Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Last Thursday, Pastor Thomas Eckstein of Concordia Lutheran Church in Jamestown and vacancy pastor at Grace Lutheran Church in Carrington, stopped in at the Charlotte Koepplin home to give her, Shirley Packard, Diana Rue and Ed Brecto communion. Then he was on his way to a busy Easter week.
Easter dinner at the Charlotte Koepplin home included Todd and Karen Koepplin, Taylor and Amanda Koepplin and girls, Aaron and Danielle Koepplin, Hendrix, Chevelle and Kerigan, Allyssa Lewis and children, and Janelle Koepplin. The family of 16 enjoyed a potluck ham and scalloped spud dinner with all the trimmings. The kids got treats from an egg hunt and several enjoyed a game of whist.
Jimmy Indergaard was among family to enjoy Easter at the Dennis and Fran Walen home.
Sunday visitors and supper guests at the Margie Anderson home were David and Karen Anderson and Gary and Kathy Anderson.
Wednesday visitors bringing dinner to the Charlotte Koepplin home were Jerry and Carol Clancy of Thompson. Margie Anderson joined all for wild rice soup, a veggie dip tray and lemon pie. All very tasty. Patti Larson and Joanna Larson stopped in for a catch-up visit with the Clancys. All were celebrating Charlotte's birthday a little early.
Last Saturday, Jimmy Indergaard was a supper guest at the Andy and Ruth Braaten home, where he visited with nieces Nikki and Noelle.
Wednesday morning, brief stopper at the Charlotte Koepplin home was MarJean Pfau. Afternoon stopper and helper was Karen Koepplin.
Saturday evening Charlotte Koepplin was pleasantly surprised by a visit from Eileen Williams, Samantha Oalfson, McKenzie and Adrian bringing goodies and early birthday greetings to Charlotte.
Sunday morning, brief stoppers at the Charlotte Koepplin home were Todd and Karen Koepplin and Allyssa Lewis.
