Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-18
RIDGEWAY.

) Mrs. John Kirschman retur,o,
nome nome Friday from Red Lake Falls
Mllh'' Where she spent several week,
with her son Ross and family
Dr. Horton of Calmar was q mo
7. day. se"ay oatur,
Messrs. N. c. Putnam. R. G. Rale,
ana A. Drum attended the Masnnit
Lodge at Cresco Thursday
MISS Adela Fosse departed Friday
Ior Laforte City to visit her brotbar
Alvin and family. o'iiei
Mrs. Will Hauber and daughter
went 10 CIesco Friday to attend the
MedIihg OF her brother Willard Gani
70 Miss Harriet Gossman which fool,
pace Saturday morning at 81
JoSeph's church o.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Tuffley of Cal
mar VINO are representing COVER,
nleht affairs We're business callers i,
1ldgeWaV SATURDAY. ,ha.u,o-a,.- - :
q Hamre, shoes Louis seweI
q 49, .;.........;.;... 8 So Glen
loa~ il.s s... 70 trans.
Mrs. J. Kritzer visited friends at
Cresco Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Luhman, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. A. John
son and daughter Anita, Mrs. o, An
derson, Mrs. o. A. Fosse, Mrs. W.
H. Klemme, Mrs. H. Sollied, Misses
Gladys and Fern Hovey, Fred Paley,
Spencer Bakken and Anton Ask were
among the many who attended '"The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
at Cresco Tuesday evening.
Tho - Of tho -,
will entertain Thursday afternoon,
, Jan. Goth in the Hopperstad & Bak-
Ike hall. All are cordially invited to
attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CAIRNS OF
Charles City arrived here Friday tc
visit their daughter Mrs. Lew Bel
Mrs. CAIRNS departed the same even
= ing for Griswold, Iowa, called by the
death of her sister in law, Mrs. Geo
= Henholz. Mr.. CAIRNS remained 70,
/ longer visit.
Mrs. John Aegerter of Cresco wa
\ guest Saturday at the ]. w. Griffith
home
Y Miss Mile Drum was a passenge
r Friday for Cresco.
o Miss Amanda Hoffland returnet
o home Saturday evening from Soul.
: Falls, where she visited her sister
Mrs. Sampson.
d Hans IversOn passed away Frida
e at the home of his grand daughte
Mrs. Theo. Gunderson after an i'll
v vices were held Monday at the HON
t conducted by Rev. H. NJ. Norman
of Cresco.
r. Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Halvorsor
d daughters Trina and Julia and Al
fred of DEBORAH spent Sunday wit
k Mr.. and Mrs. G. Halverson.
: Lewis Johnson of Los Angelo:
Cal, arrived in Ridgeway Saturda
= to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
r Guttormson.
Anton Ask went to Cresco Nor
d day to seek medical aid.
h The Young Peoples Society of tn
}. Lincoln church met Sunday evenin
5. in the Lincoln church with goo
e, attendance. A short but interestin
,e. programme was given.
Miss Mildred Bowman of Alton
n H., arrived recently and is CUES
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mo,
IS Mrs. X. Fjelstul was bushes
passenger Monday for Calmar.
d Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. TOllifson an
Y Mrs. l.. l.. VanHorn returned o
Thursday to their homes at Decoraf
o after a visit here with the latter
daughter Mrs. G. Halverson.
r Mesdames H. Anderson and II
Hove were passengers Saturday 70
It Cresco.
Ruben Brown and son returne
i Saturday from Austin where the
visited friends and relatives.
n Oscar Moe was a business passen
h ger Saturday for Calmar.
Miss Pansy Weaver concluded he
T visit here with her parents Mr.. an,
Mrs. Sherman Weaver and retufne'
n Saturday to her duties at the Gold
h en- Rule at Minneapolis.
n Mrs. K. X StensIand of Cama
spent Monday here with her daugh
k ter Mrs. r. G.. Baker.
: A. Johnson went to Cresco Thurs
day TO have dental work done
Herman Ellmgson, Edwin and Ola
Trytten, Luther College student