The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-20
MOffit
BY MRS C.. E. MOFFlT

BY MRS. G. E. MOFFIT
A group of friends gathered at the
Asa Weiner home on Saturday eve
ming to help Mrs. Weiner celebrate
her birthday. Whist and social con-
versation were the pastime CT the
evening. A lovely lunch was served
at midnight. Mrs. Weiner received a
number of lovely gifts.
Miss Louise Reidman spent Satur-
day shopping in Bismarck.
Mrs. D. H. Werner is quite ill at her
home. She has been ailing for some
time.
Mrs. Fay Johnson called on Mrs.
VIM. Carroll Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamblen and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ham
blen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Hamblen.
and Mrs. George Maroney of Fargo
spent Sunday at the F.. H. Pillsbury
home IN Moffit.
Mrs. Frank Benz and Mrs. Anna
Hoeft and baby visited at the John
Benz home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and
sons. MI. and Mrs. Lee Hasnblen and
children, Mrs. George Maroney, and
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Hamblen gath
cred at the H. D. Hamblen home
south Of Mckenzie ON Wednesday
evening FEB. u to help Mr.. Hamblen
celebrate his birthday. A lovely
lunch was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fred Moffit was a passenger
to Bismarck Thursday, returning
home Saturday.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. c. E. Moffit on THURSDAY. The
next meeting will be the first We'd
nasday in March at the j. F. Cooler
home.
Mrs. j. F. Coder and Mrs. Everett
Porter entertained over seventy
guests at a whist party on Friday
evening at the hall. Progressive whist
was enjoyed till almost midnight and
then a lovely lunch was served to the
guests. After supper old time dances
was enjoyed until the guests departed.
High prizes in whist went to Mrs.
Emil Enockson and Harold Howitson
and low prizes to Mrs. Dewey Olson
and Fay Johnson.
Melvin Thorsen is quite i'll at his
home with a bad case of pleurisy.
VIM. Hirning has been doing his
chores.
Mrs. VIM. Hirning is teaching the
Teller school that was made vacant
by the death of Miss Myrtle Shep-
hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Adams of near
Mckenzie entertained over twenty
guests at a whist party Saturday
night. Five tables were in play and
high prizes went to Mrs. Tom Hughs
and Harold Howitson and low prizes
to Miss Louise Reidman and Miss
Marskey. At midnight a lovely lunch
vas served.
Mrs. Hilma Adams has been on the
sick list for ON time.
The ladies OF the Rainbow Home
makers club which did not get their
patterns finished at Mrs. Fay john
sson's are requested to be present at
the VIM. Carroll home next FRIDAY
the 2lst and get them completed.
Friends were shocked last We'd
nesday to hear of the death of Hora-
ito Wagner at a local hospital Tues
day morning. Although he had been
sick quite a while his death came as
a shock. He was buried at Sterling
Thursday. He is an old timer around
here. He leaves two children who
reside with their aunt in Dallas Gem
ter, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofstad and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
Bailey and children visited at the
Benz home Saturday evening.
Word received by relatives from
Mrs. Bullock who left here last week
for Iowa says she arrived o. K. and
found her sister very i'll.
A school meeting was held at the
bank on Saturday night and one On
Monday night. At the Monday night
meeting the five teachers met with
the board and all were hired for the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury and two
sons, Bobby Dick and Murl went to
Bismarck on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Benz and Mrs. Eddie
Olson expect to leave on Wednesday
for Minnesota where they will visit
with Mrs. Eddie Olson's parents and
will also visit in the Twin Cities for
a few days.
Miss Thelma Moffit entertained a
few girls On Friday night in honor
of Katherine Bruce's birthday. A
nice lunch was served and Miss
Katherine received a number Of nice
gifts.
Miss Dorothy Lamb spent the week
end at the Dewey Olson home.
Miss Wilhelmina Moffit spent the
weekend at the Hill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Hill are visiting
at BrinsInade for some time.
Mrs. Addie Cameron and son Adj
ron r visiting ct the Karme KIM
ball home.
The district superintendent Of the
Methodist church will preach In Moi
tit Sunday.
Robert Carpenter and daughter
called In Motif Tuesday.
On Wednesday evening reb. IL
about l6 friends Of Mrs. Jim mn
gathered at her home to help her
spend her birthday. Whist MS play
ed and high honors went 70 Ira
Peckens and Mrs. Fern Carroll. Low
prizes went to Mrs. Frank Durfec and
viSgo Jensen. A lovely lunch was