Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-05-21
RIDGEWAY.

Miss Anna Evans spent Friday
and Saturday with home folks in De-
corah.
Mrs. Oscar Aspensen and daugh-
ter came Thursday from Forest City
for a visit at the Josvanger home.
Mrs. Henry Butz and Allen, Miss
Cecil euro and Hattie Morton auto
ed to Cresco Thursday afternoon.
! Rev. G.. M. Shoemaker formerly
of Ridgeway, now Of Lime Springs
was a caller in town last Thursday
afternoon.
l. Steonsland and family came
Tuesday from Calmar for a visit at
the r. G. Baker home. They left
| Wednesday for their home in
Hutchinson, MINI.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson left Wednes-
day for visit with Mrs. John
Wanderly in Elkader From there
accompanied by Mr.. Wanderly she
will go to Littleport to visit at the
Fred Kafer home.
Miss Angie Musmaker was Ores
co shopper Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Aft Alison came Tuesday
night from Cyrus, Mimi. for a visit
with her brothers Ole and Ben Sand
erson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Freuchte re-
turned Sunday night from few days
tour in Minnesota.
Mrs. Theo. Gullickson returned
home Tuesday from DEBORAH where
she visited friends.
Clara Anfihson came Saturday
from DEBORAH for an over Sunday
1 visit at the w. James Paley home.
Mrs. John Boucher entertained
the Libbey Ladies Aid society last
Friday afternoon. A large crowd
from Ridgeway attended.
Stewart e. Clink of Cresco was a
caller in town last Thursday and
Friday.
Nettie Brenno came Monday from
DEBORAH for visit with home folks.
Mrs. H. o. S. Sollied was a passan-
ger for Cresco Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Johnson came one day
last week from Harmony for a visit
at the Lars Guttormson home
Dorothy SchuetZ returned home on
Tuesday from New Hampton where
she visited relatives and friends for
{ a few days.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T, Brekke on May 5. Con.
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Freuchte left
Tuesday for visit with relatives OF
the former at Lansing and Waukon
: They returned Saturday.
G. w. Brinkman and family were
! shoppers in Cresco Saturday after.
!. noon.
T. T. Hattlestad motored to De
: corah Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Oscar AspensOn and baby OF
Forest City and the Josvanger fam
lily autoed to Mabel, Mimi. Sunday
for visit with Their sister, Mrs. Car
Ness and family
i L. r. kirkbride of DEBORAH was il
town taking orders for DR.. Sayman'S
Toilet preparations.
:. Cards We're received here announ
r cling the birth of baby girl to Mr.
and Mrs. John K. Griebel at Decoral
May 10. Mrs. Griebel will be re
membered here as Miss Alice
Daniels.
Mrs. ID. Cobb returned to hel
home at Lyle, Mimi. Tuesday having
spent few days here with hei
daughter Mrs. N. C. Putnam and
family.
Mr.. j. Huntoon returned the first
of the week from Bassett where he
spent few days attending to bust,
: ness affairs.
Ole Sanderson and family and Miss
Matilda Johnson were Cresco cal
lers Wednesday p. m.
Rev. ID. G. Jordahl returned on
Wednesday from business trip to
! st. Paul
Miss. Mayme Hickey was a Cresco
caller Wednesday afternoon.
Elmer Ringeon autoed to Spring
Valley Sunday. He was accompanied
home by Paul r. Price an overseas
man who formerly taught at Ridge
way who spent few days with him.
Misses Netty Gunderson, Bertha
Fjelstul, Grace Gullickson, Berdie
Ellingson, Marie Haga and Anna
Flatland left Thursday for DEBORAH
and from there they leave Friday
for Red Wing, MINI. to attend a
Song Convention of the Norwegian
church. They returned home Monday.
On Wednesday evening at 8 o.
clock at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amel Koch, Rev.
Pless of Cresco united In marriage
Miss Nettie Koch and Mr. Ernest
Peters. Only immediate relatives and
friends of the contracting parties
being present. The groom is a car
penter located in Cresco where they
will make their home. The young
couple left Friday morning for Min
reapolis for few days visit. Best
wishes are extended from their
many friends.
Emil Anderson was quite serious
ly hurt Sunday afternoon when the
Ford car he was driving tipped over.
Mrs. Anna Hagen and Edith came
Saturday from DEBORAH for an over
Sunday visit with Mrs. G. s. Trytten.
Miss Beatha Boucher spent Fri
day and Saturday with Miss Geneva
lBeucher.
Nick Scheutz autoed over Satp-
day night from New Hampton to
spend Sunday with home folks.
Chas. Boucher left Sunday morn
ing on business tour to Mime
apolis.
Word was received here ann"T
ing the birth of baby girl to Mr.