Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-02-12
Raymond

Jack Stephen visited Sunday after
noon with VIM. Lobdell.
The many friends Of Lillian Flus
toch regret to learn hera bsenee from
high school at Medicine Lake due t.
illness. Miss Lillian contracted a Sc
we're cold during her Christmas vaca
itno from which she has never fully
recovered. Following her Doctors ad
wise she is at the parental home south
of town.
Christian Lodahl accompanied the
local mail man to Grenora Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolpha Lobdell, Mr.
and Mrs. Lon Myers drove to Grenora
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
Glen Cue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman and
children, Ruby, Roy and Gale were
Friday afternoon and evening visitors
of the Albert Ators. Whist was en-
joyed until midnight at which time
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Harry Grier enjoyed a visit at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Mar
win Weer at Hanks, N. D., from
Thursday until Sunday.
John Sorenson who has worked on
the Harry Grier farm for several
months past resigned Saturday and
expects to leave on Monday togeth-
err with Soren Rasmussen for points
in Iowa. William Flustosch has ac-
copied the vacant job at Griers be-
ginning his new duties Monday.
The Misses Mary and Lena Ehry
were visiting the forepart of the week
at the Jim Glenn home.
County Commissioner Carl Hanson
and wife were business callers of
Janus Jorgensen on Saturday and al
so made a call at the Grier home on
Wednesday.
The Ernest Chapman residence was
the scene of a most unique affair on
Saturday evening about thirty neigh
bors gatherd to spend the evening at
dancing and visiting. The ladies con-
tributed a splendid lunch which was
served at twelve o'clock followed by
more dancing that continued until
the visitors departed. reporting a
general good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulson and son
Charles were over night guess of Mr..
and Mrs. Ator at the B. R. Guenther
home or Monday. Five hundred was
enjoyed until mid night.
Mrs. Frank Guenther accompanied
by her mother Mrs. Martha Hill both
of Plentywood made short calls here
at the relative homes on Monday.
Violet Chapman, Arleen and Junior
spent the week end with Mabel Ator
returning home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glenn drove
over to the Fred Paulson home Sat-
urday evening to spend the while at
pinochle. The interesting game proved
especially fascinating until early
morning when Mrs. Paulson served
breakfast to the guests and reported
a most pleasant time.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
William McCauley were county seat
visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Bert Guenther from south of
town is a patient at the Williston hos
pital. Mrs. Guenther underwent a ma
jor operation Monday morning. This
is the second operation of this nature
for the lady within a relatively short
time. Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs Maude Olson, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Stephen spent Saturday evening at
the Glenn home south of town.
The next social gathering is report
ed for Saturday night at the Lon
Myers home.
Joe Flustoch visited with his sister
and family Mrs. Agnes Fox at Med
icine Lake over the week end return
ing home on Monday.
The many friends here of Billy
Thorstensen are glad to learn of his
much improved condition following
a sever case of pneuomnia.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Dolfa Lob
dell, Mrs. Olson and Nh. and Mrs.
William Lobdell drove to Williston
where they visited Mrs. Bert Guen-
Their at the Mercy hospital also tran
sacted business.