Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-02
COUNTY NEWS
R1DuEwAY.

H.. RIDGEWAY.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ElIingson were at
Cresco Saturday.
Mr.. Herman Hagen and three chill
dren of Lake Mills. Iowa, were callers
Saturday at the A. P. Anderson, Chris
Trytten and Henry Holverson families.
Eleanor Parker and Kitty Ottley re-
turned to Fayette after spending sew
eral days with the formers grandpsr'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Klemme.
Theodore Hopperstad and family
were at Cresco Thursday to see Mrs.
Ole Rue at the hospital.
Albert Thume and Mr.. Abby of De.
.coralfcalled on friends here Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Anita re-
turned Wednesday from Elkader and
Littleport, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Baker and Rollin
. Baker and family spent Sunday at
Walter Hoyt's.
Lewie Larson and family returned to
q Lima, Ohio, Wednesday evening.
John Kirschman left Thursday for
Garner, Iowa, to attend camp meeting,
returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Davis returned. to
their home at Aberdeen, S. D. Wed
nesday morning and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gulseth Of Hendricks. MIMI. and:Mr.
and Mrs. Davidson of RiceviIle We'd
nesday noon.
J Irwin Patterson of Charles City came
Saturday to visit 1t the Lars Guttorm-
son home.
Leda jacobson spent from Tuesday
until Thursday at Lime Springs visit
ing her friend, Gladys Daley.
Mrs. Lee and Alfred returned to St
Paul Thursday noon and Edna, Dora
and Ethel Lee on Friday noon after at.
tending the Lee-Fjelstul wedding.
Esther jacobson left Saturday morn
ing for Alexandria. Mimi, to visit her
sister. Mrs. Henry Fjelstul and family
and brother Raymond jacobson and
family.
The boy Scouts went to Calmarl. Sat-
uaday afternoon and played with the
Scouts there-6-1 in favor of Ridge
way.
Mrs. Ole Anderson and Lorna Fosse
were at Cresco Wednesday and visited
at the Andrew Moen home.
Mrs. G. R. Baker returned from
Cresco Saturday.
Fred Vattbaure and family were en-.
tertained at Walter Kuntz's Sunday.
Rob Blackman of Cresco came down
Tuesday between trains to call on his
old acquaintance. John Gulseth, at the
Larson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Werhsn were at
McIntire Saturday to visit Ed Wer-
han home. 81.
Rev. Edward Robbins went to Fay
cite Monday to attend . pastors con-
ference. returning Friday.
On Wednesday afternoon at 200
O'Clock, at the Lincoln church occurred
the marriage of Miss Letta Fjelstul
and Rev. Clarence Il. Leo Of St. Paul,
Lohengrin's wedding march was played
by Edna Lee. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. D. C. Jordahl. The
bride wore . gown Of white satin and
carried shower bouquet The brides
maids were Nettie FjshtuI. sister of
the bride, and Dora and Ethel Lee,
sisters of the groom. Best men were
Edward Fjelstul, brother of the bride,
Alfred Lee, brother of the groom. and
Raymond Fjelstul, cousin of the bride.
Little Lorraine Anderson acted az
flower girl and wore . white organdie
dress and carried white daisies. After
the ceremony the guests departed to
the John Fjelstul home where . five
o'clock wedding supper was served.
The bride 10 one of Ridgeway's we'll
known young women and 10 held in
sincere esteem because of many excel
lent qualities. The groom was . student
of Luther college. graduating in 1917,
and since then has been . student Of
Luther Theological seminary in St.
Paul, where be completed bis course
few weeks ago and will be ordained on
Sunday, July 4th. He has been called
to Redfield, S. D., where he and Mrs.
Lee expect to 60 the latter part of
July. The bridal couple left Thursday
morning for St. Paul to visit relatives
for couple of weeks. Among those
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hopperstsd and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Knutson of Northwood, Iowa, Mrs. J.
Void, Enderlin, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee. Dora, Ethel, Edna, and Alfred of
st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Steen johnson
and Norma, Mrs. Nelson, Prof. Preus,
d., Torr;soD Arfhur Loo an0 Stella |