Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-09-18
FRANKv1LLE.
September 16. 191,

Mrs. Ernest Chamberlain and sons
Of Los Angeles, Cal. who spent the
past week here at the Henry
Chamberlain home concluded their
visit here Saturday and went to Oel-
wein.
Wallace Waters of DEBORAH was a
caller in town Tuesday morning.
Will Stock did some thing In
Ludlow the past week.
G. ID. Bollman was down from De.
.corah several days last week.
Sam Waters, Sr. arrived home
Tuesday from two weeks visit in
Cedar Falls and Estherville.
Roy Kneesken made a business
trip to Ossian Thursday.
!. j. Allen of Castalia was caller
IN the village Thursday morning.
Chester Peck made a business trip
to Postville and DEBORAH Thursday.
Sherman Bollman, Verne Letch-
ford and Carl Van Wey were Post
vile callers Friday.
The v. l. S. held business meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Kate Peck
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Crawford and
baby Mrs. Irving Crawford. Mrs.
Fred Waters and baby autoed to De-
corah Friday. Mrs. Waters and baby
remained for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Crawford.
Mrs. Frank Bulman and children
and Miss Irene Perkins autoed to
Waukon Saturday to SPEND the day
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger and
baby were visitors in Postville Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
and son Lyle autoed- to DEBORAH Fri
day evening. Ruth BoIlman' and
Gladys Smith accompanied them
back for an over Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waters enter
tanned company of young people
at their home Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Irene Belts.
Earl Livingood and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hagar spent Friday
at the VIII Hagar home in Ludlow.
Bert Liyingood and family were
Postville shoppers Friday.
Chester Peck was business
translator in Castalia Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waters were
shopping in DEBORAH Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brulett and son
Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Knaeskern
and daughter Inez spent Sunday with
friends near Nordness.
Among those who attended the
patriotic meeting in DEBORAH Sunday
wens: Walter Pilgrim, Robbie Wat
ers. Glen Letchford, Ray Birdsell,
j. A. Peck, and families, L. G. Spaun,
Hans Stegan and wives, Mesdames
Rilla Letchford, Dora Meikle, Ida
Bollman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waters
and BABY, the Misses Ruth Bollman
and Hazel Meikle, Inez Perkins, and
Harriet Enwalter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hilmer
attended church in Ludlow Sunday.
Otto Hagar who has been at Camp
Dodge the past ten days arrived home
Saturday as he failed to pass the
physical examination.
Ruth, Paddin, Mrs. Hattie Lower
and children were callers in DEBORAH
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Byron Chandler and son Geo.
of DEBORAH were callers at the j. j.
Van Wey home here Sunday.
Frank Mixer and children of Lud-
low were callers in town Saturday
evening.
Bert Harvey was over from Cas-
Italia Saturday repairing car for
j. A. Peck.
James E .Kneeskern delivered a
load of sheep in Ossian Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waters and
Mrs. Emma Letchford were Wauko 4
visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlain
autoed to Postville Saturday.
Mrs. Viste and Miss Esther
Christianson of DEBORAH we're busi-
ness callers in town Thursday.
Mrs Rilla Letchford has been APP
pointed solicitor for clothing for the
Belgians. and those who will con-
tribute, please leave at her home by
Oct. 1st.
Mrs. Frank Bulman and Mrs. Tom
Bollman were appointed to weigh
and measure the children in this
district for the child's welfare cam
paign, which they did at the home of
the former Friday afternoon. 26
children were brought in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
autoed to Postville Sunday.
Harry Olson moved his family and
household goods to Postville last
week, ne Will TeIudiu lOi d WhhO w
finish up his work.
A large party of relatives enjoyed
a picnic dinner at the Frances Pad
din home Sunday.
l.. C.. Spaun built foundations for
slios for the following last week:
Earl Livingood, Walter Pilgrim, and
G. ID. Bollman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Weymiller
OF New Albin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Bulman, Mrs, ]. T. Bulman and sons
Anton and Fred of Dorchester spent
Sunday at the Frank Bulman home.
Mrs. Haugan and family are en-
joying new Buick car which they
recently purchased
Henry Breitspecker of Ossian was
a business caller at L. c. Spaun's
Friday evening.
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