j —- ■■ ■ - 1 ) (j oII KREMLIN ijMrs. E. C. Winter and Mrs. Jnc Erwin are visit-ng this week inBrockton.Bill Reimer spent last week at Petersburg, N. Dak., called there by the death of his nephew.Mrs. R. F. Good has returned from Seattle, Wash, where she had been for the past six week pil: visiting at the home of her on daughter. MoMartin Johnson is a patient at to a hospital in Havre. amThe Catholic ladies’ altar sort- ing (tv will meet Dec. 15, at the home ot Mrs. Chris Vosen weMr. and Mrs. Ed. Ordway had da;as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vosen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen, Bill Mien, Ed Ben- Ason and Ray Vosen.Mrs. Stanley Knutson accompanied her father, Martin Johnson and brother, Norton, to Great Falls Wednesday.A number of friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Koble on Wednesday, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. Guests were Mrs. Frank Ko-ble, Mr Frank Duffy, Mrs Gilbert Gilbertson, Mrs. Frank Bar-den, Mrs. J. T. Laughnan, Mrs Eldon Cameron, Mrs. Cai»rni Stenwlck and Mrs. Frank Hareisb.Mrs. Bertha Arnold visited this week at the home cf her sister, Mrs. E. M. Allison, en route from Great Falls, whore she had attended the beauticians convention, i to her home at Glendive, f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bishop | entertained at a whist party cn BJs Wednesday night. Guests were ' Mr. and Mr3. John Donavau, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Douavan, Mrs. Donald Donavan, Mr. and Mi « James Casoy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. AntonKnutson, Mr. and Mrs, StanleyKnutson, Mr. and Mrs WendellWinter. Miss Gr*yclt;; PeUvt. i. ana N’els Thompson.Members of the Kremlin school faculty v ire honor guests Satui-day evening at a community dancing party given in the school gym, and sponsor; d by the Kremlin