Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-01-01
RIDGEWAY.

Gena Turner was a shopper at
Cresco Saturday afternoon.
Earnest Freuchte came Monday
from Lanesboro to spend Christmas
at the e. C. Hickey home. On Thurs
day he left for New Albin for a Wis
it with home folks.
Chas. Armstrong came Friday
night from Sorles, N. ID. to attend
the funeral of his father, p. Arm
strong.
The N. G. Putnam family were de-
lightfuily entertained at dinner Sun
day at the home Of Rev. S. L. Bear.
Anna Halvorson arrived home
Tuesday evening from Renava, Mont.
She will spend the winter here.
Lieut.. c. G.. Carrothers left Sat.
morning for Northwood where he
has accepted a position as Prof. in
the high school for the remaining
part Of the school term. Mrs. Caro-
theirs and baby will leave in few
days.
Otto A. Arneson was a passenger
for DEBORAH Tuesday to spend Christ
mas at home.
Louis Bother came Monday night
from Canada for visit at the c.. M.
manson home and with his son Chas.
Lillian Jacobson came Tuesday
evening from Parma, Idaho where
she has been for the past few years
to spend the winter at home.
Mrs. j. B. Barthelme and family
came Monday from Cresco to spend
the holidays with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Hauber.
The young people of the Lincoln
church held Novelty social in the
church basement Saturday evening.
Misses Anna Evans and Selma
Sjobaen returned Saturday from De.
corah where they spent the holidays
with home folks.
c. j. Weiser of DEBORAH and Mr..
Ode of Calmar were business callers
in town Friday afternoon.
Alma Sine, Jessie Harvey. An
ma Bakken and Spencer Anderson,
students Of Luther Academy, Albert
Lea, came home Tuesday evening to
spend Christmas.
Eugene and Freeman Armstrong
who are employed at Lanesboro,
Mimi. came Wednesday afternoon,
called here by the death of the for
mer's father, p. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wentworth and
Eva Wentworth of Cresco and Ar
thur Johnson and family were Christ
mas dinner guests of the R.. c. Mob
lett family.
Vile Saturday to spend the day with
Hubert C. Luhman.
John Moe came Christmas eve
from Fairbault, Mimi. to spend few
days at home. He returned Friday
noon.
Berdie Ellingson came Tuesday
night from Albert Lea to spend
Christmas at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wentworth and
Eva returned to their home at Cresco
Friday.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Guttormonson Jr.
Saturday Dec. %. Congratulations.
Nettie Koch was Cresco caller
Friday between trains.
The Christmas program given at
the Nj. e. church Tuesday evening by
the Sunday School members was we'll
and a fine program was rem
dered. Following is the program:
Song, Seven Girls; Rec, Geneva Beu-
cher; Rec, Marguerite Magnus;
Vocal Solo, Marjery Hopperstad;
Rec, George Baker; Rec. lilo Bear;
Rec, Helen Magnus; Song, Choir;
Rec, Grant Putnam; Rec, Allie
Mae Degro; Rec, Nelly Butt; Rec,
Willie Armstrong; Our Dollies, -Four
little girls; Rec, Dorothy Bear;
Rec, Adrian Fosse; Rec, Junell
Olson and Aarna Fosse, Star Drill,
seven girls; Rec, Karl Baker; Song,
Our Stockings, beginners class; Solo,
Santa Claus; Welcome to Santa Claus
seven girls; Solo, Aida Moe; Rec,
Marvin Fosse, Song, Primary class;
Song, Choir; Rec, Ella Butz; GOOD
Night, seven girls.
The little folks of the Lincoln
church held a fine program at the
church Thursday evening.
Mrs. liars Guttormson returned
home last week from Harmony where
she spent the past few weeks with her
son Albert and family.
Albert Lovesteun of Northneld
came Saturday for few days visit
with friends.
Chas. Boucher and family were
dinner guests OF the N. c. Putnam
Monday evening.
Preaching services at the M: +;
church. Sunday Jan. 5, will be held
at 1880 D. m. Sunday School at IL
80. Epworth League at 6:45 with
Mr.. o. Arneson as leader. Prayer
and evening services at 7:3O.p. m.
Miss Grace Gullickson has accept
ed a position as bookkeeper and
in the First State BANK
and began her new work on Monday
Miss Angelina Musmaker return
ed Sunday evening from Greenheiu'
Iowa where she spent Christmas.
Nick Schuetz, S. G. programmes,
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