The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-12-05
SPRINGHTLL.

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The Thanksgiving community ga
thering in the church was one of the
best ever held here. The day was
ideal, a goodly number were present,
and the dinner such a n as Spring
hill is famous for. Everyone had the
| real thankful spirit, and the crown
ing touch came after dinner when
letters from sixteen families, who
have lived here in former years,
were read. Altogether it was a day
long to be remembered by all pres
ent.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Anna Grouse, who accompanied her
son, Walter, and family, to Dillon,
that she decided TO go on to the
coast with them. They left Dillon
by auto, Nov. 26.
Born, Dec. l, at the Deaconess hos
pital, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Norman,
a daughter. The little one has been
named Mayvid Josephine.
John Schrinck left Friday for Fon
tana, Calf, to join his father and
family who went last spring.
Misses Leah Bonnell and Edith
/ Ballard, of Bozeman, were guests of
Mrs. Alfred Walton over Thanksgiv-
ing, and attended the community din
= ner.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grouse and
daughter Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sci
fert and family and MI. and Mrs.
VIM. TrackweIl, of Bozeman, came
out Thursday morning for the dinner
1 at the church.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford, and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bell
and family, of Bozeman, spent
f Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mrs
It Albert Ford. Mrs. Ford and child
: rem accompanied them home that ev
= ening for a short visit.
le Misses Marie Kirk and Ona Met
Ter are attending the teachers in
st stitute in Bozeman this week.
y The Reese Greek Women's Circl
t. met with Mrs. VIM. Salisbury las
week, this being their last meeting
st before the bazaar, Dec. 8. This wee
the ladies are busy making deliciou
Ia candy for the sale.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Parker had
family dinner Thanksgiving with
their married daughters who live l
. the Valley and their families a
= guests. Those present were: M
" and Mrs. Ward McVay, Mr.. and Mr.
. Wesley Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthr
2 Sandquist, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Esgs
ng and their families.
At Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton HecoX, ar
son, Wallace, Mrs, Mary Gorvin, M
he and Mrs. Tom Gorvin, Mr.. and Mr.
les George Stimson and family, we
he Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.. al
nd Mrs. Joe Gorvin.
1n- Mr.. and Mrs. Fox Randall motors
over from the Boulder Wednesd;
zen and with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Re
out erts spent Thanksgiving with M
vas and Mrs. Lloyd Mcclure.
ur- Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson,
Sixteen. spent Thanksgiving day WI
me Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Ham
an ton, and in the evening went
an Salesville, where they furnished t
in muisc for the dance there. Mr.. a
ext Mrs. Mel Hamilton were also CUES
lrs. of Mrs. Hamilton that day.
Der Mrs. Laura Corbly and daught
W. Mary Linn, were weekend guests
a Mrs. Wesley Davis.
ing The school children at Springl
gave a very nice little Thanksgivi
a program Wednesday afternoon.
riot, number of the parents came to HI
last it and enjoyed it very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cramer Z
man daughter, LeOna, and Mr.. and N
amp Henry Cramer took Thanksgiv
get dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ang
ces- Mr.. and Mrs. A.. E. Cramer
ght. family came over from Harrison
the spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. c
l to mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Egt
on Welton.
Clarence Kraus left Saturday
: OF Kansas, to spend the winter with
w. atives.