Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16

last evening for an indefinite visit with
Mrs. I. Lasker who lives short dis
tance south of the city and with her
sister, Mrs. ]. Hohenstein, SO2 Seventh
street south.
See ad for pasture under livestock
Adv.
Mrs. J. Faltesek went to Wolf Greek
Yesterday for a weeks camping trip.
Mrs. Edith Owen of Belt returned
home yesterday afternoon after q visit
Of several days with Great Falls friends.
Mrs. P. O, Nerval of Cut Bank is in
the city for a few days shopping trip
She is registered at the Park hotel while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bell who have been
making their home in this city this sum
mer, went to Helena yesterday for an
indefinite visit.
Miss Agnes Thompson Of Homestead
was in the city yesterday on her way TO
Dillon, where she will enter summer
school this week.
Mrs, J..W. Whitaker and little son
Dalton came yesterday and went to the
Arthur Swanson ranch near the city for
a two weeks visit.
Mrs. w. L. Barrett returned to her
with her daughter, Mrs. Is. M. Colher,
92O Second avenue north.
The new ribbon and taffeta hats just
received at Cunningham's are very at
tractive for midsummer and early fall.
Central and Fifth street.-Ads.
Miss Mary Couch, who has been living
at Grass Range, Mont, the past nine
months, was in the city yesterday on her
way to her home at Bear Lake. Utah.
Milton Kiebler of Manchester, Mlchi-
gan, arrived in the city yesterday after
noon and will spend the remainder OF the
summer with his uncle, julius Wuerth-
ner.
| Mrs. B. H. Kreis of FIT Benton left
yesterday for an extended trip to the
coast She will spend some time at Los
! Angeles and Vancouver, b. c., before re-
/! turning.
Mrs. o. L. Wilson and two daughters
Ethel and Marjorie of Belt, were city
visitors yesterday. They were on their
way to Cascade for few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Walker Of Geraldine
were city visitors yesterday. They lett
last night for North Dakota where Mrs.
Walker will visit relatives while her hus-
band transacts business.
Miss Pearl Moore of Kalispel was Wis
iting in the city yesterday. She left last
night for Devils Lake, n. D., and other
eastern points where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bailey accompan-
led by Miss Geraldine Ryan of Simms
plan to leave this morning for an auto
mobile trip thru Yellowstone park last
| ing for two weeks or ten days.
Mrs. Everett Musselman stopped off
with Great Falls friends yesterday on
her way home to Alberton, Mont, after
spending two weeks visiting IN Calgary,
Alta, and other points, also in Havre.
J. H. McBrady, in charge of the local
branch of the Carson, Scott, Perie COM
pany, has returned from a business visit
| to Chicago. He says the weather there
was quite pleasant due to the fact there
| have been recent rains.
A. B. Ford, master mechanic of the
Great Northern road here, returned to
his home yesterday from Hamilton. to
where he had gone accompanying Mrs.
Ford and their two sons who will pass
| n few weeks on vacation as the guests
of Mrs. j. FL. Bradley, sister of Mrs.
Ford.
A party of Cincinnati. Ohio, people
arrived in the city yesterday and re-
named over nlglC at Hotel halnDOW.
They plan to leave today for a motor
trip thru Glacier National park. In the
group who are autoing across country
are Edna F. Lee, Charles Lee and T.
Geiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Riddle of
Salt Lake City, who spent day or so in
the city. left yesterday for Butte where
they will visit the remainder of the week
before returning to their home. Mr. and
Mrs. Kiddle have been visiting relatives
in western Canada and in Montana the
past few weeks.
| A number of local young people from
the Methodist church left yesterday
morning for Billings where they will at
tend the state Epworth League conven-
ton being held this week. Those who
were in yesterdays group were Miss
Bessie Liscomb, Miss Thora Martin, Miss
Ethel Carpenter, Morton Ivarson and
Tom GonsOr.
| Mr.. and Mrs Leo Mcdonnell, of Ana
conda, are in the city visiting with Mr.
McDonnells parents, Mr. and Mrs. l..
NJ Mcdonnell. Mr.. and Mrs McDon-
nell are on their honeymoon trip, hay-
been married a week ago at Hamilton
where the brides mother resides. Mrs.
Mcdonnell formerly was Miss Frances
Ryan and taught in the schools of Ana
conda. Mr.. Mcdonnell is foreman in
the zinc plant at Anaconda.
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