Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17
RIDGEWAY,

July Is, 1918.
G. w. Brinkman and family lett
Wednesday morning via auto for
few days visit with d.. Brinkman
and family at Waterloo. The Dr.
leaving on Saturday for Camp. Mrs.
Brinkman underwent an operation
and at the present writing is getting
along nicely at the hospital
w. S. Sylvester of Lanesboro was
business caller here on Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Klemme returned
Tuesday from Fayette having spent
the past few days with her daughter,
Ms. James D.Parker.
Mrs. Jack Mccormick of Mason
City who has been visiting at thee.
Owens home left Wednesday for
visit with relatives in Cresco.
| The Standard Bearers of the Ger
man Nj. E. church will meet at the
Henry Alberts home Thursday, July
| 18th.
Them Halverson is spending a
couple of weeks in town with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Hal
lvorson.
Mrs. j. A. Bernacds returned on
Monday from a visit at Rapid City
and Blooming Prairie where she Wis
! tied Mrs. Ca.l Blomgren.
Lillian Clark Slaganuiet returned
to her home at Nashua after spending
week with the NJ Schuetz family.
Geo. Westby who is in training at
Camp Dodge came Thursday to spend
a few days with Mrs. Westby and
visit at the G. A. Bakken home.
Gladys Hoffman underwent an
operation at st. Joseph hospital at
Cresco on Friday for the removal of
her tonsils.
Mrs. Gunder Olson of N. d. who
has been visiting here went to Spring
Valley Monday for short visit with
relatives and friends.
p. L. Gardanier and wife left on
Saturday morning for an ovec Sun
day visit with Mr.. Gardanier's son
Horace who is in training at Camp
Dodge They returned Monday.
Mrs. August Ohmattch and daugh-
ter, Vinita came Saturday from Cres-
co for an over Sunday visit at the
Chas. Boucher and Jacob Butz
homes
Among those from Ridgeway who
were present at the G. f. M. S. held
at the Robt. Blackburn home on
Thursday last were: Mrs. j. w. Girl |
fifth and Ada, w. e. Paley and wife
Mrs. w. G. Paley, Mrs l.. F. Fosse, !
Mrs. H. Butt, Nj. o. Libbey and wife,
Mrs. N Schuetz and Dorothy and
Mrs. Lillian Slagenweit.
Mrs. A. j. ,Stillman concluded an
extended visit at the Severn Olson
home and left on Friday, noon for a |
short visit in Minneapolis before |
leaving for her home at Sandusky |
Ohio.
Hiram Jacobson and Henry Arm
strong spent from Thursday until |
Sunday of last week in Minneapolis !
The Morgan and Kehdaliville
young people will give play in
Hopperstad & Brekke's hail Thurs
day evening, July 8 at SAB. The
proceeds Will be given TO the Red
Csoss. Everyone come.
Eva Wentworth left Tuesday for |
Cresco. From there accompanied by
Miss Thelma Ashley she went TO
Quasqueton. Ia, for a visit with the |
latters siste., Mrs. Rev. Rutherford. |
Mrs. Chas. Boucher and Geneva
underwent operations at ST. Joseph /
hospital al Creseo on Thursday and /
Friday for the removal Of their tom
sils. At present writing they are
both getting along nicely.
Mrs, Alfred Drum returned home
Tuesday night from Fergeson where ,
she has spent the past three weeks /
visiting her son Paul and wife.
Clarence Liekvold came Saturday /
from gWateryille for an over Sunday
visit at the Rev, ID. G. Jordahl home.
Nils Jordahl who has been working /
at Waite vile returned home with !
him. +
Mrs. ~ S. Schultz and Dorothy, !
Mrs. Chas. Boucher and Geneva and
Mrs. Lillian Slagenweit autoed to
C.esco Wednesday afternoon to do
shopping.
Milly Drum left Wednesday for a
visit with friends at Hesper,, Iowa.
Paul and Mrs. E. Vatthauer and !
Emma Reinhart autoed to Camp
Dodge on Saturday last to visit Ar
thur G. Vatthauer who is in training
there's
Little Margaret Fosse of Lanes !,
boro is spending couple of weeks
with hee grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
LIT Fosse.
Will C. Johnson, a former Ridge
way resident came down from Blue +
Earth, Mimi. last Tuesday for q
short visit with old acquaintance
He eturned to Spring Valley Wed.
Word was received here yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs, j. w, Paley an
the safe arrival of their Z
son Fred overseas.
Miss Della Fasse's Sunday school
class no. enjoyed fine picnic
breakfast in Qualley's grove Wed.