Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
RIDGEWAY.
July 90, 1917

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The M. E. Ladies Aid win serve ;
/ sc supper at the home of Mrs. Chas
Boucher on this Friday evening, Jul,
81. Come at supper time and enjo!
a social hour and a good supper ant
at the same time help the good cause
Sunday school at 1890 next Sun
day morning, July 20, and preaching
service at o'clock
Preaching service at Morgan a.
| / 1870 A. NJ. and at Libbey schoo
house at 2:30 p. NJ Morgan Sunday
school at 1880 and Libbey S. S. at
| O'Clock.
On the evening of Tuesday July
81, the Ridgeway Epworth League
will hold a lawn fete" not a long
fake" on the parsonage lawn. There
will be a short program, refresh.
ments to suit your taste and pocket.
book. Fun for everybody. Home made
candy, pop corn, ice cream and a
general good time. Be sure to make
no other engagement for that eve
ming. You'll enjoy it and so will the
leaguers enjoy your presence.
Epworth League next Sunday eve
ming at 7:15. Leader, Mrs. r. G. Bak-
er. Subject: "Recreating the Com
munity's Recreations, not by Denun-
citation but by Creation" AS predicted
we had fine time at the E. l.. meet
ing on last Sunday evening, and if
many of the leaguers of the past
could have heard the kind remem.
brances of their work they would
know that their labors had not been
in vain" The time was all too short
for all who said that would other
wise have been said. Miss Schuetz
AID Miss Fosse sang very beautifully,
an appropriate song.
Miss Cleora Lemon was guest at
the l.. H. G. Larson home on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. n. c. Putnam arrived home
on Wednesday after visiting friends
in Waterloo, Cedar Rapids and Lyle,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers were
guests at the M. o. Libbey home at
Sunday evening supper.
Mrs. G. w Brinkman and daughter
Ethel left Friday morning to visit
relatives in Charles City and Water
loo.
Unless you are one who knows il
ALL, you'd be wise to be on hand al
8 A. M. this Saturday morning to see
the canning demonstration by an ex-
pert from Ames at the school build
ing. There will be an afternoon ses-
sion also.
Mrs. A r. Rilgoen of Minneapolis
arrived Wednesday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. R. G. Baker.
The Misses Charlotte and Emily
Larson and Edna Hendricks were
Tuesday afternoon guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Shoemaker.
Mrs Steensland of Calmar came
Thursday to spend few days with
her daughter Mrs. r. G. Baker
Miss Cleora Lemon was welcome
caller at the M. E. parsonage on Mon
day afternoon.
At Mercy hospital on Saturday
morning Karl Baker underwent an
sils. He is doing fine, we are glad to
say.
G. w. Brinkman was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam at Sunday din
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bakken and
sons autoed over to DEBORAH on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albertson and
Hadwin of Leroy, came Sunday to
visit at the Holver Fjelstul home.
John Sethne of Plankington, S. d.
came Friday to visit his brother Ar
thur Johnson.
Paul Drum and Grace Powers of
Morgan, spent Sunday at Alfred
Drums.
Mrs. Geo. Gunderson and daughter
returned to their home at South
Shore, S. ID. Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Albertson and daughters
returned to their home at Goodwin,
IS. D. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Theodore Hopperstad and
children and Marguerite Brekke were
at Cresco Tuesday, the former hav-
ing dental work done.
lack Gardner and Joe Cobbler OF
Cresco were in town Tuesday.
Stephen Butt returned home from
Mt. Vernon Tuesday, where he has
been attending college. He graduated
in June.
MIS-. DIShhC anu S'i y
turned from Verndale, Mimi, Wed
nesday evening, where they have been
for six weeks visiting formers par
ents.
Mrs. Putnam returned Wednesday
from her visit at Waterloo and Lyle,
Mimi.
Mr.. Mike Brekke returned Tuesday
evening from Minneapolis.
Mrs. X Armstrong and Hattie, Mrs
Chas. Boucher and Geneva, Mrs. Put
nam, Grant AID Ruth, and Esther
Jensen, were Cresco callers Thursday
Mr.. George Lomen and Vivian re-
turned home from Fosston, MINI.
wednesday evening.
Mrs. o. r. Ringoen, Elmer; Allce
Bakken and Juliet Thompson autoeo
to Protivin Thursday.
Chris Trytten and helpers were
at Cresco Thursday and commenced
work on Mike Kratz's new home.
S. Gunderson Of DEBORAH was II
town Monday.
Arlie Griswold Of Hesper was seen
on our streets Friday
Alfred Magnus and family tooR
dinner Sunday with Mrs. e. A. Bak-
ken and family.
A. TIono CuIhra pcnn and 1auOh-