Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-01-24

Plentywood on December both. Sh
had been suffering from the Flu
Pneumonia set in, and she was con
sidered very low at that time. d.
Robb. who was called TO the Fes
home. declared then that Mrs. Fes'
rad one chance out of 100 to recover
Airs. Tess took that chance, and ha:
now recovered so well, under the eff
ficient medical care of DR.. Robb, tha'
she is able to return home. Mr.
Frank Welch of McElroy vas going
TO Plentywod to bring her home or
Sunday. Mrs. Fess left the hospital
u week ago, and has been staying
with her old friend, Mrs. J.. W
Trimbrell since then.
u. H. Tess of Culver, Indiana was
c.lled here on December 18th on &C
count Of the illness Of his mother,
Mrs. Tess. His plans are to return
home on the 2Sth Of this month, if
his mothers condition continues to be
favorable. Mr.. Tess has made q num-
Der of trips to the bedside of his
mother. 1t is a long and tedious
Journey, but for the love of his aged
mother he makes it willingly.
Mrs. +. Lester went to Plentywood
asst Wednesday to work at tbs
West Cafe. The latter part of the
Ysek she took sick with the Flu and
rad to quit her job. She will re-
urn home together with Mrs. Fess.
us. Peter c. Olsen entertained the
.one Tree Ladies Aid on Thursday
fternoon. The pastor Dordal on
iucted services at the same time.
At the close the Aid transacted its
nnual business for the past year.
Mrs. j. N. Dordal entertained Mr.
I'D Mrs. Avry l.. Manner and also
Hiss Gladys Thon and Mr.. Clifton
Thon for six o'clock dinner on Wed
esday evening Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer will soon
ave for Minot, where Mr.. Hammer
III be engaged in the meat business.
We wish them much happiness in
lat~ rnvt horoo on1 c,,onnccf,l
business.
G. Gabrielsen from Thief River
Falls, Minnesota, has been filling the
acancy at the Comertown depot
turing the absence of Mr.. Stirling,
Tho together with his wife is visiting
his folks in Wisconsin. Our readers
will remember that Mr.. Stirling
broke one Of his legs on the skating
ink at Plentywood before Christmas.
He will soon return to Comertown
30 take up his duties again.
The First Lutheran Ladies Aid
entertained Mrs. A. l.. Hammer in
'he form of a miscellaneous shower
n the church parlors on Saturday
evening. When Mrs. Hammer arrived
n the church parlors the lights were
'urned and she was very much sur
nrised to find the room filled with
friends who greeted her with the
beer: Surprise. The hostesses of
the evening were: Mesdames Gust
nd Reinert Stubbe, Mrs. Peder
Miller, Mrs. Roy Stageberg and Mrs.
]. N. Dordal, who served a very deli
cious luncheon. All the lady teachers
we're also present. Mrs. Hammer
'ras the recipient of many useful
gifts. Mesdames Miller and Stage
Nerg had charge of the entertainment
part Of the social, which was very
much enjoyed by all. The basket
girls were: Lillian Stubbe, Ruth
Dordal and Bena Ness. These little
girls dressed in pink and white
md they looked very cute. At the
close Of this happy event. Mrs.
Hummer responded with a thank-you
al talk, which expressed her feelings
% her many Westby friends. And
Mrs. Hammer (nee Phyllis Thon) has
sanv friends here, who are interest
I'd in her welfare; and wish her god
speed or her way through life.
Since the organization Of the
First Lutheran Church of Westby
the Thon family has been members
Of the congregation. In fact the
congregation originated in the Thon
nome. 1t was organized there on
November 9Th, 1910. And the Thor
family has always revealed a vital
interest in the work of their church
And Phyllis is, no exception. She
RS been M of the leaders in the
Young peoples work. And for years
she has taughht a class in the Sun
day school. On her wedding day