Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-10


G. A. Nerby has returned from a
several days business trip to Havre.
Fred Throm arrived Yesterday morn
ing from Fort Shaw on short business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL o. Rhoades Of Chi
nook were business visitors IN Great
Falls yesterday.
Miss Christina Wilson, accompanied by
her father and mother, was IN the city
yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Fred Gore and little son, Eugene,
have gone to Billings where they will
spend several days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Paul Williford and Miss Florence
Wilson arrived yesterday afternoon from
Big Sandy for few days business visit.
Mrs. E. L. Weir end two children
arrived yesterday morning from Bench
land and will make their home in Great
Falls.
Mrs. Adele Watson will leave this
morning for Helena where she has been
chosen to act as clerk for the legislative
session.
Miss Violet Stevens left yesterday
afternoon for Helena where she will act
as stenographer during the legislative
session.
Mrs. Nesbit Rochester and son have
gone to Bowling Green, Kentucky, where
they plan to spend several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Julia Schudar ard sister. Helen,
left yesterday afternoon for Alhambra
where they plan TO spend two weeks
vacation.
Miss Carrie SIusher left yesterday
afternoon for Helena to act as steno-
grapher for ). w Roberts during the
legislature.
Mrs. r. L. Kelly came in from Fort
Benton yesterday afternoon TO spend
few days in the city with her daughter,
Miss Frank Kelly.
Miss Geraldine Ryan arrived yester-
day from Simms to resume her school
studies here after spending short time
visiting her parents.
Lowell Swingley returned to his home
at Hilger yesterday afternoon after
spending few days il Great Falls visit
ing his sister, Mrs. J. FL. Honeywell
Miss Pearl Buche1e and sister, Miss
Anna. left yesterday afternoon to re
turn to their home at IewlstoWn after
spending the last few days in the city
visiting friends.
Miss Winifred Trevithick. nurse of
Butte, who has betn il Great Fails
for the holidays visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Robert Rundle, left yesterday afternoon
tc return home.
Mrs. T. A. Marshall and mother. Mrs.
Ben Shortley, of Lewistown, stopped IN
tie city Yesterday for a brief visit while
On their way to Missoula where they
will visit relatives for a few weeks.
Miss Isabelle NJ Lease who has been
i'll of the Spanish influenza for the past
10 days at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. N. Lease at 1911 Fourth avenue
north is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Mrs. G. r.. Dische and daughter Ger
aldine, were visitors in Great FAILS yes
terday while returning to their home at
Glasgow from San Diego where they
have been spending the past three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stephens and
daughter passed thru Great Falls yester-
day returning to their home at White
fish after being called to Missonla few
weeks ago by the death Of Mrs. Steph-
ems mother.
Mrs. J. X. Murray arrived yesterday
afternoon from Butte to spend few days
here visiting her aunt. Mrs. ". $.
Reeder and also with Mrs. n. Fl. Watson.
Later Mrs. Murray will 20 to Neihart
to make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. Hamilton have
left for San Diego, Cal, where they
will join their daughter Mrs. Julius G.
Peters and children and spend the
winter. Mrs. Peters and children have
been in California for some time.
G. B. Askew, travelling auditor for
tie Great Northern but who for the
past few months has been stationed in
the U. s. service at Jefferson Barracks.
Mo-, returned to Great Falls and after
few days will resume bis former posi-
ton.
Mrs. E. W. Park and son, Robert,
arrived yesterday afternoon from Mon
tague for brief shopping visit They
also came to the city to accompany Mrs.
Parks mother. Mrs. William Schultz who
has been visiting them at Montague and
left last evening to return to her home
at Fairfield, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Turner and
daughter, GoIdie and son. Clyde. Of
Iewistown. we're here yesterday for 4
Erief business visit leaving last night
for Vancouver. h. T.. TO spend the
winter. Mr. Turner viii return to his
ranch Fear Lewistown next Spring bnt
Mrs. Turner and children plan to make
their home at Vancouver.
George DAILY who suffered 4 fractured
skull about five weeks ago when the
horse which be was riding fell with him.
left yesterday afternoon to return to his
home at Windham after being patient
at the Columbus hospital il this city
conscious for Il days and hopes Of his
recovery was given up BY two Of the
local physicians who attended the case.
The fracture Of the skull was on the
left side Of the head and consequently
has slightly affected the hearing Of his
left ear.