Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-12-04
FRANKVILLE

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Mr.. and Mrs. Lpnn Crawford and
son and Mrs. Irving Crawford auto
ed to Postville Monday afternoon.
John Swenson sold and delivered
hogs in Postville Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth Paddin spent the past
week in Waukon where she is as
sisting in Lee Bros. store.
j. A. Peck made business trip
to DEBORAH Tuesday to attend
meeting of the solicitors for the pig
dub.
Miss Irene Belts of Des Moines
came Tuesday evening for a visit ar
the Harry Waters home.
Mrs. Sherman Bollman transacted
business and visited at the Frank
Bollman home in Postville Tuesday.
DR.. Svagakken of Waukon was a
professional caller at the Harry
Waters home Wednesday, called
there to see Mrs. Emma Letchford
who has been sick there the past
few days.
Mrs. Maude Peck has been having
quite a serious time with a felon on
her hand.
Roy Kneeskern sold hogs which he
delivered in Postville Wednesday.
Ira Smith and family of Bethel
spent Thanksgiving Day with his
mother, Mrs. Dave Smith.
The Misses Alice Owens and Bes-
sic Birdsell spent Thanksgiving at
home from school duties in Post
Vile
Charles Barrett bought several
crates of poultry here the first OF the
week for a firm in Ossian.
Mrs. Sherman Bollman made
trip to DEBORAH Friday, her daugh-
ter Ruth accompanied her home for
an over Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Spaun autoed
to DEBORAH on business Wednesday.
Jas. E. Kneeskern and Charles
Brouilett made trip to Forrest
Mills Saturday to bring home some
cattle.
Mrs. Elma Crabtree of C astalia
visited at the Claude Van Wey home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Peck packed and ship
ped a large box of canned fruit to the
Orphans Home in Des Moines for
Thanksgiving, members of the W. e
T. u. donated the fruit
Charles Barrett and Walter Knees
kern made a business trip to Ossiah
Saturday.
Albert Hilmer and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hilmer and baby OF Lud-
low visited at the Ferdinand Hllmer
home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Kruger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Kruger were shoppers in POST
Vile Monday.
Tom French was found Friday
morning about Z o'clock near Walter
Huffy's in an unconscious conaition'
lying on load of straw, he mad peeh
to his brothers after load late
Thursday, and was returning nome
and must have been taken very SICK,
the team had stopped in the road ana
stood there all night Mr.. French was
in a serious condition and his limbs
were badly frozen, he was taken 10
the home of his brother where
doctor was called and everything
done. but he died Sunday morning.
His parents live in Postville put ne
has been living in a small mouse on
the John Lynn place near mere the
past several months.
Paul Topel met with an auto ac-
cident sunday afternoon while turn
inc the corner at the Joe Nc Donald
farm. We understand that ne anu
Mrs. Topel and son Paul were IN the
car and some boy who was riding on
the running board was to get on at
that place. and Mr.. Topel in looking
To see If he was going to alight saleiy
LET the car run up the bank and turn
Cd turtle. Mr.. Topel and the boy
managed to get out and lift the car
nm and rescue Mrs. Topel and Paul
We regret very much to learn MRS
Topel was badly injured, her should
err being broken and the pone IN ner
arm fractured in several places. Inc
others were not much hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle French nave
rented the parsonage and VIII move
i'm the first of the week.
Miss Harriet Einwaller, the teach
az is sick so the school is closed FOR
a few days. No
DIR. Kellher of Postville was pro,
fessional caller here Thursday ana
Saturday. -
Chris Waters made trip 10
Postville Saturday. 49,,
The ladies met with Mrs. Mabei
Van Wey Friday and made pillows
and comforts to send to the TT. Des
Moines hospital.
THE pupils of the village sehool
cave q program and dinner at the
school house Friday.
Bert Livingood had the misfortune
70 have one of his horses badly
kicked last week.
r n. Waters, Tom and Fred
watere autoed to Leroy Tuesday
and purchased some cattle.
Miss Rasmussen the nurse VINO mas
been assisting at the McNau honie
was taken sick Thursday, but is se.-
ting along alright. Mrs McNau 10
very poorly.