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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

10

County News Highlights Local Visits and Events

July 27 1915 county news notes Rae Jones visiting Leslie Heckman Nettie Burrows calling on Anna Daniels and Emma Heckman visiting A M Jones Rosa visits Ossian and relatives Dr J A Juen called in vicinity Archie Jones visitors to Decorah Rosa family guests Ossian Ralph Jones Jesse Limbeck and others in Ossian and Centennial ball game Hawkins and several locals listed with haying and visiting. A nine pound baby girl arrives to Will Wiltgen family and other social mentions from Ossian Decorah Castalia and Cresco in the week.

Ossian Social Notes Tally Week's Visits and Visits

Ossian column lists visitors and local movements dated July 27 1915. J Driscoll of Calmar and Little Delete Hanson visited Ossian. Little Clarice Meyer in Castalia. Mrs Dave Weitgenant Castalia caller. Ruth Holten visited Fort Atkinson. Nick Feil Cresco visited F Klein home. Rev Brown Cresco preached. Embroidery club to meet at Ward Allen home. J A Deasel returned from Oelwein. Mrs F B Jones returned from Cresco. Gene Perry and Will Albright Castalia visitors. J J McManus family visiting southern town. Mrs Frank Briggs Rockford visiting. KE F Lee returned from Minneapolis. Walter Seaman from Milwaukee. Mrs Bryan Cherokee visiting EB Gilbert family. several local residents named in travel and social visits. list ends with Delineations of kin and friends.

J. Driscoll Calmar Little Delete Hanson Postville Little Clarice Meyer Castalia Dave Weitgenant Ruth Holten Fort Atkinson Nick Feil Cresco Klein Rev. Brown M. FE Embroidery Club Ward Allen J. A. Deasel Oelwein F. B. Jones Gene Perry Will Albright J. J. McManus Frank Briggs Rockford KE. F. Lee Minneapolis Walter Seaman Milwaukee Bryan Cherokee V. Gilbert Mildred Doane Myrtle Oxley Ruth Holien Donald Bullard Ernest Lloyd Holien Fred Doane

Community Notes From Ossian and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Bothell picnicked at McGregor Monday at Pictured Rocks. The Crusader Sunday school class met at the Dave Westgenant home Tuesday. E F Lee went to Chicago Tuesday and will remain for weeks. Vincent Shakleton of Lawler visited the Dr J W Lynch home. Miss Ruby Ban went to Chicago Thursday to work at Fisk s millinery. Nick Feil and Tom Courtenay of Chicago visited the Andrew Barthelme home. Ossian Boosters beat Waukon 3 1. Mrs Guernsey and children of Winona visited the Scheidemantel families. Clara Gunderson visited from Charles City. Irene Meyer traveled to Fayette with the D C Malloy family. Mae Malloy attends summer school there. Sisters M Hiltrude M Ottilia and M Williamette returned from Dubuque Friday after vacation.

Andrew Barthelme Ossian Boosters Waukon Guernsey Winona Scheidemantel Boys Clara Gunderson Charles City Mary Gunderson Irene Meyer Fayette D. C

Rainy Ravena Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

The Ravena community tallies a soggy week with plenty of visits from Ossian Castalia Lawler Decorah and Postville. Local people such as Frank F Schroeder Alvin Meyer and John Meyer are cited along with Os sian and Lake area residents. The Ravena Sox lost 25 to 19 to Ossian parochial school in a home game and a concert is urged for Ossian. The quip about a man minding his own business ends the item.

Frankville social notes reflect town visits and health concerns

In Frankville on July 26 1015 many residents and guests populate a long list of social calls. Dr Nash and Rev Healey visit Decorah. Harold Spaun, Ray Waters, John Leer and others travel between Postville Ossian Waukon and Castalia for meetings, visits, shopping, and church events. Several health issues and injuries are noted along with a stork bringing a baby daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Snitker.

Decorah visitors hear Centennial church sermon and school decision

Lydia Padden Daisy Jessie Van Wey Clara Topel Hubert Buraltters Arthur Topel Lawrence Pilgrim and Chas Crawford joined Decorah visitors Sunday as Centennial community met in the church. Rev J Edward Healey of Frankville spoke on John 4 13 14 and Fred H Segar missionary of Waterloo addressed about seventy attendees. The school decided to meet Sundays at 2 pm and aid Christ and the church with preaching services at the close of the school. Officers elected: Fran Youmans Supt Gene Birdsall Asst Supt Miss Nellie Daniels Secy Miss Etta Stevens Treas Mrs John De Cou Organist.

Lydia Padden Daisy Jessie van Wey Clara Topel Hubert and Buraltters Arthur Topel Lawrence Pilgrim Chas. Crawford Decorah Centennial J. Edward Healey Frankville Fred H. Segar Missionary Waterloo Fran Youmans Gene Birdsell Nellie Daniels Etta Stevens Treas John de Cou

Castalia Social Roundup Flows With Village Notes

Castalia community notices highlight travels and visits among Miss Nelle Neuenswander, Miss Norah Floody, Miss Evelyn Schori, and Mrs. Roe among others. Local events include dances, church ice cream, and a sangerfest report, plus marriage of Barnes and Flow Rigue in nearby Postville and a serious elevator accident involving Russell Webster with critical injuries.

