Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-02
RIDGEWAY.

Anna Halvorson left Friday for |
RenaVa, Mont. to spend the summer |
with her brother Ronald. She was |
accompanied as far as Cresco by |
her sister Minnie.
Earl Kirschman left last week |
for DEBORAH where he will attend |
Valdez college.
Mrs. NJ c. Putnam was a passen- |
ger for Lyle, Mimi. Tuesday ia at |
tend the funeral of a friend, Mrs. |
Vaughn. She returned home Wednes- |
day.
Cyrus Barfoot of DEBORAH was in |
town Thursday to visit old friends. |
Mrs. John H. Bakken entertained |
the. Ladies Aid Society Of the Lin
coin church last Wednesday after
noon at her home.
Stella Scarvie came Friday from
DEBORAH for a few days visit with
Miss Grace Gullickson and other
friends.
Letta Fjelstul returned Wednes-
day from Blooming Prairie where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Carl Blomgren for the past month.
Mrs. Demo Kratz and Miss Anna
Hopperstad were Cresco callers Fri
day.
C. F. Trytten returned home Tues
day morning from Prairie du Chen
where he accompanied Mrs. John
Aversion.
Clifford NARROW left Tuesday for
his home near DEBORAH having spent
a few days at the John Boucher
home.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Albright left
Wednesday for their home at Rapid
City after visiting their daughter,
Mrs: Fred Kafer.
Mrs. R. G.. Baker, George and Karl
and Ada Griffith were Cresco callers
Thursday. The former attending the
Sunday School Convention.
Mrs. ]. Barthelme and children
came one day last week for a visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Hauber.
Ross w. Kirschman who has been
in training at Pensacola. Florida for
the past year, received his discharge
and arrived home Tuesday morning.
Buella Hopperstad who has been
taking treatments at Iowa City re-
turned home one day last week.
Fred Kafer returned Tuesday
morning from Littleport where he
ATTENDED the funeral of a brother.
Josephine Hopperstad a student
of Cresco high school came Freddy
for an over Sunday visit with home
folks.
. Mrs. Seymour Fosse and Louise
came Thursday from Lanesboro for
a visit at the L. T. Fosse home.
L. Adams of Cleveland, Ohio is
making brief stay at the J. o.
Fjelstul home.
Soren Drum left Tuesday morn
ing for Canada having spent the past
al n,,I
friends.
Henry Anderson arrived home on
Wednesday from Camy Dodge hay
ing received his discharge. He has
been in France several months.
Gena Turner left Tuesday for De-
corah where she will be employed
at the McMasters home.
The lecture delivered by Willard
f. Weber Of Cresco at the NJ. E.
church Monday evening was very
largely attended and Mr.. Weber
proved himself an able spokesman as
Well as an efficient soldier.
Mrs. S. l.. Fosse and Loise con-
Guided a couple of days visit here
with l.. T. Fosse and family and re-
turned to their home at Lanesboro
Saturday. !
Buford Busy came Saturday
from Lawaer fdr an over Sunday
visit at the j. c. Farghum home an
with other friends.
Among the many Cresco callers
SATURDAY. We're: Mrs. A. Johnson and
Anita, Dorothy and Adele Hickey
Della Fosse; Selma Sjobaen; Doro
thy Schuetz; Mrs. Chas. Boucher anC
Geneva; Tarkel Flatland and Ear
Libbey.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Guttormsor
came aturday from Harmony for {
visit at the formers parents L.. Gut
tormsOn and wife. They returned
home Monday.
Casper Degro was passenger To-
Independence Monday afternoon.
Henry Vatthauer came Saturda,
from Lanesboro to visit home folks
Mrs. ]. Barthelme and children
who have been visiting at the j. J
Hauber home left Monday for Cresc
They were accompanied by Miss Car
RE Hauber.
D. c. Jordahl was a passenger TO
DEBORAH Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Gullicksol
left Friday for Prairie du CHEZ
where the latter will take treatment
at the sanitorinm.
Netty Gunderson and II. c. Luh
night to visit the formers parents
Eta Belts came Saturday fror
Cresco for few days visit with Mis-
Leda Jacobson.
Miss Noami Musmaker Of Elkade
came Saturday to spend a week wit
her sister Miss Angelina Musmakel
Ed Christensen came Saturda
afternoon from Maddox, N. ID. t
spend few months at the H. Melaa
home.
Cards have been received her
stating that Steve Butt who has bee
in France for several months has al
rived in the states. He is no
stationed at Charlestown, S. C.
Mr.. Thorson and daughter of d.
cOrah spent Saturday and Sunday 8
the p. L. Gordanier home.
Earl Kirschman a student at Va
ders college, DEBORAH spent Sunda
with home folks.
Mrs AIbert Anderson came SatuI