Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-14
RIDGEWAY.

N. c. Luhman was business
passenger Monday for Cresco.
Mrs. Clara Hovey returned Thurs
day 20 her home at Decorah after
a weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
Chas. Falk and mother, Mrs. G. NJ.
Hanson.
Mr.. and Ms. G. Lefeink were
called TO Dubuque by the serious
illness of Mrs. Lefefink's son--in-law
Lew Winter.
Mrs. Virginia Cavold of Candy
and Miss Anna Refsdahl of Decorah
were guests at the home Of Mrs. G.
T. Trytten Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doerr, who
have been visiting here among
friends and relatives the past week
returned Tuesday TO their home at
Burr Oak.
Mrs. K. G. Baker went to Calmar
Friday 10 visit friends. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Hopperstad
are the proud parents of baby boy
born 10 them Tuesday February
9Th. Congratulations. \,
Miss Sarah Sanderson returned /,
home Saturday from Albert Lea, for
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Sanderson.
Ole Rue was a business passenger l
Monday for Cresco. 4
Phillip Falk concluded his visit 1
here at the home of his Son Chas. I
Faik and returned Thursday to his
home at Button.
Misses Ruth Bockoven and Mar
ion Barth Of Cresco visited here
Friday with DIR. and Mrs. Bockoven.
Mrs. j. Hattvedt returned Thurs
day from Decorah where she spent
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
c. Espeseth who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Aegerter were
given farewell surprise by the Ep-
worth League at the j. w. GriffEh
home last Monday evening. Games
and music were the chief diversion
of the evening followed by refresh
ments. Mr. and Mrs. Aegerter ex-
pect 10 leave soon for GrantSbure,
Wis. where Mr.. Aegerter has ac-
cepted a position. A most delight
| fui evening was pasted and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Aegerter were presented with
a purse Of money in remembrance OF
| the occasion.
William Seelye was business vis-
| itOr I'm Cresco Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Albertson are
T treioicng over the arrival OF daugh-
ter born TO them January 3lst.
Mrs. n. Gunval returned home
Monday from. Albert Lea, where she
spent several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. |. Myitleland, Ruth ana
Vivian Hamre, who accompanied
their grandmother, remained to at
tend school
Mrs. p. w. Griffith was passen-
ger for Cresco. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seelye, Mrs. f.:
Magnus and daughter Mable autoed
10 Cresco Saturday to spend the Gly'
A school program will be given
nv the pupils Of the seventh and
eighth grades FEBRUARY Goth in the
Community Hal n.
Welcome song, all; Recitation
bert Reed by Merl Hopperstad; he-
cita+ion-Cleaning the Furnace by
Grant Aga; Song-lll never play
With You again" Bessie Gullickson,
Grant Putnam; Recitation
| small boy tlouDleS Wy ~, - d
Rue; Recitation Speaking piece
, by Julian Ellingson; Play--"A LIt'le
pink Lady" Norma Foels, Mayme
: Joyork, Beulah Libbey, Eva Farg'
hum. Freda Kecker and Bessie Gul'
Hckson. Recitation-"A trami
with a tramp-Harvey Biel; ReadmF
--"When Luoindy goes to Town =
Geneva Boucher; Violin Duet--Mal =
olm Rue and Merle Hoppers'ad.
: Pantomine TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp
Merle Butt, Julian Hove MAJ MAJ
Baker, Malholm Rue, Jul,an n,''ns ,,.,
son. Harvey Klel, Grant Putnam ah,
!, Me,le Hopperstad; Lullaby -Bsulal
! Iibbey, Reading my Idea Of lh'
/. Wevies" Grant Putnami Song Ia'll'
me Telephone Bind Merle Hopper
.,aI Kan Baker, Flag MedolS
G%I,. Song of Iowa all-Aeeom
nanie.t, Mis- Olive Gulllokson'