Social Week of Lima Hostesses at Gosman Home
Mrs. George Gosman Mrs. A Potts and Mrs. Otto Gosman hosted a series of parties at South Pacific Street Lima. The sequence opened with a Monday luncheon followed by a Monday dinner and a Tuesday dinner. The Gosman residence was festively decorated in Christmas colors with red poinsettias and ferns. Place cards and tallies matched the theme. A perfect menu accompanied each event and 11 bridge tables offered entertainment.
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George Gosman
A. Potts
Otto Gosman
Lima
South Pacific Street
Gosman
Twentieth Century Dancing Club Hosts Dance at Guild Hall
The Twentieth Century Dancing club plans a Friday evening dance at the Guild hall. Hosts and hostesses include Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Menke Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forrester Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Linden McCullough.
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Twentieth Century Dancing Club
Guildhall
T. H. Menke
Roy Forrester
A. T. Peterson
Linden McCullough
Busy Bee Club Meets at Mrs Ed Smith Home
Mrs Frank Birrer will entertain the Busy Bee club next Tuesday afternoon December 15 at the home of Mrs Ed Smith for a social gathering.
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Frank Birrer
Busy Bee Club
Ed Smith
Stag Party Hosted by Jardine Rife Near Town
The Rife ranch west of town hosted an enjoyable stag affair last Saturday evening with Jardine Rife as host and 16 of his friends in attendance.
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Jardine Rife
Card Games and Hearty Refreshments Enjoyed by Guests
A social gathering featured various card games and robust refreshments suited to male guests. Attendees lingered over games and cold beverages, enjoying a relaxed evening.
Alumna Association Event At Mrs Andersons Home
Mrs A L Anderson hosted the Normal college Alum ni association gathering Monday evening with Miss Gene vieve Albertson and Miss Mary Baker as guests. After a pleasant social hour, dainty refreshments were served.
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A. L. Anderson
Genevieve Albertson
Mary Baker
Normal College Alumni Association
Anderson
N N Club Hosts James Kelly Family Gathering
The N N club met Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James Kelly on South Atlantic Street. Pinochle was played and refreshments were served after the games.
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James Kelly
N. N. Club
South Atlantic Street
Mae Lowe
Ethel Hoffman
Lucille Baker
Westminster Guild
N. E. Stone
South
Washington Street
Dinner Party at Andrus Hotel Dining Room
Mr and Mrs Harry E Andrus entertained at the Andrus hotel dining room last Monday evening with 14 covers. Following a well appointed dinner, the guests enjoyed the balance of the evening at pinochle.
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Harry E. Andrus
Andrus Hotel
Bridge Club Gathers at Mrs Boss Emerick Home
Mrs Boss Emerick will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club next Wednesday afternoon at her home.
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Boss Emerick
Pan-Hellenic Club Meeting With Mrs Luebben
The Pan Hellenic club will meet next Monday evening with Mrs Z E Luebben to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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Pan-Hellenic Club
Z. E. Luebben
Pinochle Club Hosted by Mrs Cora Holland
Mrs Cora Holland entertained the Pinochle club Wednesday evening at her apartment in the Phillips block.
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Cora Holland
Pinochle Club
Phillips Block
Armstead Social News Notes a wedding celebration
Saturday evening a large crowd gathered to honor Mr and Mrs Bert McMenomey with a wheelbarrow ride to the schoolhouse then a dance at the cabaret and a Waldemar orchestra dance in Grant. Rainy season noted with three showers this week.
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Chaiivari
Bert McMenomey
Grant
Waldemar Orchestra
Local Gossip From Dillon Area Daily Life
December notes show Mr and Mrs Tom Hildreth visiting Dillon while Mr Prohoskie hauls hay to his mill site. Mrs Richard Freeman and two children were in Dillon Saturday. Dixon Brown visited the Lodge last week. Duke Davis and Henry Guyaz stopped at Armstead Saturday. Mr and Mrs Isaac Rife returned from Dillon after a relatives visit. Dick Freeman traveled to Dillon on business. Tex Hart and Alvin Owens haul sawdust for Clarence Koenig. Ike Rife drove to Armstead Tuesday.
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Isaac Rife
Dillon
Tex Hart
Alvin Owens
Clarence Koenig
Ike Rife
Armstead
Earl Carruthers Makes Business Trip to Butte
Earl Carruthers traveled to Butte on Wednesday for business purposes, taking meetings and engagements tied to his enterprise. He planned return shortly after completing his agenda.
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Earl Carruthers
Butte
Armstead Briefs and Local Notices
Tom Craver motored to Armstead Wednesday Virgil Givens was a visitor to Armstead Tuesday Malta Fifty stands of bees received here for farm distribution One 18 stand last year produced 18 dollars worth of young bees and 48 dollars worth of honey Billings Leonard Petroleum will drill three wells near the original Hepp well in the lake basin Glasgow Continental Oil establishes a large wholesale distributing station Lost from Dr Orrs ranch at Red Rock in 1925 one black gelding eight years old 1600 pounds brand on right shoulder William Myers Adv 50 11 Armstead Mont
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Malta
Billings—Leonard Petroleum Company
Lake Basin
Glasgow—Continental Oil Company
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR REMEDY ADV for Coughs
The ad warns that a child’s minor cold can worsen if neglected and promotes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND as a cheap, effective remedy started at onset. It claims rapid relief for all ages and urges readers to keep a bottle on hand, with Potts as the druggist.
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Foley
Potts
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Workania
Wilton
Axminster
Forerunner of the
Maes Acu
RCN al Ya
A. Rama
Huber Bros
Dancing Club
His Majesty
Doe
Bridge Club
Armstead News
Lee Tower
Mrs
Elmer Gordon
George Grant
John Mullen
Hartwig Theater
Fred Jorgenson
Iain
Letersburg
Milady
Medicine Lodge
Tom Hildreth
Mr. Prohoskie
Richard Freeman
Dixon Brown
Duke Davis
Henry Guyaz
Dick Freeman
Nore
Scott
Tom Craver
Virgil Givens
Bond Grocery Co
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