The Daily Missoulian., 1913-10-02

| Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Thrailkill came
into the city on business yesterday
from their home at Woodside, and left
| for trip to Chicago.
| When in Butte stop at the Acoma,
quiet rest place in the city's center
Broadway and Wyoming Rooms s1o0
a day. and up.-Adv.
Superintendent Brdsal of the
Northern Pacific returned yesterday
from an inspection trip over the east
end with officials of the management
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Fernald of Sa-
lima, Kan, arrived here yesterday to
make their home Mrs. Fernald is a
sister of Mrs. T. A. Wheat of this
city
Constable Sam Pulliam was in the
chicken business right yesterday. He
called a sale of 81 hens under at
tachment and cleaned up neat sum
for the birds.
Conductors H j. Hornsby and Ed
Healey and Brakeman w. II. Ahlborn
| of the Northern Pacific went to Ham
county fair
Miss Margaret Mahana, who has
been for two days the guest of her
sister, Miss Grace Mahana, has con-
tinued her journey from Minneapolis
/ to her home in Spokane.
Mrs Elizabeth EImore and her sis
/ ter, Mrs w ID. Sherwood, have come
from Hixton, Wis, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Elmore. Mrs. Elmore may
spend the winter with her son in this
city.
Miss Ethel Moat of Spokane, who is
is guest in the home of her sister
Mrs. Lawrence Brady. of this city
went yesterday to Butte, there te
spend a week with her aunt, Mrs
Charles Swanson
Harry Kelley. who was found
guilty of petty larceny by Judge Dy-
son Monday, was sentenced yesterday
to pay fine of $50, Through his at
torney he gave notice of appeal anC
his bonds were fixed at $3.50.
/ Mrs. j. p. Menard and son Fred ex.
pect to leave tonight for Los Angeles
Cal, where they will reside after hav.
ing been residents of this city fol
many years. Miss Ida Menard is al.
ready located in Los Angeles
Mrs. p. II. Griffin of Sunset was il
Missoula yesterday on her way hom,
after attending the state fair at Hell
ena. Mr.. Griffin is still on the roat
bringing home his choice stock whicl
won many prizes at the fair.
George l.. Williams yesterday com
pleted the purchase of the home o
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Gassert at 121
Cooper street, which they will use 70
their residence The deal was through
the agency of Hoverson & Stephens
A. r, Jacobs cashier of the Mis-
soula Trust & Savings bank, and hi
son, Theodore, will leave F'rida
morning for a three weeks tri
through the east. They will visit Chi
|cago, Philadelphia, Boston, New Yor,
land Baltimore
Joseph f. Whalen of Garrison ap
piled yesterday for homestead entr
on 1886 acres included in list 1-1S1l
lots and 4. the east half of tn
southwest quarter of section 80, town
Iship 20 north, range Is west The ap
Splication was allowed
1 Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mckay are her
Tor week or ten days guests in th
nome of their son and daughter in
law, Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Mckay OF
lConnell avenue They have been a
Lewiston, Idaho, and on their way t.
their home in Nebraska.
Herman Swanson arrived i'm Mis-
soula last evening after three weeks
vacation from his duties in the Fl. H
Bateman & Company's store. MI
Swanson has been visiting friends am,
relatives in Minneapolis and a mum
Der of other Minnesota cities,
Mrs, 7. A. Fitzgerald has been re
moved from st. Patricks hospital t,
her home on South Fifth street. west
Mrs. Fitzgerald is better, though no
entirely recovered from the sever,
siege of rheumatism which neeessi
tated her going to the hospital
Mrs. Frank Blair Kobes arrived il
Mlssoula yesterday from her home a
Fort George Wright, near Spokane
Mrs kobes will be here only a few
days looking after matters of .usl
ness, She will be at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. Katherine Mccormick.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Carlton, wei
known residents of the Bitter Roo
valley, have left to make their home
in Santa Cruz. Cal They will stop a,
several coast cities to visit will
children as they go to their new home
Mr., Carlton is II years of age anG
| the town of Carlton was named fol-
him.
! e. w. Nelson, who has been during
the summer doing plane table work on
| a boundary survey with Forest AS
slstant Clark of the Missoula national
forest, came into the city yesterday
and left last night for the east to con-
tinue his course of study in the for
estry department of the University of