The Daily Missoulian., 1913-08-01

ter Root valley. Mr.. ana Mrs. Clark II
left Yesterday she for Helena and he'll
Tor Butte Mr.. Clark win also VISIT
friends In Dixon before returning to
Tacoma.
Mrs. William Beckett OF Helena
stopped for few hours as a guest in|
the home Of Mrs. r.. L. Greenough II
while on her way to Seattle. to visit /
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Greenough
Miss Emma More. q teacher in the
city schools Of Bozenan. was a guest I
IN the home of her. uncle Jay G. More
on South Fifth street east yesterday
While on her way to the Pacific coast. |
| Mr.. and Mrs, George Rhodes and Miss
Laura House Of Clinton spent the dav !
shopping in Missoula Mr.. Rhodes re
ports his hay all put UP in good shape
without having been wet after it was
cut @
Attorney and Mrs. John Tolan and
Attorney and Mrs r, +. Gaines. with
Mr.. Gaines mother, returned yester-
day from an automobile drive up the
Blackfoot valley to Davis inn at Twin
| creeks.
Mrs. e. E. Harriott and children
nave gone to Ovando to visit Mrs.
Harriott's sister, Mrs. G. W. Buxton.
They went by automobile with w. r.
Glasscock and Mr.. and Mrs. Scotty
Brown.
Mrs. Otis Hoyt and children have
gone to Battle Lake. Mimi, to spend
two months with Mrs. Hoyt's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertson. Mr.. Hoyt ex-
poets to join them about the middle
Of August.
Judge Patterson started yesterday
morning with the boys of the inter-
mediate department of the Sunday
, school Of the Methodist church for
two days fishing trip. They expect
to be back Saturday,
Miss Elizabeth Murphy has resigned
g her position in the Golden Rule store
and will assume. next Monday morn
, ing, her new position at the trimmings
counter of the drygoods department of
the Missoula Mercantile store
City Superintendent of Schools J. ".
Williams went yesterday to ST Igna-
thus the guest of S. C. Swgart of the
United States reclamation service. Mr..
I Williams expects to make a tour If
J. the reservation while he is away.
Will Dickinson received telegram
l. lIOIIl ItpNlicSlGl, NllIlII., SCSlSIudS stat
ing that both Mrs. Dickinson and her
sister, Mrs Marshall, had been oper-
:, ated upon IN the Mayo hospital and
that they We're doing very Well.
Elmer Johnson of Dundee Mimi,
who Is cashier of the newly organized
: Farmers State Bank Of Stevensvlle,
is in Missoula for a day or two He
will then go to Minneapolis and re-
= %,yrr, t,t,n <o1y1 h
work at Stevensville.
: Mrs. Agnes Oxborough and Mrs.
Sherman Cady. who have been guests
in the home Of Mrs. H. w Schmidt ~
!. Cherry street left ysxt11lf(1E 1f for al. ~
berton After spending few days
q with relatives there they will start on
@ their homeward journey to Mime
apolis.
r Mrs. T.. A. Harris and Miss Susie
k Bickford have returned from a short
visit in Lewistown, Idaho. They will
" be guests in the home of Judge and
Mrs Walter NJ. Bickford for about two
weeks before going to their home in
Boston.
Miss Edith Lowney, who conducts a
studio for voice culture in Chicago, IS
here for few weeks visiting her
% parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Lowney,
-e at their home west of town. Miss
LoWney has her plans made to 20 to
n Europe this fall for year of voice
- culture.
George Sessford who is master me-
er chanic for the Milwaukee railway at
s. Deer Lodge, made a short stop In
Missoula yesterday while on a business
p trip to Plummer, Idaho. Mrs Sess
M ford remained here to be a guest in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fer
guson.
/, w. II. lSmead expects to leave Sun
day for Idywild He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Smeads sister, Mrs
~ Lamont, and Miss Grace Lamont and
le. Miss Roberts from Dillon The ladies
ar Will remain for several weeks with
Mrs Smead and Mrs. Harris in the
m bungalow on IdylWild island.
s. Miss r. E. RaWn, who teaches his.
ef tory In a high school at haywood, a
suburb of Chicago, is spending a few
Y. days in Missoula. Miss Rawll at
tended the university summer schoo
as during the last few weeks of its SEES.
ir sion and since its close she has beer
ar camping at the university biological
station on the shore of Flathead lake