The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-02-24
GENEVIEVE ITEMS

Mss. Albert Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
"Rxdy" Hamry drove to the Roy Jones
ranch on Casche Creek on Saturday
to assist at the celebration of Mr..
Joness' birthday which occurred Sun
day. A good time is reported but
some pretty tough roads were en-
countered on the way. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Jones visited the E. E. Johnson's
last week coming up for the card
party at the johnson home and re-
turning with their invited guests Sat-
urday.
The intimate friends of Mr.. and
MIS-. Sam Hookland planned a very
happy surprise which was given Tues
day at the Genevieve school house.
The evening was spent in dancing and
the friends that gathered brought not
only refreshments for the evening but
turned the party into the style of a
shower for the family in the way of
useful gifts and good wishes after
severe sickness Of Mrs. Hookland.
Word has been received that Mrs.
John McColly returned home the first
Of the week after an absence of a
number of months to her former home
in Indiana, where she was called by
the severe illness of her mother.
Mrs. Jesse Parsons is reported as
suffering from a sprained wrist.
hr. and Mrs. Charley Harris and
family visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Lindbloom from Thursday
till Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hookland and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ward on Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Bailey is much improv-
ed and is able to be up and around
after her sickness lasting a number Of
days. There seems to be an epidemic
going the rounds that resembles the
old form of Lagrippe. The two little
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mel
son have been confined to their bed
for a number of days and one or more
children in enarly every family have
been out of school for a whole or part
of the week.
Miss Erickson, home demonstration
agent Of the farm bureau, conducted
a very enthusiastic class at the home
Of Mrs. Henry Keefer, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. The
ladies' attending the school came in
the morning and sewed all day bring
ing their own materials on which to
work. They brought their lunch which
was served with a hot dish provided
by Mrs. Keefer who also served coffee.
The dresses varied in style as each
lady selected her own pattern. Mrs
Clingman of Hinsdale accompanied
Miss Erickson and assisted her with
the work.
Miss Erickson was the guest of Mrs,
Charles Ebersole during part of her
stay in the community; Friday night
was spent at the Keefer home.
Miss Alderman closed the Snake
Creek school in order to be present al
the sewing class Thursday and Friday;
also to give her scholars time to at
tend without losing their time.
George Hikok has purchased the
Clarence Nelson cattle which were put
III for sale last week.
Mrs. Ed. johnson visited Mrs. Fee
beck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson enter
tanned the north community whist clul
Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Alder
Nelson will be the next to entertain
the club and the last meeting will b.
in the form of a contest between mem
Der of the north and south clubs. A
number of offers have been received
from other clubs wishing to compet'
the members holding the highest scor'
during the months just passed.