people :
Mrs. Theo. KratZ and son Demo
were pleasant business shoppers at
Cresco one day the other week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Moore, Robert
Mealy and sisters, Mayme and Vivian y
were pleasant callers at the C. Schild l
home the other week Saturday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moe and son
of Ridgeway, were visiting
with Mrs. Ms. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Theo Kratz last week. :,
Miss Nettie Koch is listed among At
those who are wrestling with the la
grippe.
Mrs. Chris Haakenson was at Cres-
co last Tuesday to see her son-in-law,
Leonard Olson of DEBORAH, who is an !,
inmate of Mercy hospital
Mr.. Eddie Landswerk returned to !
his home near Saude, Monday last =
week, after a short stay here visiting
friends, etc
Martin Friedlein came up from Os-
terdox, Clayton Co. latter part of
last week to resume his duties as !
teacher in district number four =
Mrs. Ole Sanderson called upon
her daughter, Mrs. Fred c. Koch re-
Gently
Mr. Edward Wiedaman visited his
mother and sister at Cresco recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Amel Koch and ,
Nettie, Leona, Lizzie and
son Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred G.
Koch spent New Years day with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert VopaVa of Sumner
township
Theo. Kratz and Demo were saw
ing wood for Alfred Peter Jr. last
week Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Hornberger.
son Charley and MIR. and Mrs. Frank
son Bruce of Minnesota,
were pleasant evening callers at the
Amel Koch home last week Tuesday.
Our physicians are making many
professional calls in the county these
days. on account of la grippe.
Amel Koch spent New Years day
with his brother Albert at Ridgeway
who is still sick
Joe Vopava, brother Edwin and I
sister Elsie dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Vopava New Years.
MISS Sadie Koch is staying with
her sister Mrs. Robert Vopava OF
Sumner township these DAYS.
Mrs. Edward Wiedaman is visiting
at the Charley Kuntz home these j
days.
Alfred Peter Jr assisted otto
Ernest at marketing hogs at Ridge
way last week Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Koch kindly
accepted an invitation to an oyster
supper at the parental home of Mr..
and Mrs. ole Sanderson the other K
Sunday evening.
Joe Reha Of Howard Co. marketed
some hogs at Ridgeway the latter 1
part of last week. o
Walter Peter was a pleasant bust O
ness caller at Cresco last week Sat S
urday a
The man who himself travels i'll f
the way his child should go won't b
have half the trouble.-The Chris
tian Herald.
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