Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-16
COUNTY NEWS.
,RIDGEWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Baker left Wednes
day morning for New York City to visit
their son John and family. They expect
to be gone about six weeks.
Jake Butt was at Cresco, Saturday,
between trains.
Oscar Norgaard, of DEBORAH, is work
ing at the bank during the absence OF
Hubert Luhmen.
Mrs. Anna Hagen and Edith, OF
DEBORAH, came Wednesday for visit al
the Nels Owen home.
Mrs. Clarence Natvig and children, Of
: Lawler, came Tuesday to visit at S.
Gunderson'
George Lomen went to Milwaukee,
Wednesday evening, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, of Joyce. Iowa,
came Thursday for visit at the John
Bakken and Henry Fjelstul homes.
Stephen Butz and Oscar Wick left
Wednesday for GAINESVILLE, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. MikkeIson and brother
, Omar. and Arnold, and sister Florence
spent Saturday and Sunday at Oscar
Wemark's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Rue returned to
Audubon, Minn., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fjelstul went to
St. Paul, Saturday, and returned on
Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Nstvig WAS q Cresco
caller. Friday.
Elmer and Marion Ringoen we're at
DEBORAH, Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Brekke entertained
at their home, Sunday: Ole GulIickson,
Theodore Hopperstad, Anton Brekke,
Nj. E. Brekke, Ole Rue, Theodore Gull
dickson, Ebert Brekke and their fam.
lilies.
Tue Boy Scouts, of Calmar, played
base ball with the Boy Scouts here, Sat-
urdsy. The scores were 7-.l3 in favor
Of Calmar.
Clarence hamre and family were At
DEBORAH, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Freuchte, Of
Lanesboro, MINI, came Sunday for
visit at Mrs. E. c. Hickey's.
Mrs. Gunder Olson, Julia Gullickson
and Mrs. Theodore Gullickson left Mon
day morning for Spirit Lake and Dell
Rapids, S. D.
Mrs. Claus Espeseth, of DEBORAH,
came Tuesday for visit at liver Ander.
sons.
Kenneth Lyders, of Ellsworth, Iowa,
and Lester Riester, Of Radcliff, Iowa,
returned home after spending . week
here as guests Of Lillian Kuntz.
Mrs. o. r. Ringoen and Marion. who
have spent several weeks at Rochester,
Ainn., where the former was receiving !
medical treatment, returned home on
Wednesday, considerably improved in
health.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Lee came
Wednesday from St. Paul.
Josephine Hopperstad 10 at the O. r.
kingoen home where she will remain
for some time.
Nettie Brenno Was At Cresco. Friday.
Gladys Norby, of Seattle, Washing
ton, arrived Friday morning to visit her
uncle, J. J. jacobson. Miss Norby has
been visiting friends in the East for
several weeks and came here from
Chicago. She attended Sorority Con-
vention 1t Knoxville, Tennessee, with .
party Of friends and enroute here Wis.
tied 1T Washington. d. c., and York,
Pennsylvania.
Spencer and Alice Bakken returned
from Forest City, Wednesday evening.
The young people of the N. E. church
met together on Wednesday evening to
organize Y. P. C. A. They gave q
sociable on hospodarsky's lawn, Satur-
day evening. The weekly devotional
meetings will be held on Sunday even
ings from 100 O'Clock to 500 o'clock
Preaching services begins $500 o clock.
Rev. E. j. Robbins and wife, &C.
companied by the formers father, su
toed to Fsyette Monday.
Hilda Strom returned to Scarville on
Saturday morning after visiting her
friends Lillian kuntz and Leda Jacob
son.
Ruth jacobson went to St. Paul on
Tuesday to stay at the N. Forseth
home.
Mrs. :TomlMoe and Mrs. Rollie Krstz
and baby were 1T Cresco Friday.
Mrs. Sam Reinhart of Aha Vista
came Sunday evening to visit at Jake
BUTTS. She left Monday evening to
visit her son, John Vessel, and family.
Josephine Degro was at Cresco Fri
day.
Eelvin Iverson, of Madison twp.
spent Wednesday at Calmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Vine and Mrs.
Dunnlng, oftDecorah, were callers at
L. T. EOsse's and Mrs. Ole Anceraon'a |