Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-23


in the city.
Cap Prater arrived yesterday after
noon from Carter on a short business
trip.
Miss Beryl Dobbs was in the city yes
terday from Fife for a brief business
visit.
Miss Ella Olson came in from Havre
yesterday to visit her sister, Miss Ruth
Olson. |
Miss Carrie Newman left yesterday af-
ternoon for brief visit with relatives
at Lewistown.
W. A. Pfefferly motored in from his
ranch east of the city yesterday for a
brief business visit.
Mrs. Leonard C. Thill and daughters
are in the city from Stanford to visit |
with Mrs Thill's mother, Mrs. Jennie
Giboney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gift and daugh- |
ter, Marian Irene. left Friday night for
st. Paul to spend week or ten days
with relatives.
Miss Evelyn McGee arrived in the
city yesterday from Fort Benton for a
two or three days visit with Miss Leta
Neat Of Geraldine
Mrs. Ed. Haglund arrived in the city
Mrs. Haglund will leave this evening for
their home at Havre.
W. J. Cooney and J. L. Fitzgerald of
the U. s. postcffice at Fort Benton ar
rived yesterday afternoon to attend the
Il. of c. convention here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gallup Of Havre
are in the city today from Havre to
spend the day. Mr. Gallup is clerk at the
fsrnat Nnrtharn officoS of Fayrp
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Goyins, who have
day or two, left yesterday afternoon to
return to their home at Stanford.
Miss Abby Osborne, Of Hamilton, pass
ed thru Great Falls yesterday on her
way to Essex where she will spend 4
few days visiting her uncle J. X. Bones.
Mrs. W. II. Fluhr passed thru the city
yesterday on her return to her home at
Helena, after spending the past week
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Rush at Belt.
J. NJ Hurley arrived yesterday after
noon from Havre to attend the X. of {.
initiation. While here he will visit his
sisters-in-law. Miss Scholastica and Miss
Katherine Welter.
Miss Edith Holland arrived yesterday
afternoon from Havre to spend the week
end in the city visiting Mrs. {. &. Sadler
and her sister, Sister Mary Laurence at
the Ursuline academy.
Mrs. Jack BRING arrived yesterday af-
ternoon from Butte to spend few days
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. J.
Kaufman and Miss Gertrude Kaufman
and Mrs. Hiram f. Johnson.
Mrs. Paul r. Wagner and daughter,
Beatrice. who have been guests at the
home of Mrs. Wagner's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Grove for the past six
months, have returned to their houe at
| Boston.
Frank Mckenna. Frank, May. Fred
| Thacher, Nike O'Neil. Louis Hubert,
| Thomas Martin, Frank Sutor and Eli
Sowa came in yesterday afternoon from
Havre to attend the initiation services
of the *. of {.
| -. +. Parsons, manager of the Gam
| bic Robinson Wholesale company at Glas-
| gow arrived in the city yesterday for Il
short visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ G. Parsons, and sister, Miss
Margaret, at the Sparling hotel.
Mrs. T. F. Dauterman and son Allen,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Dauterman
and son Arthur, and daughter Florence
arrived from Havre yesterday afternoon
to attend the N. OIL -. luItldllOu III tulS
! city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Meyers left yes
| terday afternoon to return to tncrr home
on Arrow Greek. Mrs. Meyers has been
| a patient ut the Columbus hospital for
the past five weeks and Mr.. Meyers ar
rived Yesterday morning 10 accompany
| her home.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Russell returned yes
terday afternoon from Minneapolis.
where she has been spending the past
three weeks visiting friends. While east
Mrs. Russell stopped at Hotel Radison
and visited with Rev. and Mrs. G. q.
Bennett, formerly Of this city.
Miss Blanche Nawberry came in from
her school at Eden yesterday to meet
her father, c. H. Newbcrry and her
sister, Mrs. E. Ostby, who arrived here
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Newberry and
Mrs. Ostby left on the afternoon train
for Butte to spend few days there
visiting relatives.
Miss Anna Christophcrson and Miss
Pauline Jacobs, clerks III the superin-
tendent's office of the Great Northern
at Wolf Point, arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon. Miss Christopherson
will spend the weekend in the city
visiting Miss Id Rcpole. but Miss
Jacobs left on the afternoon train for
Belt, where she viii visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Jacobs.