Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-09-11
FRANKv1LLE.

DaAN uouShtSi heutu dulO6Q TO De-
corah Monday. Ruth remained and
Will attend school the coming year.
Myrtle Van Wey spent the past
week with friends in Ossian and De.
corah.
Chris and Callie Waters made trips
to Ossian Monday.
Wallace Waters and family from
DEBORAH were callers in town Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Ednea Hoesley and son Mil
ton spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with friends in Postville.
JAS e. Kneeskern was a business
caller in DEBORAH Wednesday and
Saturday.
Chester Peck and Tom Bollman
made a business trip to Postville
Tuesday.
Grant Bollman was down from De-
corah Wednesday and Thursday.
Otto Hager left Thursday for Wau-
kon where he went with the drafted
boys for Camp Dodge.
j. Never of Calmar was, a bust
ness caller here Thursday.
Henry Hagar and family were cal
lers in Waukon Thursday.
Chester Peck leaves Monday for
Iowa City where he will attend
SCHOOL,
Mrs Edna Hoesley and son and
Ruby Brouillet left Friday for Mon
roe, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harvey and
Mrs. Ruth Paddin were DEBORAH
visitors Thursday
Mrs. Hattie Lower and children
went to DEBORAH for an over Sunday
visit with relatives.
Mrs ]. G.. Johnson and daughter
Ruth, Mrs. FSandbeck and daughter
Lena and Mrs. Void of Waukon were
callers at Mrs. Frank Bulman's.
Friday.
Miss Harriet Ferris of Wankon is
a guest at the Henry Hagar home.
Bessie Birdsell and Alice Owens
will attend school in Postville the
coming year.
The County Sunday School Con-
vention was held here Monday and
Tuesday with large number present
over fifty delegates were in attend
ance representing DEBORAH, Ridge
way, FIT. Atkinson, Burr Oak, Cas-
Italia, and Hesper. Mr. Hutton the
state secretary and wife of Des
Moines were here and much credit
is due them for the success of the
meetings. The program which was
printed in the county papers was we'll
carried out and was very interesting
and enthusiastic. One of the pleas
ant features of the convention was
parsonage on Tuesday, which was
hxy an rI,,,iC
Waters of this place was elected
County President.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Kneeskern, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. K. Kneeskern, Jr.
and daughter Inez and Roy Knees
kern spent Sunday in Rossville.
Mr.. Watrud the County Agent and
Miss Christianson the Co. demonstra-
tor were down from DEBORAH Satur-
day evening and held meeting to
make arrangements for Community
fair, which will be held here Satur-
day, Sept. 21. Everyone is request
ed to bring in samples of grain,
vegetables, cooking, canned goods.
knitting and sewing which will be
placed on display in the hall. All
exhibits should be there by noon of
the 81. Some demonstrations in
cooking will be given in the after
noon A program with special music
and speakers on agriculture will be
given in the evening at the M. e..
church. Ribbon prizes will be given
for the best exhibits. A supper will
be given in the basement of the Nj.
Il. church beginning at 6 O'Clock and
until all are served. The proceeds
of this go for the benefit of the Red
Cross after expenses are paid. The
following committees were appointed.
General Arrangements committee,
Walter Pilgrim, Mrs. Mabel Van Wey
and Mrs. Carrie Hughes; Red Cross
work, Mrs. Geo. Van Wey; Advertis-
ing, Mr.. Watrud. Frank Bulman,
Claude Van Wey, j. A. Peck; Com
mittee on Farm Exhibits, David Bald
win, Earl Livingood, John Cchutta
and Will Linnevold; Refreshments.
ida Bollman, Mabel Waters, Lottle
Pilgrim and Daisy Kneeskern; To Sc
cure Judges, Miss Esther Christian
son and Mr.. Watrud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Stegen were
visitors in DEBORAH Wednesday.
Cards received from Roy Haslip
locates him at Camp Macarthur, Tex.
Herb Waters and family OF Wau-
kon attended the convention here
Tuesday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Waters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Waters, C. Fl. Waters and
family, Mrs. Kate Peck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Waters, Mrs. Hattie Lower and
children attended the parcel shower
for Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer
Friday evening at DEBORAH.
Clara Topel commenced her fa.l
term of school in the Highland dist.
Monday.
A letter from Harold Spaun who
IA with Co. X 358 Inf. In France,
states that he has been made Cor
poral. =,
The ID. Y. N. T. society will meet
with Mrs. Cora McNau Thursday
afternoon, Sept. 10.
Dixie Bray and family and Miss
Jessie Meikle were Waukon VISITORS
wednesday.
Walter Pilgrim autoed to Decorah
Friday evening.