Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-04


some years ago, leaving Great Falls
in 1914 to reside at Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hervin and family, except Miss
Esther returned to this city last fall
and again are making their home here.
William Nee returned to Highwood
yesterday after spending few days In
the city.
M. W. Tobey has returned to High
wood after spending couple of days IN
the city On business.
O.. W. Belden, Of Iewistown, left yes
teTday afternoon for Helena to attend
the legislative session.
Senator Il. @. Larson, Of Choteau, left
yesterday afternoon for Helena to re-
sumo his place in the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Thompson left last
night to return to their home at Brown
ing after spending the last two weeks
in the city.
Mrs Thomas Gossich has returned to
her home at Highwood after spending
the holidays with her daughter, Mrs
VIM. Richards.
Mrs. g. C. Mansfield returned to her
home at Simms yesterday after short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Noting
ham at Highwood.
Grant Hodgkiss arrived yesterday
morning from Choteau and left yesterday
afternoon for Bozeman to resume his
work at the state agricultural college
Mrs Ed Barrick and Mrs. G. w. Good
ell returned to their homes at Hobson
yesterday afternoon after spending
couple of days in Great Falls shop
ping.
Edward f. Moran. son of Mr.. and
| Mrs J It. Moran, Of the Foley hotel,
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his studies at the Western military acad-
emy.
| Miss Grace Gerhart, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents at
Raynesford, passed thru here yesterday
| on her return to her school ut Broad
view.
Mis- nellie Simmons passed thru Great
| Falls yesterday on her way to her home
| at Cascade after spending the past two
days visiting Miss Edna Eberel at Arm
\ ington.
Mrs. r. Raglan1 returned Thursday
night from Fort Benton, where she was
called short time ago to attend the fu-
neral Of her brother-in-law. II. u. Nc
Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Croft Of Choteau
were in the city yesterday for brief
visit while on their way to Helena. where
they will spend a few weeks visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson. of Stan
ford, left yesterday afternoon for Hell
ena. Mr.. Wilson II one Of the repre-
sentatiyes to the legislature from Fergus
county.
Miss Sylvia Collard returned to her
home ut Belt Yesterday afternoon after
spending the last few days in the city
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Collard.
Miss Mary Mcmahon returned yester-
day afternoon from Carter, wnere she
, spent the Christmas vacation and will
: take a course at the Commercial college
in this city.
| Mrs. John Mcdonald returned to her
: home at WaitsbUrg. Wash, yesterday af-
ter being called TO Fort Benton 4 week
ago BY the death Of her son-inlaw. Il
, D. Mcdonald.
J. G. Fnrman. proprietor 3f the hotel
at Augusta. was III the city yesterday
for brief visit while on his way tc
California where he viii spend a two
months vacation.
Miss Lulu Postma who has been here
for the past few days visiting Mrs. I. +.
Nickerson and Mrs Il. e. Dunn left
Yesterday afternoon to return to her
home at Bozeman.
] Odds ard ends sale at the Art Shor
on the Inezzanine floor Of The Paris. En-
broidery, silks. crochet silk. crochet cot
ton. stamped dresses. laundry bags, anc
remnants Of all kinds.-Adv.
Miss Ada Fish returned to her home
at Raynesfard yesterday after spend
ing a short time in Great Falls with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Thax-
ter. 1916 Seventh avenue north
J d Watson. d prominent stock
rancher in the northern part Of the
state and Canada, returned 70 Lethbridge
yesterday after spending the past severa
days here looking after business affairs
Mrs. Jake Gemar and son John Al.
bert. will return to their home at Aga
wan today, after spending the holidays
in the city the guests Of Mrs Gemnrs !
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John u. Grctton
=, Among the representatives to the leg,
tislature who passed thru Great Falls yes
terday en route to Helena were Vernon
T, Lewis Of Fort Benton. Calvin krnm-
baker Of Carter and MIR. FELTON, Of Ger
alIine.
Private John Lincoln stopped ID the
city yesterday for brief visit while
returning to his home at Fort Benton
from t Ort Logan, 1oIo.' hllFie he "tht
few days ago to be mustered out of
the service.
Mrs. George Armitage arrived yester.
day morning from Tacoma for a visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs II. Il
{ Webbor. MIR Armitagn is still in th'
t service and is stationed at Tacoma. Nal
t colin Webber is also in the city visiting
bis parents.
Mrs. John Patefield and Miss isabelle
Gable and mother. Mrs Thomas Cable
and their nephew and grandson. Everett
Thornton, returned to their home ii
] Simms yesterday. They were called t.