The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-29

Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western mOrt1na

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cevailis--Misses Mabel and Hazel
Whitesitt went to Mfssouia Thursday
to resume. their courses at the State
University. Na 49,.
Miss Hazel Lockwood and Floyd
Lockwood left. Friday, for Missoula,to
enter as nHhen In the State Uni
versity. .4.Ffs8
Mrs. Il. m. B,akes,ee and little son
of Hamilton. are spending the month
at the NJ. L. fChaffin ranch.
Fay Burrel went to Missoula Friday
to enter the university for a. course
In civil engineering..
NJ. l.. Chaffin and Glenn Chaffin
went to Afissoula Thursday where the
latter will resume a course in jour-
nalism at the State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Christofferson
have returned from a camping trip up
the West Fork and are making ar
ranRements to build a home on Chris
Jefferson brothers ranch, two miles
I south Of town.
An informal dancing party in honor
| Of c. r. Smith. who came here We'd
nesday from the Drooklyn Navy Yard.
and in farewell to HAZEL and Floyd
' IscS NWpoi civ Toy IbuIIVIs~.MdS Jtlu
ThlrSlay evening at the Woodside
club house. and was largely attended.
Mrs. Charles AlcRae returned
| Thursday from Helena, where she
| spent one day at the state fair.
| Thompson Falls - Marvin Smith.
who was called in the last. draft, was
| in town Thursday to take his exam
ination. He is preparing to leave for
his old home IN Missouri for n visit
with his mother and was anxious to
have everything, Strengthened up before.
he left Mr. Smith had been working
in Plains.
| Mrs. f. d. Peek is in Helena. where
she is visiting at the home of her
| brother in law. w. F.. Peek, and at
| tending the state fair.
| On Wednesday Frank Cofey and
! Violet Virginia Frank, both of Butte.
secured a license here and were mar
| ried by Justice of the Peace Nippert.
On Thursday Ralph Selleu Of Brown
ing and Josie Fox of Kalispell
cured a license and We're also united
by Justise Nippert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day Of Butte,
| who have been visiting at the home of
| Mrs. Days sister. Mrs George Dod-
| son, have decided to make this city
| their home. MIR. Day has accepted
| a position In the power house and is
| now In Butte preparing his household
goods and other effects for shipment.
He was accompanied OH the trip to
Butte by his nephew Harry Dodson.
| Mrs. J. G. Kelly and children left
| Thursday for San Francisco to Join
Mr.. Kelly. who has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Speffins Jewelry COM
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stocks
and family have rented the Kelly resi-
dence.
| NJ. and, NJ. Bert r Kinds have re:
/ turned from q. two weeks trip to Butte
and Norris. They We're accompanied
by Miss Corrie OF Norris. who will
visit here for a few weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinds state that their son. Her.
Ebert, who was operated on in Butte at
two different times, is getting along
nicely and viii soon recover from his
recent injury.
| Fiorence--+Nir and Mrs. John Dish
mnn motored up from St. Ignatius
and spent the weekend here. They
| returned to their home Sunday after
| noon.
Mrs. Maggie Gansart returned
| Thursday after n weeks visit with her
niece at Cold Springs.
! Earl Hendrickson left Friday for
| Bozeinan to enter the agricultural COL
lege for the fall and winter term
John Jones. who recently went to
Missoula to work. had his arm broken
a few days ago while crankine a car.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hendrickson
motored to Dixon Saturday to spend a
| few days with their son. Henry.
They returned home Tuesday on the
| train. leaving their car at Dixon on
| account of muddy roads.
| The SOCIAL circle met Friday with
Mrs. Durnford
Hamilton --- Martin Rriedenhach,
| Harry Lewis, w. \, Crush and Law
! renee Kincaid left for tho Blackfoot
on, a hunting trip.
Sid Wheeler returned Yesterday
from Soap Lake, Washington, where
| he has been taking treatment for his
rheumatism. He is much improved.
| The Valley Mercantile company is
displaying q cabbage. grown by Wes-
ley Fisk. which weighs AGA. pounds
Charley McMurphy, Al Hamilton, p.
X. lfill and DR.. Harry Blackford, left
| Friday morning for Castlarock. Mon.
tana. whore they win spend a week or
I two in camp llfc.
About 40 young ladies', members of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
! motored mp from AIisonll Thursday
evening and enjoyed a banquet at the
Ravali hotcl.
W. NJ. Dynes. manager of the Fam
lily theater. says that arrangements
lshave been made for q four night bene.
fit for the Red Cross. during the week
of the fair Red Cross ladies' will
have charge of the tickets and girls
In Red Cross uniforms will usher
Appropriate military features are ar
ranged for and DavenpUrt's orchestra