Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-03-09
FRANKVILLE

DR.. Schmits of Postville was a
professional caller at the Albert Lat
terman home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waters spent
Monday night at the Vern Letch-
ford home near Postville.
Chas. Webster came up from Way
erly the first of the week.
Mrs. Otto Hagar went to Waukon
Monday evening for weeks stay
with her mother.
Roy Kneeskern transacted business
in DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mrs. Willard Livingood and Willie
Livingood of Bethel were callers
here at the Earl Livingood home on
Thursday.
A fire broke out Tuesday morning
about o'clock at the Simon Smelly
farm which is occupied by Lew
Hennings and burned several ton of
hay, and smothered twelve head of
cattle, all of which were milk COWS.
This is heavy loss for Mr.. Hen
nings.
James E. Kneesken made bust
ness trip to Postville Tuesday.
Albert Depping and family are
now residents of our village, having
moved in from their farm Wednes-
day. Will Kneeskern has rented his
farm and he and his family moved
up from New Albin Thursday.
The Berg sale last Thursday was
attended by a large crowd.
The w. C.. T. u. Ladies held a
meeting in the directors room at the
bank last Thursday afternoon, after
the meeting the ladies went to the
school house and presented the school
with a large framed picture of Miss
Frances Willard. Mrs. Rev. Peck
presented the picture and gave a
short sketch of the life of Miss Will
lard
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pilgrim were
visitors in Postville Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Lower came home on
Thursday from her trip to Indiana.
Lyle French, Walter Kneeskern
and Chas. Webster made a business
trip to DEBORAH Tuesday.
G. ID. Bollman and son Curtis of
DEBORAH were callers at the j. E.
Kneeskern home Saturday.
Carl tetchford has rented the Dora
Meikle farm and moved out there ON
Friday.
Vern iLetchford \ was rover from
Postville Friday, his sister Mrs. Lee
ora Waters accompanied him home
for an over Sunday visit.
PC
Claude Van Wey were callers in Os-
sian Friday.
Mrs. Clara Webster and baby came
up from Waverly Saturday to join
her husband. They expect to make
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hughes were
shopping in Postville Friday.
Lyle Bollman, Lawrence Pilgrim,
Lillian and Dorothy Baker, Eddie
and Elmer Hagar, Clifford Hughes
and Oscar Paddin attended basket
ball game in DEBORAH Friday evening.
Fred Waters and Lynn Crawford
were DEBORAH callers Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Carter Of Bailey is
a guest of her aunt Miss Jessie
Meikle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman
were shopping in DEBORAH Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Crawford and
son visited at the Chris Leer home
in Waukon Saturday and Sunday.
Will Stock made trip to Decorah
Saturday.
Geo. Walby and Roy Peck of
Minneapolis were over Sunday visit
ors here with relatives.
Earl Hammel hauled hogs to Cas-
talia Friday, Joe Ryan and Hans
Brusvcen assisted him.
Mrs. Jas. +. Knoeskern drove to
Postville Tht sday tC meet Mrs. nm
Kreeskern and children.
Ms. Maude Peck and ch,H'ren
Walter and Jessie Van Wey visited
at the Chas. Henderson, home Tues
day.
Chris and Cam Waters, Rev. Peck
end son Ernest were DEBORAH. visit
ors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brandt and
Marion were Postville callers Tues
day. A.
walter Brandt and sister Mrs.
Car 0rier we're Ossian callers Satur-
d1r
nes Ruby Nash of Fayette was an
q clnday guest at the Eugene
" u home.
zee Pilgrim has been having
Of blood poisoning in his
rign, hand. ~,
Mr. ri Mrs. Irving Hughes. Mr..
and Ms. Lyle French and Jas. Web