Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-19
SrILLVILLE.
Sert,. II. 1917.

Sept 81 is Ladies Day at Haug-Heuser
ICo's. store, Come out AID be served
to a fine lunch and see the fine dis
! play OF cake.
/ Emma Nockles of Calmar called on
| Mr.. and Mrs jos Ptachek Wedles-
day,
Misses Anna and Celia Ludwig
went to Cedar Rapids recently for al
extended stay.
Mrs. James Triska spent few days
last week at her parental home, Mr..
and Mrs John Soukup.
Ben. Mayme, and Gertrude Her
old, autoed to Calmar Sunday.
James Koshatka is employed at
the meat market during the absence
of Mr.. Fisher.
Jos. Vitoushek and son plastered
the Frank Poshusta residence recent
ly.
Prof. Alois Kovarik left Wednes'
dav for New Haven, Conn, to teach
at Yale college.
]. P. Kuhn and wife and Joe Be-
mesh were at DEBORAH Saturday.
Carrie Hruska began her fall term
of school Monday in the A. A. Mikesh
district.
Miss Mayme Baker returned to her
home near Cresco Wednesday after a
few days stay at the Mrs. Jos. Herold
home.
The following conscripts left Tues
day for the training camp at Des
lMoines: Joe Huber, John Benda, Dan
liel Novak, and Adolph Fisher
Mrs Fred Bader returned to her
home at Oshkosh, Wis, one day last
week after an extended stay at the
Albert Frey home. Mrs. Albert Frey
accompanied her home.
Henry Haug wired Frank PCshus-
Ita's new residence last week for cleo
Itric lights.
Chas. Hampl returned from Austin,
Mimi, Monday night.
Mrs. Anton Fisher and Mary Su-
chan were at Calmar Friday.
Geo. Huber accompanied by Geo.
Mikota and Ben Herold autoed to De-
corah Sunday afternoon.
Frank Fisher and son from Proti-
vim were in town Tuesday.
John Hron began his fall term OF
school Monday in the Ed. Herold dis
trict.
Robt. Heuser went to st. Cloud
MINI, Friday to attend the funeral
of Mike Herold.
Will Fisher left Friday on bust
ness trip to Minnesota.
Lucy Huber is staying at the AL
bert Frey home during the absence of
Mrs. Frey.
Geo. Loesch, mother and sister, au-
toed to the Ed. Scheidemental home
near Ossian Tuesday.
DR.. Bush was down from Fort
Thursday.
Chas. Mollart ald assistant from
DEBORAH, were doing plumbing last
week for Haug, Heuser & Co.'S. new
store building.
Albert Ludwig and wife went to
Lisbon, n. D., recently for a week s
visit at the CHS. Herold home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Sbiral and
family of Lidgerwood, n. D., came
Wednesday, via auto for visit at the
John Sbiral home. They returned
Friday.
VIM. Soukup, wife and family
spent Sunday at the John Soukup
home.
tons to build an addition to his bust
ness place, which he recently pur-
chased from j. j. Zoulek.
Chas. Frey and Jos. Huber deliver
ed hogs at Ridgeway Saturday
Adella Novak of Protivin spent a
few days last week at the John Sbiral
home.
Dr. Tinker returned from Chicago
last Tuesday after an extended stay
there.
, Mrs. Clemence Herold is seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Andrew Herold and son Paul
, of FIT. Atkinson were il town Friday
Obituary.
WenZel J. Kovarik passed away on
Monday evening, Sept. 3, at 8 O'Clock
at his home in town after a short
illness. The deceased was a native
of Bohemia and was ~ years old al
the time of his death. Funeral servi-
: ces were held at st. Wenceslaus
church and he was buried in the ad'
Joining cemetery, Rev. BroZ perform
/ ing the obsequies. The deceased was
married so years ago last June Il
Barbara Miksh, who survives him
| Five children were born to this union
namely w. c. Kovarik, of this place
Alois F., now of Yale college, New
: Haven, Conn; Anna, Mrs. Frank Ko
varik; Emma, Mrs. j. |. Klemish, Of
Cedar Rapids; and Mary at home
= Mr.. Kovarik was held in the highes
esteem by his business associates ant
countless friends and to them his
death is a matter of regret. He has
I been in the harness making bushes:
during the entire time he lived IL
Spillville. May he receive the true
, reward of an earnest AID well spen
life and rest in peace in eternity.
Card of Thanks.
To those who so kindly assisted III
in our recent bereavement we express
, our heartfelt thanks. We also thanh
|, the pail bearers.
Mrs. w. ]. Kovarik
and family.