The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-18
AT A GLANCE

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relatives at Elk River. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Reynolds and
nephew Carlos Ncafus, enroute to the
coast from Anaconda, are here visit
ing at the H. Neafus ranch.
Rev DR.. Sloan, synodical mission
airy of Montana, was here Sunday eve
ming to assist with services at the
Federated church.
Rev ]. f. Parker of Anaconda
preached Sunday at the Christian
church.
Wilder Popham. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. l.. Popham, has enlisted with the
engineering corps and has gone to
Sno|iane later to be transferred to
Maryland.
Victor.-The teachers of the local
school enjoyed a social get-tOgether
meeting Saturday evening at the home
of the Misses Bertha Armstrong and
! Alice Frisby. Music and story telling
| afforded a pleasant pastime. Light
refreshments were served at late
hour. Those present were the Misses
| Elizabeth Johnson, Este Holmes. Alice
F'risby. Bertha Armstrong. Cora Lam
! ming, Opal Wheat. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Long. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Putnam. Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Dougherty and Mr.. j.
O. Hembre.
A novelty surprise shower was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Puyear by their
many friends Friday evening. Many
beautiful and useful presents. all
tokens of best wishes and hearty con-
gratulations. were showered upon the
bride and groom. After the evening
!, 1sryn1 ot,VnC
many packages of refreshments, which
were brought by the guests, were
opened and heartily enjoyed by all
l,flustr4aAtsadh 'l Lecture, st. paurs
Journey to Rome" given at the Pres
byterian church Sunday night by Rev
G.. G. Culbertson. was highly enjoyed
and appreciated by a large audience.
Dixon.-A. T.. Smith, Chess Bowser
a. J. Scully and Lee Butcher We're Wis.,
| itors into the Garden city last week.
Mrs. II. G. d. Hall of Moeise valley
left Monday for The Dalles, Ore. where
: she has accepted a position in tht
, schools for this term. Master Bruce
! accompanied his mother and will at.
| tend the school at that place this year
Mr. Roberts of Foley Bros. ant
q Roberts. arrived this week from st
Paul and will look after the contract
= ing business at this point for few
. weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E., Campbell mo
! tored to Missonla' Sunday. etreturnin'
: Sunday night.
: Thompson FaiIs.-e'. II. Wicksel
:, Anton johnson, Otto Hendrickson an
= f. II. Davis returned Friday from
d Austin, where they had just complete
e a schoolhouse. The building cost ap
proximately $1,000. They left 10
Whitepine where they will erect an
other schoolhouse. The school a
Whitepine will cost $500.
VI Theodore Bedard of the Thompso
l Falls Mercantile company returne
Saturday from business visit to Mis-
soula.
81 Forty-one men have been notifie
by the local board to report here on
before noon, September 10, to prepai
themselves for entrainment to tf
training camp at American Lake.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Bert :. Kinds arc
: Butte with their son. Herbert. WI
h recently submitted to an operation
Is that city. About a month ago TT
child fell out of ear and injured h
head As the wound did not seem
be healing properly, they thought
~ best to have an operation.
8 The Catholic ladies held n cooke
a. food sale in the Herriott building Sa
urday. The sale was n success
every way.
Y. The card party to be given by I!
Ill Royal Neighbors and scheduled +
re Saturday night was postponed on a
count of so many people attending d
II dance at Eddy
II. n. Goetz. district deputy for I
Modern Woodmen OF America. h
been notified to meet Mr.. Talbot. n
tional lecturer for the order, in Plat
- Monday night. Mr. Talbot is broth
~ Of, the head consul OF the Mode
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