The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-02-12
WESLEY ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittleson were
evening guests at the Henry Jensen
| home on Monday.
| Alice Helseth entertained Gladys
Paulson and Martha Gunderson at
/ q light luncheon Monday evening.
! Oscar Bjorgen, Bill Herein, Mrs.
! Walter Peterson and Kenneth
/ Smith shopped in our city on Satur-
| day
A birthday party was given in
| honor of Rogna Dahlgaard Monday
evening. A delicious lunch was
served and everyone enjoyed a good
time. She received many gifts in
honor of the day.
| A Sophomore party was given at
Alice Helseth's home Friday even
ing. A delicious lunch was served
and at late hour the guests de-
parted for their various homes re-
porting a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Benson were
entertained at the Art Bergh home
Friday evening.
Marian George was an overnight
guest at Betty Lou Bensons home
Friday and Saturday night
The A. o. II. w. lodge held a
whist party and everyone enjoyed
the dance which was held after
wards
Mrs. Ole Galgerude of Alkabo Wis
tied at the Olaf Gunderson home on
Mrs. c. L. George is on the sick
list this week.
The Birthday Circle met with Mrs
Art Hetlapd on Wednesday, Feb. 10
Mrs. Berry Schultz is on the SICK
, list this week.
Alta Johnson left for Fargo, N. d
Thursday evening, where she viii
+ take up a course in beauty culture
! Mrs. Graham has rented the EC
Nordhagen house, formerly owned
by Bill Peterson. We welcome hel
) to our CITY
i A few ladies called at the HON,
2 of Mrs. Chas. Johnson Tuesday aft
e ternoon. Mrs. Johnson served
dainty lunch.
A group of ladies were entertain
/ ed at the home of Mrs. r. Stubb
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Iverson and fam
I lily were entertained at the hom
6 of NelS Danielson Saturday.
Mrs. p. G. Peterson. called at tn
7 Overgaard home Tuesday afternoon
Miss Clara Gunderson had few
friends at Valentine party las
6 Sunday afternoon.
}, A large number attended tn
q Luther League program Sunday CIV
ening. The program consisted o
: a piano solo by Bergliot Sand, tw
; violin solos by Irwin Olson and MOI
man Helm and a boys quartet
S rendered two songs and a selectio
o was rendered by a quartette cor
berg, Mrs. Albert Lillethun and {
It N. Rostad, and a reading by GraC
:. Olson and a couple of selection
= were sung by the Junior choir.
IS Mrs. Gust Stubbe entertained at
- six o'clock dinner Thursday aftel
- noon the following people: Mr.
at Charles Johnson and family, Mr.
o. Edwin Iverson and family, Mr.
2 Rheinhardt Stubbe and family, Mr.
s. Ole Ness. Mrs. Henry Skeeles, Mr.
re Otto Enger and Mrs. Luther Hui
id gren. 80 o
and daughter Anna, and Ed and A
- bert Spoklie motored to Minot la
- Thursday, where they were call,
~ to the bedside of their dying brotl
IN er, Ernest Spoklie, who for son
time has been i'll with pneumoni
Funeral services were held on Tue
ee day.
;s Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson
nc the Coalridge vicinity were dim
lg guests at the Gust Stubbe home
Saturday.
i. Ed Hass, Charles Johnson, Listo
ne and Lagerquists were among t
re business callers in Plentywood la
Monday.
ne Mrs. Ed Hass of Pleasant Vail
entertained a number of friends
a dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Larson and childr
from Ounger, Saslz., visited at t
Carl Herein home on Friday. M
Larson was nee Josie Herein
Dr. StOrkan was called to t
home of Carl Nereson last week
see their son Herman who is sc
he ously i'll.
Mrs. Henry Skeels had a group
re ladies at her home Friday evenil
he A delicate lunch was served.
no A number of ladies were ent
S tanned at Mrs. Edwin VERSIONS no
till last Friday afternoon. A dali