The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11

Kern In Aisseule and irlenep ~ Corr
wallis. 2he hss been fer fhe last seven.
weeks in wyoming with her son. win
throp Kern. during bis serious illness
with typhoiA fever. Mrs.. Potter. who
was before her marriage Miss Lucre-
tia Kern. IL here with her year.old
son, accompanying her mother on the
visit.
Home cookins at the Coffee Parlor.
ADV.
L. ~ Book came In to the city yes
tcrday from the camp at Big Creek.
where he has been engaged with the
Mann Lumber company.
Mrs Glenn Smurr has come from
her home ut Helmvillc to be for q
week guests in the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. W. II. Murphy on Water Works
hill.
New hats at $500 and up; knitting
aud shopping bags: japanese novel
ties. Make-over Hat Shop, IS Higgins
block.-Adv.
Miss Ruth Broussard left yesterday
for her home at Beaumont. Texas.
having been several mouths In Mis-
souia. visiting Miss Lucille Curran and
the Misses Deschamps.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ben selig and julius
Selig Of San Francisco spent yester-
day with friends in Missoula. hav-
ing stopped on their return from u
tour of Yellowstone park.
BlackfOot Express Auto Stage-Mis-
soula to OvandO. Shapard hotel daily.
except Sunday. 2 p. m.-Adv.
Mrs. ole Erickson is in Missoua
for a few days from her home ut
Woodman, Il guest in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindborg on
North Fourth street. west.
L. II. Best left Friday evening for the
Pacific coast, having enlisted in the
marine corps Of the United States
army. to be stationed in the marine
headquarters at the west coast.
Marsh, the undertaken. 2ll W. Co.
dar. Phone 321.-Adv.
William Hicks of Perma has filed
application at the United States land
office for homestead entry upon 99.44
acres. tract 33. including lots 5. and
: of section 10, township Is north
range 20 west.
! George b. Hartman has come from
Oakland. Cal. to be with his son and
daughter in law. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r
| Hartman. in their home at 537 Wood.
ford street. The elder Mr.. Hartman
is past so years In age.
Mrs. n. B. Smith of Dallas. Texas
mother of Attorney r. II. Smith il
this city, and her granddaughter, Miss
| ltugenia Smith of GraQd Island. Neb.
| left yesterday for the east. after bein.
several months guests in Missoula.
Philipsburg. after being two week!
with his cousin. Henry Turner, il
Missoua. Mr.. EWine's home is il
st. Louis and he has been looking aft
er his mining interests at Phi)ipsbure
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Leonard cam
yesterday from Roy, Mont, to visi
their daughter-in-law. Mrs. Mabe
Leonard. at 425 Blaine street. Nj
Leonard will SO on to California an
Mrs. Leonard will remain for the win
ter in Missoula.
Ralph l.. Casey. an instructor in tn
i school of journalism at the univer
sity. has returned from Seattle. H
mother will come within a few day
a and they will take the home of d
Anderson at l37 South Fifth sire,
east for their winter residence. Mr.
Anderson is in Minneapolis.
Among the university faculty men
berS TO return this week is Charl.
= l.. Farmer. who arrived in Nilsson
yesterday to resume his duties as In
d structor in the forestry school l
$. spent the summer in Albuqueruu
: New Mexico, whore he has been acti'
G. in forestry reconstruction work.
Mrs Charity Bishop and her SO
a. Arthur Bishop, came to Missoula ye
II tcrday from their ranch near Oyand
They were accompanied by Miss Clai
), Bishop. who spent the summer at Il
ranch home in Montana and will spei
the winter in New York with her 81
y ter. Mrs. Charles Sale, formerly Mi
. Marie Bishop.