Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-01
RIDGEWAY.

RTDGEWAY.
NE@fa-es Peter Anderson and
Henry Anderson returned home Sat
lriay from Leroy. wheTe they visit
Cd their sister, Mrs. H. AIberrSon.
J. Th0rs0u OF Calmar was q buSi.
ness visitor Tuesday in Ridgeway.
Roy Koch returned home Tuesday
from WATERFOWL, Wis, where he
spent a month with friends and rel
atives.
5. Broghammer was a passenger
for CrescO Tuesday.
The Misses Mae Gallager, Lillian
,Kuntz, Alma Slime, Esther Brekke,
Pearl FoSse and Josephine Hopper
stad went TO DEBORAH Saturday to
attend the Study Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falk visited
friends a. Cresco Thursday.
H. 5. Luhman of Postville came
Thursday and was a guest at the
home Of his son H. c. Luhman.
A. Drum and W. Foels were bust
ness passengers for CreSco Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ringoen were
guests Sunday at Calmar at the
home of Mrs. Ringoen's mother,
Mrs. H. Miller
Misses Ruth and Ethel Hattlestad
/ returned Friday to their home at
Cresco after a visit here at the
f. Magnus home.
4 Mrs. Ed Espeseth returned home
Thursday from a visit at DEBORAH
with her sister in law, Mrs. o. H.
Gullickson.
( Henry Fjelstul and liver Anderson
went to Mason City Thursday on
business. From there they go to
Blooming Prairie TO visit the form
/ ers sister, Mrs. Carl Bolmgreen.
Miss Charlotte and Emily Larsen
went TO Cresco Friday TO have dem
tai work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Lewis of
Harlowton, Montana arrived in
Ridgeway Saturday 70 spend an in
defnate time with the formers sister
and brother in law, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Milberth.
Theo. Anderson and daughter Mar
jorie returned Sunday from DEBORAH
where they visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. o. Libbey went
70 Cresco Sunday TO attend the fun
eral Of Vertus Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Milberth, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Anderson and Miss
Marie Milberth Of Cresco visited
Friday at the A. Milberth home.
Last Saturday evening a large
number Of friends invaded the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole AIbertson, TAX
ing with them we'll filled baskets
which contributed toward the lunch
con which was served during the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. AIbertson
expect 20 leave soon for Maddox,
y. Oak, where they will make their
future home. A very pleasant even
ing was spent. A purse Of money
was presented Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
son az a remembrance Of the oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mr.. H. Gunhus spent
Sunday at Cresco with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ben
son.
Everette Van Horn and August
Teky Of DEBORAH transacted bust
ness in Ridgeway Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve
d lunch At the United Lutheran
church Thursday, February 10th.
HOz.es-es Mesdames Sandre ThOmp-
sou, Axil Def and b. GuttOrmsOn.
Ms Gladys Boucher returned Sun
day from DEBORAH where she visited
friends.
F. J. Helwig Of DEBORAH was a
business visitor here Saturday be-
tween trains.
Mr.. Jro. Kirschman departed Fri
day for Waterloo 70 visit her sister
Mr.. G. W. BrinImau.
M and Mrs. Walter Hoyt went
20 Crcsco 10 Sunday 70 attend the
funeral Of Vcrtus Martin.
Mr.. Albert Aegerter and Mrs. J.
Griffith were passengers Friday for
Calmar
&. Mocn Of DEBORAH transacted
business boz our town Friday.
Mr. and Mr.. VIII Schueberger
wen, 20 Calmar Sunday 10 spend
the day with the formers parents,
Mr. and Mr.. John Schneberger.
Mr.. and Mr.. 4. Acgerter departed
..a.rfHaE Tor rockwell tlLy Wnere
they VIII witt Mr.. Acgcrters brother
and sister .u law Mr., and Mrs. Jno.
Aeperlcr
Henry Owen was "A passenger Fri
day for Crcaco.
Mis- DorIs Hogan returned from
DnnDfa. Sunday where she spent the
week end with home folks
Wednesday evening, Jan. 25th
about twenty five friends and rela-
tivca successfully carried out a sur