Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-09
RIDGEWAY.

Bert Daniels left for Minneapol
where he will visit his daughter Nh
Jno. Griebel and family.
c.. w. Hoffman has been on n
sick list several days of late. He n
cuperated sufficiently to depart fc
Prairie du Chem Tuesday where
expects to take treatments. MT
Gaylord, his sister-in-law accom-
named him part way on his journey
Mrs. ]. Aga and lngrid SJeit
were Cresco visitors Monday.
lev Bothner of Outlook, Canad'
and Mrs. A. Bergan returned iron
Minneapolis Wednesday where tne!
visited at the o. c. Hagen home.
Y. c. Putnam and A. Drum at
tended the Masonic lodge meeting
AT Cresco Tuesday.
Roy Sanderson spent Monday eve
at Cresco. ,,.
Jno. Donavan departed for Mime.
anoyis Monday where he was joined
-bT friends enroute for Montana.
Jacob Butt was Cresco visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jno. Greenslade and child
rem OF Bluffton came Saturday for a
visit at the o. Sjobakken home.
H. C. Luhman and Elmer Ring
con were business visitors at Cresco
Tuesday.
K. X. Stensland Of Calmar was a
= ,r-iest Tuesday at the R. G. Baker
Home.
Hiss Maize Milbreth returned to
her home nj Cresco after spending
the week al the A. Milbreth home.
Mrs H. Gunhus spent Saturday
with friends at Cresco.
Mr. and Mrs. " Gustafson of
Running Water, S. D. arrived Tues
day for a few weeks visit with the
EATERS parents Dir. and Mrs. S.
kuntZ.
Alex Hattlestad was a passenger
20 CreSeo Friday.
The Misses Leona and Lizzie Koch
were Protivin shoppers Thursday.
P. Roman Of DEBORAH transacted
business here Tuesday.
Clarence Hopperstad, Arnold Iver-
son and Julian Ellingson attended
the basket ball game at DEBORAH on
Friday evening.
Horace Gordanier of Postville ar
rived Thursday TO visit at the P. L.
Gordanier home
Mrs. Jno Barthelme and children
OF Cresco were guests at the j.
Hauber home the latter part of the
week.
Miss Vira Kuntz attended the fun
eral Of Arthur Glass at Cresco on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Fruchte and Mrs.
s. Fosse Of Lanesboro arrived on
Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Nayme Hickey.
A.sF. Biel Of 81. James, Mimi, ar
rived Tuesday To visit his father who
is seriously i'll.
Mrs. S. Gunderson returned from
LAWYER Tuesday where she visited
for several days at the c. Natviq
Nhome.
e..iss Anna Bakken came from De-
corah Saturday for a few days visit
with her mother Mrs. G. H. Bakken
Mrs. E. c. Hickey and daughter
Adele were Cresco visitors Friday
Rudd Hill of Forest City spen,
Sunday at the E. C. Hickey home
h. Evansoa of Adams, MINI, ar,
rived Friday for a short visit with
the Nels Thompson family.
Mrs. Olaf Fretheim left for Decor.
all Tuesday for few days visit al
Z, Hanson's.
The L. A. S. of the NJ. E. church
will celebrate the sixteenth ami
versary, Feb. 16. A program under
the instructions of Mrs. f. Robins
will be given after which lunch vii
! a.be served.
y Miss Ne:yme Hickey passed away
Thursday, Feb. 3, 1921, at 4:45 o.
clock at her home in Ridgeway. She
has been confined to her bed since
-pecember and patient sufferer
Mayne Hickey was born Dec. 7, 1901
and was the daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Z. C. Hickey. She is survived
by her mother and two sisters, Mrs
Ernest Fruechte of Lanesboro ant
Adele Of Ridgeway. The deceased
Was q member of the Lutheran
church being confirmed in May 1916
Death of this young girl brings sor
row to her many friends as she wa
loved by all who knew her. Sympath
Of the Ridgeway community is eX
tended to the bereaved in their loss
Funeral services were held Sunda
afternoon at 300 o'clock at III
Lutheran church. Rev. Eithim of Dc
corah officiating. Burial was made j
the Ridgeway cemetery.
Miss Emma Balk and Alfred Alder
son were united in marriage at mir
o'clock Wednesday at st. Joseph
church at Cresco. They marched {
the strains of Mendolshons weddin
march, played by one of the sister
and were attended by Miss Id
Schoebrt as brides maid and Andre
BaIk as best man. Father Wagn,