Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-15
FRANKVILLE.


in caring for Waiter who is having a
siege of pneumonia and pieurisy.
| Grace shoemaker returned to
her home in Castalia Monday after
several weeks stay at the Kelse
| Webster home.
| Charles Schattuck and Mr. VOL
dunn autoed down from DEBORAH on
business Monday.
j. A. Peck, Roy Kneeskern and
Carl Letchford were among the Post
vile business callers Tuesday.
| John Roynane of Waukon was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
Charles Barrett and Irving Hughes
made a trip to Postville Monday,
where Irving took the train for Des
Moines, he returned home Thursday.
Miss Lydia Paddin came home
Monday from a weeks stay at the g.
e. Merrill home near Castalia.
| John Swenson made business
trip to Ossian Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brandt and
children were Postville visitors We'd
inesday
Lynn Crawford came home Wed
nesday from few days visit with
friends at Earlham.
Mr.. Sanders of Postville was a
business caller in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
! Miss Carrie Losing the trained
nurse who has been at the j. A. Peck
and Walter Pilgrim homes the past
hree weeks, returned to her home
in Dubuque Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
and son Lyle were among the Post
vile callers Wednesday.
Carl Letchford has a new Overland
car which he purchased Thursday.
Eugene Owens made trip to
Postville Friday his daughter Mil
dred accompanied him home for an
over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Estella Meikle went to Wau-
kon Saturday after a weeks visit ut
the Sherman Bollman and Jas. Mel
kle homes.
Mrs. Alma Crabtree and son Ar
chic of Castalia visited at the
Claude Van Wey home Friday.
Frank Kneeskern of Castalia was
transac ing business in this locality
Friday.
School started again today afte:
two weeks vacation.
John Swenson and Irving Craw-
ford attended the Evan Swenson sale
near Bethel Saturday.
Mrs. Sherman Bollman visited
friends in Waukon Saturday.
Henry Hagar, Rose Stock and
Mrs. Hattie Lower made a trip to De
corah Saturday, Mrs. Lower remain
ed for few days to look after bust
ness interests and visit relatives.
Ole Walby and family are enjoy
ing visit from his daughter, Mrs
Gladys Kongbak of st. Paul.
Vern Letchford made trip to De-
corah Sunday afternoon.
We have three cases of accidents
to report this week. Herbert Waters
accidently cut his foot, requiring
stitches. Oliver Sheggrud sustained
a fracture of the left leg as result
from a fall on the ice. Irving Kie-
sau son of Gustav Kiesau while play
ing with their dog, was bitten on the
lip and nose, requiring several slit
ches. DR.. Nash reports all the cases
doing nicely.
The young folks enjoyed a sur
was given in honor of Miss Alma
Lee. On Saturday evening some OF
the l.. A. S. ladies and their husbands
gave Mrs. Leer a surprise, when they
walked in with their lunch baskets
and informed her they had come to
spend the evening.
Dewitt Van Wey went to Ossian
Monday for a visit at the George
Webster home.
The robins made their first appear
ance here Sunday morning. We hope
they have come to stay.
| Lynn Crawford autoed TO DEBORAH
Friday, Charles Crawford, Chester
Peck and Ralph Green accompanied
him back for an over Sunday visit at
their respective homes.
A lady from Minneapolis will lee
ture at the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, her subject is
"Women's Suffrage" Everyone in
vited to come.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Miles from near
Bethel were Sunday guests at the
Glen Letchford home.
Walter Van Wey went to Column
bus Junction the first of the week
to visit his uncle Bert Van Wey from
there he goes to Waterloo for Wis
it with relatives.
School election will be held today
one director to be elected.
| Chris Leer has rented place IL
Waukon and moved his household
goods Monday. The family will leave
the first of the week. Frankville peo-
pie regret their going very much.
Sherman Bollman, Roy Britain, Irv-
ing Crawford and Earl Hammel as
sisted them In moving.
| Miss Ida Ramp of Bloomfield Is
staying at the Geo. A. Waters home.
| Miss Hazel Meikle is taking few
DAYS vacation at home from Wau-
kon.
Harry Oleson and wife Of Post
Vile were callers in town Sunday az
ternoon.
Oliver Raitt left the first Of the
week for a visit with relatives OF
Chicago and Waterloo.
| John Johnson and family moved
to Canoe Ridge Saturday where he
has rented farm for the coming
year.