Surgeons and Hidden Foreign Bodies in Humans

The text discusses careless surgical suturing and lost sponge pieces within patients. It mentions a record of a fur glove found inside a body and comments on the relative power of a koy compared to steam.

Hesper Happenings Tally Visitors and Local News

Ray Hiatt and Ben Meader visit from Caledonia and Eau Claire respectively while Mrs. L A Robinson, Mrs. Lydia Evans, and Miss Marian Levi host guests. Gilb er Tabor sells a hall to Andrew Moen for 1500. Diphtheria quarantines touch Beatrice and Harold Anderson. Quarterly Friends meeting at Winneshiek in Hesper announces three days of services with Rev H R Keates as guest. A long ago kids reunion invites former students 1875 to 1915 on August 12 at the school grounds.

Ray Hiatt Caledonia L. A. Robinson Alvin Hawk Ben Meader Eau Claire Mabel A. F. Meader Lydia Evans Charlie Britain Pomona Cal Clara Battey Marian Levi Miss Evenson Spring Grove E. J. Wold Lillie Rolfs Clarence Chas Newcomer Miss Marian Levi Andrew Moen Gilbert Tabor Tom Humphrey Mervin Camp Birdie Wells Brother Chas B. M. White Myrtle Stroud Arlie Griswold Oskaloosa Alfred Street Burr Oak Joseph Michaelson Minneapolis Burr Talbert John Hamlin Elliott Beatrice Harold Anderson Saale John Plunkett Omaha Neb Metz Albert Saale Myra Ida Anderson FE. G. Stensland Grover Rowe Council Bluffs Town L. Street Cleveland Winneshiek Friends Church Hesper Towa H. R. Keates Des Moines Com

Local arrivals and visits in town reach from Decorah to Calmar

July 25 1915 notes show Geo Huber with a new Buick car. Carl Hangtoed to Conover last Thursday. John Barbarie from near the Fort visited Sunday. Shindelar from the Fort visited Wednesday. M Graf and wife went to Calmar Monday. Regina Fisher was a Decorah caller last Thursday. Carl Poshusta and friends autoed from Calmar Sunday. Henry G Haug left for St Paul Monday. Chas Frey and family spent Sunday in town with relatives. K Alimesh and A A Nowak autoed to Decorah Friday. Miss Emma Mikesh left last Thursday for Mason City. John Mikesh of Protivin was in town last Friday on business. Leo Korky of Lawler was in town last Wednesday on business. Albert Frey and son were callers at Calmar Saturday. Miss Emma Petech of Chicago is visiting at the W Batik home. James Frana and wife from near Calmar were in town Saturday. James Reardon of Decorah was here last Friday on business. Mrs Frank Poshusta and son visited sister Mrs Prana last week. Miss Otilla Polansky spent last week at Mrs Jim Novak. Mrs Heuser left last Friday for Oelwein to visit her daughter. Mrs Lee Hutchinson and daughter of Elvin are visiting relatives here. Miss Emma Klimesh came home from Lawler last Saturday. J Boushka and Andera from Protivin were here last Wednesday. Joe Mikesh and wife visited relatives at the Port last Wednesday. L A S was entertained at Miss Mary Kovarik last Thursday. Hradley Bros and Wentworth’s show arrived Monday for a week.

