Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-02-14
FRANKVILLE.


cold, we were all glad to see him
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hagar of
Ludlow, are the proud parents of a
little. son born to them Tuesday
formerly Miss Rose Stock of this
place.
James Meikle, Tom Bollman, Mr.
anti Mrs. Lee Peck are he latest vic
Tins OF la grippe.
Earl Hammel hauled goods from
Postville for j. A. Peck Tuesday.
The w. c. L. u. meeting was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Topel, Tuesday evening with large
number present. The meeting was
called to order at o'clock by the
president, after the Devotional eX-
eTcises and the business meeting a
good program was given. Mrs. Ray
Waters, leader. Topic, Francis Will
lard. Biography. Ruth Crawford.
Other articles read by Paul Topel,
Ruth Meikle, Synthia Dewitt, Rev.
Healey Daisy Kneeskern. Poem,
Mrs. Peck, duet Ruth Bollman and
Cynthia Dewitt, and music by the
Topel orchestra furnished the pro-
division number one. All report a
fine time.
Rob and Ray Waters delivered
timothy seed in Postville Tuesday.
Arthur Topel spent the past week
at home from DEBORAH.
James X. Kneeskern sold six loads
of hogs in Postville Wednesday and
received $11.5O per hundred.
lot ho hxv
staying at the Henry Hagar home in
Ludlow
Mrs. Addie Wilson came up from
Waterloo Wednesday for a visit vita
relatives.
Mrs. John Heartso of Perth, N. D.,
ole Samuelson and daughter, Mrs.
Sanford Grant, of DEBORAH came
Saturday, for a visit here at the O.
Samuelson home.
Talcott and Oberton Bollman Of
Postville came Monday to do the
painting and vanishing in Mrs.
Rilla Letchford's new house.
Claude Van Wey and Earl Liv-
ingood were business callers in
Postville Wednesday.
Miss Alwilda returned Wednes-
day from visit with Castalia rel
atives. q
John Swenson of Ossian was a
caller here Wednesday,
Irving Hughes men are drilling
well for Harry Oleson.
Mrs. A. Green and son Allen, of
Castalia, visited at the Jas. Knees
kern Sr. home Friday
Irving and Lynn Crawford haul
ed lumber from DEBORAH Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobert Waters, Har-
ry Harvey, Carl and Vern Letch-
ford, Harry Waters, Arthur Topel.
Myrtle and Jessie, Van Wey, Leora
Letchford, Evelyn Brouillet and Ly-
dia Paddin attended the skating
rink on Thursday evening.
Carl Letchford was business
caller in Ossian Saturday.
The Old Maids Matrimonial Club
VIII hold their convention in the
M. +. church Friday evening, Feb.
IL. -eyeryone come and enjoy a good
humorous program Admission Il
and 20 cents. Proceeds for the bene-
fit Of the y. |. S.
Leo Birdsell, Lawerapce Pilgrim
and Lloyd Wolfe came down from
Deborah Friday fqr an over Sunday
'iSiJ at Jue4f HOIueS.
= kitchen shower was given Mr..
and Mrs Hobert Waters at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Topel Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Fred Waters has been confin-
ed 10 the house the past week VITA
rheumatism.
aarold Spaun and Irving Craw-
ford went to Waukon Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waters were
Decorah shoppers Saturday.
Miss Lydia Paddin was an over
Sunday guest at Waukon with Miss
Alma Leer
Mr. and Mrs. Jas e. Kneeskern
and daughter We're callers in Post
vile Friday
The meeting of the township
trustees of last Monday was post
pCned until today.
Eir and Mrs. Earl Ferris shipped
tier household goods to Spring
Grove Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie Bray of Lud-
low visited at the James Meikte
home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lynn Crawford were
Postville callers Saturday.
I. II, Waters purchased five head
VI cdttle at OHEef RalttS sale.
irving Hughes and Walter Knees
kern were Ossian business callers
Saturday.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Kate Peck Thursday afternoon
OF this week.
Beryf Waters of Waukon is visit
Ing his brother Robbie Waters and
wife.
Charles Barrett and family spent
the past week in Ravena. and Ossian.
Harry Waters and Leora Letch-
ford wore shopping in DEBORAH
Tuesday.
Hazel Meikle was an over Sunday
visitor at home from Waukon.
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VICTORY FOR LUTHER.