Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Brief stoppers Wednesday afternoon at the Charlotte Koepplin home were Dale and Diane Rosenberg.
Wednesday, Jimmy Indergaard enjoyed a visit over supper at the Mervin Indergaard and Vicki Magill home.
Friday, Karen Koepplin drove Charlotte Koepplin to Carrington, where she kept a medical appointment.
Margie Anderson celebrated a birthday on May 6. Greeters, callers, visitors and well-wishers were Kent and Shelly Rigsby of Jamestown, Gary and Kathy Anderson, David and Karen Anderson, Amber Sylling and boys, and Laura Hager and children. Margie also received flowers from her sister Marlys and Merle Hanson from California, as well as from granddaughters Joanna Larson and Amber Sylling.
Jimmy Indergaard was a Thursday visitor and supper guest at the Andy and Ruth Braaten home. On Sunday, he got an invite to return for supper.
Margie Anderson, Patti Larson and Karen Anderson were among those who attended the funeral service for Lois Erickson at Evans Funeral Home in Carrington.
Jimmy Indergaard enjoyed a phone call from his sister Sharon Laxdal Thursday.
Saturday, Margie Anderson received more birthday greetings in the form of a wonderful visit from Kathy Vetter, a cake and a visit from her brother Doug Cudworth on Saturday, and a phone call filled with good wishes from Carol Edinger of Mayville.
On Monday, May 6, Todd and Karen Koepplin drove Charlotte Koepplin to Bismarck, where she had a medical appointment. Aaron Koepplin was also there to support Charlotte.
