The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-23

Will 60 to her home in Georgia, while
Miss Mcleod returns to MissoiiIa.
Y George Parrish was before Judge
Small yesterday on the charge Of not
supporting his children. Sentence was
passed and suspended, on the mans
promises to take care OF his family.
DR.. Dodd Of Butte, the specialist on
eyes and nervous diseases, will open
an office at the Palace hotel, Nov. IL
to 17.-Adv.
IVY. ]. McGraw, who has been for the
last few months In ,Missoula with his
sister, Mrs M. M. Martin, left yes
yteFday for Key West, Fla, where he
will resume his work as railroad
conductor.
Mrs Grace Spring Of Painsville,
Ohio, is a guest in the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. S. e. Burdick. 214 south
South Fifth street, west. Mrs Spring
and Mrs. Burdick were clluns when
they were little girls at school.
s At the rear Of the, Scandinavian
american State Bank building Is
where you will find Martins exclusive
ready-to-wear and art shop-Adv.
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Mrs. Paris Adams received a tele-
gram telling Of the death Monday of
her father. Phillip Baker, at his home
In Odessa, llrs. Adams visited her
father last summer during the months
Of July and August.
II. "A. Scott. who lives at 726 North
Fifth street. broke his arm, .yester-
day morning ais he attempted to Catch
a ride on a freight train on hik way
TO work. He was removed to his
'lrorne and given a physician's eare.
Mrs. A.. q. Cook and daughter, Miss
Alice Cook, will leave this morning for
eastern cities. They will stop in Chi
cago and Battle Creek and then 20
7 to Cincinnati for the winter, return
ing to their home in Missoula next
Ispring.
Miss Grace Preston, who has been
in the office Of the Iron Mountain
Tunnel company. leaves this morning
for Chicago. Miss Preston's inten-
tion is to spend the winter months
east and return to Montana next
spring.
| The Women Of woodcraft have ar
ranged an especially interesting party
for this evening. called Spider Web
party, to be given at the Odd Fellows
hall Interesting program as well as
refreshments will be the chief enter,
tainment of the evening.-Adv.
G. II. Utter, who has an extensive
fruit orchard on West Fork in the
Bitter Root valley, was In Missoula
l
vania for the winter. Mr.. Utter makes
la practice of spending his summers
In Montana and his winters east
Mont Wilson of Iron Mountain ap-
piled yesterday for homestead entry
on $50 acres including the south half
OF the northwest quarter and the east
half of the southeast quarter of sec
tion "a, township II north, range "a
west The application was allowed.
Richard p. Benjamin of Philipsburg
made application yesterday for home
stead entry on 160 acres in the south
half Of the northeast quarter and the
east half of the northwest quarter of
4 section "a, township 5 north, range
Is west. The application was re-
|jected.
4 Ray Carlew, clerk in the chief dis
1patcher's office at the Northern Pa
cific, has taken a 90-day leave of alb
sence and will go to st. Paul on ac-
count of his health. Eddie Jones is
taking Carlew's place and C. w
Cain has taken Jones position in the
i car clerks office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Thurston
were In the city yesterday for the pur-
pose of buying stock at DIR. Mills Bit
ter Root Jersey farm. Mr.. and Mrs
Thurstom have a 10-acre farm neal
Butte, where they keep a herd OF
thoroughbred Holstein and Jersey cat
tie for dairy purposes
Miss Isobel Hardness has beer
transferred from the general office o
the Missoula Mercantile company tt
the office of the mems clothing de-
partment, to fill the vacancy caused
by, the resignation of Mrs Arthur
Bussard. Miss Beulal Provolt viii
take Miss Hardness place in the
general office.
Edward Fox spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday visiting Billy Willis, th'
mayor" of the town which bears his
name. "There is only one hous
| S1lCICS Sdlu V1lt II OA upOll liz, ACAuI
yesterday, "and that belongs to m,
friend. But it is a. dandy. and there
will be others there before long"
James Irwin, who was injured BY
falling from an electric light pole Ii
front of the federal building las
week, Is recovered sufficiently t.
leave st. Patrick's hospital and s1
to be with friends in Hamilton. I'll,
expects to return the latter part o
next week to take up his work fol
the Missoula Light & Power company
MIR. and Mrs. Gililand and Mis-
Rudolph, who motored over from
Kalispell to attend the Smead -Harri
wedding, returned yesterday over th
= reservation. Ross ,Gilliland, who cam
T with his father aid mother, remaine.
3 to enter upon a course OF study In th'
j university. Miss Rudolph visited he
{ sister. Mrs E. G.. Ellis during he
n, stay in the city.
Mayor James c. Dahlman Is serving