Frank F. Schroeder Postville Joe Hoch Calmar H. Lansign Grege Figge Ossian August Lansing Lawler J. W. Lynch Ravena Alvin Meyer Pearl Weitgenant Geo. Broihier Rose Lansing Geo. Balk F. Sebastian John Meyer Nick Feil Chicago P. Barthelme, Sr Washington Prairie Knut Anderson Will Brandhagen Near Nordness Swen Towson Ridgeway Spillville Conover Fred Javert Herman Schroeder Anna Jene Finnegan Near Castalia Joe Broghammer Lewis Schweinefus Babe Near Decorah Henry Schweinefus Andrew Barthelme Mike Heinen Philip Barthelme Jr Philip Barthelme, Jr Albert Lansing Philip Wagner West John Pavlovee Chas. Hauber Fort Atkinson Erickson Julius Brown Ellorado Henry Kleisart W. Lansing John Schleier Martin Meyer Henman Lansing A. J. Swezey Decorah Frank FP. Schroeder Frank August Meyer Chas Heintz Grandma Heintz John C. Meyer George Balk Willie Shabily Gertrude Stella Shackleton Lansing Ralph Bullard Silas Oxley Loretta McGary Rose Holler Reivna Lansing Autowoll Ravena Sox Chris Leer Henry Meier Ossi Lily Klepper Ludlow Joe Slorak Des Moines Chas. Barrett W. Albright Castalia John Murphy Nancy Wilson John Alma Leer Mr. Leer Fred H. Segar Waterloo Presbyterian Church Hattie Lower Harry Winters Evanston G. D. Bollman Stork Will H. Snitker Ralph Haetner John Swenson Sam Waters, Sr Jennie McKinley Iowa City C. H. Waters Kenneth Max R. W. Carter Albert Berg Chas. Troy Wet J. K. Kneeskern Ruth Hazel Meikle Rachel Birdsell Sarah Simpson Alfred Crabtree Claude van Wey Lydia Padden Waukon Waukon Callers Tuesday Evening. Mr Mra L. C. Spaun Harold Sarah Miller Burr Oak Cleveland Cedar Rapids Rive McGregor Leora Letchford V. K. Ferris Harriet Church Francis Padden Thirket Edward Healy Rosa Cascade Nash Healey Town City Hospital Oscar Johnson Tom French Iiving Hughes Farmers’ Co-operative Co Nelle Neuenswander Cedar Falls Lester Meyer Friends West Union Norah Floody Evelyn Schori Elgin Billa Bernhard Roe R. J. Thornton Minnesota C. C. Thornton Thos, Kane Harley Steele Babe of Opera House Sleet Stanton of George Bernhard Hazel Alford Toledo Wm. Timmerman John Timmerman August Kaltz Barnes Miss Flow Rigue Oelwein C. L. Webster Russell Perlie Russell PL Webster Leavitt & Johnson Bank Geo. Huber Carl Hang John Barbarie Fort Mr. Shindelar M. Graf Chas. Frey K. Alimesh A. A. Nowak Emma Mikesh Mason City Visi John Mikesh Protivin John Mikesh Leo Korky Albert Frey and Son Iowa Lee Hutchinson Elvin Emma Klimesh Messrs J. Boushka Andera Joe Mikesh Port Mary Kovarik Hradley Bros Wentworth Wm. Wagner Anton G. Fisher Monona Anton Hauber Anna Tuchek Gertrude Herold Cresco Geo. Riehle Marcella C. Hauser Herold Celia Soukup Marshal Hrushka Heuser

Local notes from Decorah area and surrounding towns

A roundup of community updates includes visits between residents of Calmar Ossian Ridgeway and Cedar Rapids, travel between Decorah and Monona Mason City and Waterloo, and carpentry progress on Frank Soukup’s new house. Police fined speeding violators arrested near Lawler on a Sat.

Acknowledgement from Burns for dear home man Carter

A note of appreciation and sympathy from Burns Oregon dated July 16 2015 expresses gratitude to Winneshick County friends. It recalls Brother Carter’s service to the community and notes his burial on a ridge among the Blue Mountains. The letter ends with a pledge to remain faithful until death and earn a crown of life.

Burns, Ore Decorah Carter Blue Mountains H. ©. Carter and

Paris dress expert predicts hoopskirts return

A Parisian dress expert states hoopskirts favored by grandmothers are coming back. The piece notes a renewed American emphasis on independence and warns police about sidewalks becoming blocked as a result.

Bees fed on bottle aid Maywood apiary

H H Thale of Maywood Missouri with 500 bee colonies found bottle feeding during winter effective. A bottle led to a sugar and water mix dripping into a steel trough feeding the hive, boosting nourishment and breeding success after cold spells. Thale marketed 11,000 pounds of honey last year. Miller's ad.

H. H. Thale Maywood Thale

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. K. Bartey & Son County News Rae Jones Leslie Heckman Nettie Burrows Anna Daniels Fred Sobolik Elmer Rosa Emma Heckman A. M. Jones J. A. Juen Archie Jones Will Duff Walkers Webb Rosa Isaac Duff Knight G. A. Allen Henry Monson Walker J. D. Burrows Duff Theo. Sersland Rochester Hospital S. Knight Preston Minn Lange Muscatine Atpadel Ginapp Elizabeth Heiman Dubuque Theo, Sersland Carl Sersland John Sersland Paul Daughenbaugh Orren Gladden Will Wiltgen Theo. Uhlenhake Chester Meeker Nels Schoonmaker Henry Neverman Harms Fred Brouillet Frankin Frank Kennedy Raymond Anna Rosa Louie Felke Rae Runkle Theo Frances Youmans Dr. Nash Will Stock Roma Padden Roy Kneeskern Kiesau John Leer Walter Peters Carl Dreyer Miss Monson Charley Barrett Sherman Bollman Esther Rima Cora McNair Irvin Hughes Fred Bronillet O. F. Miller Helen Peck T. J. Crawford Charley Percy Bullard Lew Rcdward J.D. Mullaney Charley Slorah Henry Kiesau Lynn Crawford Earlham Trvin Hughes Ed. Livingood Bethel Mike Fitzpatrick Conservatory OF St. Cecilia Missouri Miller’s Phoebe Lincoln Phoebe Lincoln Chemical CO Reardon Drag and Transfer Line James Reardon Decorah State Bank Winneshiek Hotel School OF Music Madame Ohlsen Solem Engbretson Decorah, Iowa College of Saint Teresa ST. Claire Seminary
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