Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-03-15
CASTALIA

Mr.. Marshal Burns was a Post
vile caller Monday.
Lila Jones came up from Postville
today to attend the funeral of Mrs.
N. Schoonmaker.
Mr.. John Brandt and wife were
Postville shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. George Neunswander was a
Postville shopper Friday.
Mrs. Fred Barries was a Postville
shopper Friday.
Mrs. Leonard Caster of Postville
visited her sister Mrs. Lena Kamp
Thursday.
Miss Blanche Harvey was a pass
enger to PoStville Friday.
Donald Witt was a passenger to
Monona Saturday.
Miss Clara Muth spent the week
end with home folks.
Mr.. Will Gibbs was a passenger
to PoStville Monday.
Mrs. Henry Meyer was passen-
ger to PostWlle Saturday.
Word has been received from Bar
riet's that they expect to be back
home the fore part of April.
Mr.. n. Sohoonmaker and son Jes-
sic came up from Waterloo Satur-
day.
Henry Deming went to Fort Atkin-
son Monday.
Mr.. Ernest Oxley came down
from DEBORAH Friday on business.
Mr.. T. Oxley went to DEBORAH
Saturday.
Mrs. T. ]. Allen spent Saturday
with friends az Postville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley VanHorn,
Mrs. B. F. KneeSkern and son John
were passengers TO DEBORAH Wednes-
day.
Frank Tehel was an ossian caller
Friday.
Mrs. John Kneeskern came down
from Ossian Thursday TO visit at the
Frank Tehel home.
Mr.. Earent Grout from Postville !
was in town Monday.
The Schultz Bros. are getting |
pretty well settled in their garage.
Clifford Stee came down from Os-
sian Monday.
Mr.. Floyd Harvey and wife went
to Elgin Thursday.
Mrs. Malone of Clemont was
visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Allen was a business
caller at Postville Monday.
Miss Ethel Thorton was business
caller at Postville Thursday.
Wayne Harvey was a passenger to
Postville Saturday.
Mrs. Will Gibbs is on the sick list.
Miss Dorothy Buchanan spent the
week end with friends at Ossian.
Mr.. Thomas ingram was an over
Sunday visitor at Ossian.
Mr.. Frank Kennedy and wife of
DEBORAH came down Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. n. Schoon-
iBteiiiIIa-vey and wife were Post
lille caller Monday.
Mr.. M. p. Riggs was business
caller at Clermont Monday.
Much interest is being displayed |
in the coming town election. Three |
caucuses have been held so far.
Ross VIM, Bill BloXham, and
Lyle VIM motored to Elgin Sunday.
Thomas ingram was a passenger to
Postville Friday.
Mr.. Harvey Dahams was a bust
ness caller at Postville Friday.
Mrs. Cora Harvey spent Thursday
and Friday at PostWlle.
Mr.. Merle Stee and Ray Harvey
were Ossian callers Saturday.
Mrs. John Bachelor was a bust
ness caller at Ossian Friday.
The Tri Star Oil Co., set up an
other 10000 gallon tank and re-
eeived a carload of kerosene last
week
John Haefner was a business cal
Ter at Postville Monday.
Lewis Brandt came down from
Ossian Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Kermmer returned to
Dixon, H., Tuesday.
Misses Maree Harvey, Blanche Har
vey and Earl Anderson and Wayne
Harvey were pleasantly entertained
at the Ray Allen home Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. n. Schoonmaker's body was
brought back here for burial Monday
at the Centennial cemetery. Those
from out of town were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ry SchoOnmaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Crabtree, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Long and son.
Ross VIM and Lyle VIM motor
ed to Ossian Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Wirching was a caller
in town one day last week.
Mrs. V. G. Bollman was a bust
ness caller at Postville Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Bollman came up from
Waterloo Monday.
Mr.. A. NJ. Jones daughter Lila
were Ossian shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Vern Banning was a business
caller at OsSian Saturday.
Mr.. Ralph Lambert was an Os-
sian callnr Satmr,Lar