Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-10
RIDGEWAY.
April s, 1913.

April 8, 1918
NJ E. church services Sunday
April IA. Ridgeway, 1890 a. m
Sermon by Rev. e. E. Prescott OF
Delhi, Iowa.
Sunday school at 1880 a. m.
Epworth League 1915 p. m, lead
er, Dorothy Schuetz; subject, Fac
fions in League Life" Sermon by
Rev. Prescott at p. M.
Morgan, Sunday school at 1:3C
%. M, sermon by Rev. Prescott al
$3.50 p. m.
The Bible Glass meets this Wed
nesday evening at the parsonage and
next week Wednesday evening they
are planning for a social evening al
the home of Mrs. Charles Boucher.
]. H. Bakken left Tuesday NOR
ming for a short stay at Mlnneapo-
lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wemark have
moved on their farm 2R miles
south of Ridgeway
Adella Fosse arrived home Mon
=. day for a couple of weeks vacation.
She has been teaching in one Of the
puUlic schools near DEBORAH.
Rev. Shoemaker took Sunday din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Farms
worth.
Mrs. Beasley of Waterloo came
Friday to visit at the home OF her
brother, Ira Richardson and wife.
Mrs. Dora Sturgis, of Oelwein as
visiting her friend, Mrs. Walter
Paley at the Star hotel
Mrs. Sears of Cresco has been
spending a few days with the K. A.
Griswold family.
The Loyalty meeting in the opera
house on Friday evening was most
enthusiastic one. Attorney Nelson
gave, a very fine address and this
was followed by one of Hon. w. "a.
Klemme's very finest efforts, which
brought forth rounds Of applause.
Elmer Ringoen acted as chairman
and made some very telling remarks:
All in all, it was fine meeting ana
we hope for more of such.
Will ',k.ratZ of Cresco spent from
Thursday until Saturday in Ridge
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Brekke spent
from Friday until Sunday with their
son EllerI Brekke. =,
Az G. BAKER, Chris Trytten and
itors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wetherford Of Cres-
90 were business callers in Ridge
way Friday.
Mr. Swensan of DEBORAH was a
business caller here on MONDAY al
fernoon.
Will Drew ct Cresco was Ridge.
way business caller Thursday OF
last week
Raw Armstrong has moved into
the house formerly occupied by H.
A. Griswold and has purchased the
same.
Charles Boucher and Walter Paley
went to Minneapolis Monday noon
Mrs. O. R. Ringoen returned tro"
Minneapolis Saturday night
Theodore Hopperstad, Ole Rue
and Theo. Gullicksor families spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Brekke the occasion being Mrs.
Brekke's birthday anniversary.
The Ridgeway high school boys
played a game of base ball with w
Atkinson BOYS on Friday afternoon
score 81 to in favor uf RIDGE
way.
Mrs. ]. H. Bakken and Mrs. H.
Fjelstul left Wednesday morning for
Minneapolis to visit their mother
who is a patient in Fairview hospl-
tai They returned Thursday might
leaving their mother recovering nice
The Red Cross shipment this week
consisted of 81 sweaters, IA pairs
socks, pairs wristiets, IL dozen
comfort pillows.
Beulah Libbey is qsite sick this
week with mumps and chicken poH'
Mrs. Gordanier is enjoying Wis"
from her sister. Mrs. Vim. Harris
of Postville who arrived Monday
noon,
Mrs. Alvin Fosse and Madeline, OF
LaPorte City, visited relatives In
RidgeWay last week returning home
Saturday
Mrs. Hagen and Edith of DEBORAH
are spending few days in Ridge
way.
Rev. Shoemaker goes to Bonair
next Sunday.
Obituary.
Marian Marcia Teetshorn born
Sept. 2, 1917, died March 81, l9lo'
On Sunday afternoon, March 81,
after a brief illness from pleura-
pneumonia Marion Marcia Teetshorh
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eden
Teetshorn of Orleans township clos
ed her baby eyes in last long
sleep. The six months and twenty
nine days of her brief life since
Sept 2, 1917 had frightened the
home and brought happiness to the
fond parents, two brothers and one
sister, all of whose hearts are lonely
since this little angel presence is no
longer with them in visible form,
but her influence still abides and
their lives are richer because of the
memory of this brief but eautiful
life