Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-16
of in their management of u campaign
for y bigger and better Judith Gap.
GARNEILL

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one else received II souvenir button
showing the emblematic flower III
cOIors. TO the mothers of the COM
mu:lity for several miles around, Who
were not present, were sent carna-
tions. DR.. Van Orsdel, who gave All
address in connection with the pro-
gram, said it was the most impressive
service he had ever attended at Gar
NELL
Mr.. Sparks presided ut the lecture
Saturday evening. His being All old
soldier, \ veteran of the civil war.
made it quite Appropriate that he
should do 80. Two highly interest
ing relics of the war were placed on
exhibition and were inspected after
the lecture. One WAS u red sash.
blood-stained, taken by Mr.. Sparks
from u dead Confederate captain, and
letter written by Jefferson Davis,
the latter having been captured in the
mail by MIR. Sparks regiment.
DR.. W. w. Van Orsdel conducted
quarterly conference at the church
Saturday at 10 O'Clock \. M. and lee
tnred in the evening to large aud
fence. Brother Van. rs is CUSTOM
ary with him, held the interest Of his
hearers from the start. His portray
al Of the exciting incidents Of the
battle Of Gettysburg was intensely
interesting. All seemed highly pleas
ed with the lecture.
School closed OH Friday last, to the
delight Of the boys and girls. Miss
McHugh, the primary grades teacher,
left Sunday evening for her home in
LewistOwn. She was accompanied
by Misses Doris Lutz and Hazel Hart,
who will visit her for several days.
Principal Miss Peck expects to spend
considerable time on the ranch this
summer with her brother John.
Mrs. f. Nanley left on the morning
train last Saturday for Butte. where
she expects to spend several months.
Mrs. Manley will be missed much bv
her many friends. who enjoy her
constant good humor. The ladies'
aid society. especially, regret to see
her leave, but hope she will have
pleasant summer.
The Jennings ranch northeast OF
town was the meeting place Of the
ladies aid society, Saturday. A num-
Der Of the ladies Of Garneill were
taken out by the chivalrOus Mr.. Peck.
The party were treated to generous
shower bath Oh their way home.
However, nothing discourages the
ladies' aid society.
The latest arrival in town is Il fine
baby girl, who will board Il while at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
1--we. Both mother and child are do
ing well. DR.. Betten attended.
Mrs. Benz. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
vim were entertained at dinner Mon
day evening ut the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Peek.
! Howard Mclaughlin, who was to
have been Oh the program ut the
church Sunday, was taken sick Friday
and was unable to be present.
Mrs. Escobar is down from the
Snowies doing some shopping. She
recently purchased II fine span Of
horses.
Preaching next Sunday morning
and evening by the pastor.
Ed. Coleman drove to IlalOw Tues
day on business.
The Misses Sperry of Straw spent
one day last week us the guests OF
Miss Kate Shell.
Miss Jessie McIIugh left Sunda,
for her home in I.ewistown to spent
her vacation.
Miss Margaret Neill spent two day
with Gladys Jennings in the cool
wagon up on the Agnew ranch.
Mrs. Manley left Saturday to spen,
the summer with her husband II
Butte.
Theodore Nicholas from Flat vii
low was greeting old friends in Gar
nell SATURDAYS and Sunday.
School closed Friday for the sum
mer vacation.
The Neill and Mclaughlin childre
moved ont to their ranch home
Monday for their vacation.
Il. +. Nichols and Fred Payne too
dinner Sunday ut the Jennings rancl
Brother Vans lecture Saturda
night was enjoyed by a large GROVE
Mr.. and Mrs. +. uagan spent las